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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1893-05-24, Page 8e r 0 c d a n it n li e p zI 11 w t t w in th hi to th a th fo m ab in ad in $PR1MI NM 0O : KE , WWI, And if yotl axe lot wilt riot cels$ 1101 you areieelepelled t4 procure it little geed WIIISEI Y, 1 LtNNIIY, WINE, ALE on PORTER, We have just placed in stock complete lines of the very best Canadian and Imported Goods. None but the purest, in wood and bottle, kept stock, and sold at the closest living prices. The lines we carry are suitable for Medicinal and General Household purposes —guaranteed. J. W. RITER, ALBERT STREET, .. CLINTON Saginaw he he he uetom in To Advertisers. All changes of Advertisements, to insure insertion in the current issue, must be received at the office not later than SAT URDA Y NOON. ' Copy for changes received later than SAT- URDAY NOON will hereafter be a. the Advertiser's own risk. A. M. TODD, Publisher. t i 1 c 1 r a 5 a 1 a a 1 ,, e d E 0 t c E al m fc d. b' m JI ti, ra ht ;lc; is DC N de sti gc wi wl pa stI th ne W to Tl rel gi' on go th M an ho pa or of th 00 th of th no we th est th he of ev ma On 1 The Huron News-Recora 1.60 s Year -91.26 In Advance Wednesday, Allay 24th,1893. LOCAL NEWS. In and Around the 1tub, golUlt an. To FARMERS AND HORSEMEN.—Best single harness a specialty, all styles and closest prices. Everything in our line eut fine. JOHNSON & ARMOUR,harness makers. WANTED. boy, active and willing to make himself useful, to learn the Art of Printing. Apply at this office. None but a thoroughly reliable boy need apply. A lad between 14 and 16, residing in town with his parents, pre- ferred. C. E. WILLsrN, of the Beaver Mille Wolien Co. of Union and St. Thomas purpose starting abranch store here for buying wool and. doing custom manufactur- ing. Will carry a large stock of goo+e of their manufacture, to exchange for wool, and also pay tho highest market price in cash. Custom curd• ingwill be done here, and spinning, weaving, full- ing and finishing and all other manufacturing taken in here and sent to the mills and returned. We think Mr. Willson should be patronized by all wanting his goods and selling their wool. It is quite a while since there has been a woollen mill hero and it will be beneficial to all to have one. Mr. Willson guarantees his goods to be made of nothing but pure wool and all custom work done in first-class shape. Expects to be open by 22nd. of May. Wo would like to see the wool and custom work tomo here and not go ruiles out of their way to outside places. Cash paid for eggs and butter.—CANTSLON Bao9. STEWART, the grocer, pays cash for butter and 'W' SERVANTGIRL—general--wanted; tip- ply to Mrs. J. W. Irwin, King street, Clinton. Good wages. ,2.f. Miss WEBB was in Mitchell last Friday. Tilos. SMALLACOMBL,, of town, was fisiting in Hensall recently. MR. W. JAcrsote, the king traveller, vas in the Queen city last week. MASTERIN•CHANCERY MALCO➢ISON, Of xoderich, was in Clinton last Friday. MRs. R. K. LOGAN has returned from and will remain here on a everal months' visit. GAME WARDEN JOHN CURRY was in 1inton last Friday. Whether or'not was on important business deponent with not. Mn. W. S. Rein has disposed of his itrathroy business to Rev. Mr. Learoyd, f Sarnia, whose son, Mr. A. W. Lea- oyd, formerly of Clinton, will manage t. ALDERMAN JOHN O'Donoghue, of ;tratford, the genial district manager f the Manufacturers' Life Insurance ;ompany, was in Clinton for several aye last week and reports a consider ble addition to the company's busi• sea. Fors NON SUBSCRIBERS.—A little ,em in a newspaper may sometimes take a man an enemy to the paper for fo, but it wont stop him from reading It merely changes him from a ibseriber to n borrower. Every ublisher can recall the natnes of cit.- me who come under this head. PROSPECTIVE M. P.P.—Mr. Y. M. Mc• ,van, the capable reeve of Soaforth, as in Clinton last Friday surveying ie town. The editor of the New Era, ho recently nominated Mr. McLean in reference to the present member for shi south, Mr. Bishop, accompanied prospective M. P.P. LOOK FOR AN INVITATION.—Keep our eye on the newspaper and see ria hich of the merchants want your sp and are sufficiently courteous to vite you to call. There is much of ore in advertising than you may shi ink. It is not only to tell of lot s goods that a man advertises, but is and invite the people who read—the wa inking, the intelligent—to pay him lbs visit, and judge for themselvea as to coo e quality and pride of what he offers Tee r sale. People read the advertise- lbs ints. Don't make any mistake Ha out that, They are just as much Grc in knowing where to buy to Ho vantage as the advertiser is in sell. 7, g hie goods. was 1't x Trerna.,.,.tt la pleasing to mote in the papery that last' yeat'e .,1,yla ti r'p*P.ar will be oto9k to this iepiop. E+' 4n1 CLostA!Ci.-t., after the, let of ,lune Clinton n orohtinte +will oluse their stores at 8 p.m., excepting Satur,. days and days preceding holidays, MRS. Boouut of Orangeville, 1a visiting her mother, Mrs. S. G. Plum- mer. The latter lady wee quite ill for several days, but is on the wend, THIS APPLIES TO WEST STREET HORlH DEALER.—The mai who does right only because he has to, would rather work for the devil at tho same price. DON'T Do IT.—The young man who sheds his heavy underwear this week will imagine be has the hay fever be- fore another. moon, THE WIND U. -- Commissioner Plummer informs tie that the park im- provements will be completed this week. ORDER No. 1.—Cant. Combe has notified all members of No. 4 Company to report to him at once. The camp of instruction will be convened et Lon• don on June 20th. LONDON CONFERENOl4.—The London conference of the Methodist church will hold its tenth session in the Cen- tral church, Sarnia, commencing at 9 a. m., on Tueeday, June 1, 1893. MR. C. R. SHANE, well known in hie section and formerly of Campbell Shane, Windsor, has accepted a oeition with Mr. F. R. Webb, 'etrolea. DIFFERENT FIGURES. —"Going out n her figure" is the most amusing bit if slang recently coined. Translated, t is said, it means venturing out doors vithout any sort of wrap or coat. A POINTED PARAGRAPH.—When- ver a newspaper man gets so he can lease everybody his usefulnees on this lig earth will be cut short off, for ight there bo will be gently wafted on ngel's wings to the haven of rest be. ond. PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE.—It goner- lly reads Birthe, Marriages, Deaths. Some papers, however, have changed he signs to the Cradle, the Alter, the tomb. The Sarnia Post has made nother change and now the headings spear as the Entry, the Union, the Exit. It will soon turn to Faith, L. • and Charity—faith in the future f the child, hope that the marriage Will prove to be a happy one, and harity for the idiosyncraciee of the eparted. THE ADVANCE GUARD.—D. S. itchie, M. A. H., A., B. P., G. A., . S., H. D., of Elora, Ont., was iu Ion Saturday, Sunday end Monday. is profession is that of a bill poster Id advance agent and he has spent any years at the business. His uni— rtn and soldierly appearance will raw the eye. Mr. Ritchie is distil - ting printed matter announcing the onster three days carnival at Galt on dne 14, 15 and 16. He is an adver- sement in himself. Low railway tes from all points have been arrang- I and the 'carnival promisee to be a ige and successful affair. Mr. Ritchie a brother to Mrs Geo. Trowhill. DEHORNING.—Tifr. W. Weir, the ited dairyman r had a talk with THE ENS RECORD the other day on horning. He related the habits of ick with their horns on—how they red each other, &c. Ono instance is given where the boas cow of a herd ssed a number that were tied in their ills. Coming to a particular one e boss animal turned like a flash and arly gored her mate to death. • Mr. eir has 47 cows, 41 milking, and a t of young stock. He had a second t of young stock dehorned recently. ieir ago was about two years. The Cult from dehorning the first lot has von entire satisfaction. Previously e was not safe from the murderous and ring onslaughts of the other. Now ey are docile and perfectly harmless. .Weir is quite satisfied that the safest d beat way is to have all stock de - rued. The operation is not very inful and is accompained with little no loss of blood. ItIORE EXPORT SHIPPING. —In spite the embargo upon Canadian cattle e shipments from Montreal are going apace, and, in fact, the figures for e past week exceet by 2,000 those the week ending May 13. From o last mentioned date up to Saturday lees than 6,605 head of live stock re cleared from Montreal port to o United Kingdom, and accepting the imate of a well-known exporter, e value of the past week's pment will bo about $90 per ad, or amounting to a sum total $594,450. It is not probable, how- er,that these figures will keep up for ny weeks, as there has, for several sons, been more than the ordinary ring rushduring the last three weeks. Monday of this week several curs very fine export cattle were sped from Clinton. Among the were 65 heed fed by James Fair sold to S. Smith ; the total weight s 91,750 ibe., an agerage of 1,411 Mr. Smith also bought from Pea- k 19 head, weighing 24,460 lbs, ; kir, 10, 12,300 lbs.; Bailie 2, 2,150 • McGregor 5, 6,080 lbs.; R. Hai 3, 3,630 lbs. A Couch to off, 4 head, 5,540 lbs. Gibbings to ern, 4 head, 5,200 lbe ; Murdock 0,250 lbs. The highest price paid 5f c. a pound. VHS MUT PIAVE TO err .A,, Baby'Carnia e g, Clild's Cart or Wagon, Boy's or Girl's Velocipede Or Doll's Cab or Cradle IS CLINTON The Bargains are Great and the store with the Greatest Bargains isi ROBINS': BROS., Book Store and News Depot, McKay Block, Clinton. Beesley Co. 0 SPRING and SUMMER MILLINERY. We show the best that money buys, in Style and Quality, every HAT and BONNET is a jem of art—having been trimmed by our experienced Milliners who have the needed taste and skill to suit every com- plexion with becoming headwear, and the best of all, few can meet our prices, and none can beat them. .:I:I SIE RY and GLOVES. We show nothing but absolutely FAST BLACK, dyed by Louis Hermsdarf, the celebrated German dyer of black goods, his name is stamped on every pair, and we can give you a Taffetta Silk Glove, Fast Black, at 20c. to 65c. a pair. COOL WEATHER HER GOODS Summer Corsets, Black Lace Flouncings, Black Lace Dress Nett, Black Striped Muslins. White 1YYuslins, Print Delains, We expect you to trade with us because, by doing so you can save money, The Ladies' Favorite BEEsLEy &col Establishment. 4T & 6T. --0 Forty and Sixty Cents are the prices of those BAMBOO TABLES of ours. We have the Forty Cent ones with either square or round top. Who would be without a table when you can get one at that price $13 BEDROOM SUITE We are still handling the above Suite, and although the manufacturer bas raised the price of them we are still offering them for $13.00. Had we not purchased a good supply before the price was raised we could not offer them for that money. Are you thinking of buying a PARLOR SUITE ? If you are, call and see what we have to offer you. JOSEPH O H I D EY indcrtaker,Furniture Dealer and ,r. W. CHIDLEY, JR., Funeral Director and Embalmer. Night calls answered at his residence, King St., opposite the Foundry. :0.. • Propagated Through a Meai't So it is authoritatively stated. We believe it ; in that through;. the `medium" of the knowledge, that the lines. TROUSERS we advertise at $2.00 and $3.00 "having been proven to be the best value ever offered� constantly to the public", have yearly found and con- tinue to find "hundreds" of purchasers. "A Few Comments By Those Who Buy These Goods" One says for the way I knock my clothes about I never had anything to suit nie better than your $2.00 Trousers •- - I always have two pair, a pair of $2.00 for every day use;:a pair of $3,00 for better wear, Says another: -: $2.00 and $3.00 Trousers :- For the wear obtained, for the fit assured, for the price uncompetable, are undoubtedly the greatest value in Trousers in the market. 0 Jackson x B : os,, MEN'S OTTTF'ITTERS, CLINTON & SEAFORTH. + — x — - + — •I• + — - 1 r — + — + tkiiiltiHermsdptf's ast Black. Arent They Pretty; Absolutely Stainless Fast Black COTTON HOSE Blacker than the darkest African, Faster than the Ethiopians skin, even Pears Soap will not change the color, Quality good, Color Fast, price right. All kinds and sizes for Ladies, Misses, Girls and Boys. �—.Aent5l'STANDARD PATTERNS e CATALOGUE FREE Ottn ncQUL JI. June Fashion Sheets and New Patterns just in this week. Est. J. Hodn CLINTON.