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The Huron News-Record, 1893-06-14, Page 4) t IelPve ortt,tiens direct ttom England aavp nowarrivedx1d itre rea(lyy for spring orders, 'We have a magnificent range of West of Etiglamd Sllllns. Scotch Tweeds and Irish Ser~es, rine Worsted Coatings in variety of colgrs and latest desicros which will, ' be'` sold to ' Iny. customers as cheap on creditas 0113( tailor ng establish nt . can e l'f or ' cash, . Raving o t •' mp . s .l o Gt.S 1, . rents or cutters to pay',. and paying S,j.Ot cash' for y goofs, I alb enabled to announc # that my prices will defy competition. As cutter -of ,fashionable. and Complete Fitting Clothing. claim to be in the front rank. sur Stock Qf Ready Made Clothing, Feats, Caps and Grent'tx. Furnishings is full arid' complete. t , d after the 1st April, I.open a Cutting Scheel, when ;T: will-tealeh' the "'Kennedy Outliner," the best system that has ever been invented its this Dominion. For fu: then particulars •gild terms address S LIACKSONItt O LION O . e ;Huron, News -Record 1.60 a Yiar—$1.25 in Advance. 'iVednestlay. Jiine 14t11, 1893. Goderieh. Mr. S. Davis, of Clinton, spent Sunday in the circular town. Miss Hattie Smith left town on Mon- day on a visit to friends in New York city. The steamer City • of Windsor made regular calla at this port the past week. Miss H. Wilkinson is visiting her sister, Airs.. McKenerick, in Galt. Mrs. R. Logan, of Saginaw, is visiting -at the residence of her relative, Mrs. Clucas,St.David street. Mrs. P. Adamson is visiting friends in Burlington, Vermont. Miss Bella Wilson left last week on a visit to friends in New York. Editor Holmes, of the New Era, was in the county town on Monday. Mr. John Welsh, of Stratford was in ,Goderich this week. Mr. Jae. A. McKay was in town this week. The schooner Greyhound •sailed on • taturday with a cargo of Salt for Wiar- on. Banker Williams was in the Queen city last week. Mrs. John Straiton and son returned to their home, Thorndale, on Saturday. The last ucre party of the season was held last Thursday evening. Miss Sharman resumed charge of her ,.n...claseyrn:,tlie,Qentral this; week.. Regular meeting of Huron chapter No. 80, R. A. M., next Tuesday evening. Mr. Geo. Price, of Rees Price & Son, .intends starting business in Sault St. Marie. 'Mrs. (.Judge) Johnston, nurse and .children, Sault Ste Marie, arrived in town Saturday on on a few weeks' visit to the lady's;paren.ts. Bicyclists are increasing greatly in Goderich, several expert lady riders being among the number. Regular meeting of Goderieh Council No. 157, Canadian Order of Chosen Friends, on Friday evening. Mrs. Jas. and Misses Flo and F. Bailey,ofrWoodstock, have been visiting the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Martin, Saltford. Bass fishing commences on Friday. MeeHarry Rutson, of Detroit, is visa- ing at. the family residence, West street. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Howell returr.ed last week from conference. Rev. Mark Turnbull conducted ser, vice in Si. Stelipen's, Goderich tp., on Sunday afternoon. Our old townsman, C. W. Andrews, in writing to a friend last week, wished to be remembered to "all the boys" and particularly the members of theaG. A. D. C. We are sure his host of friends will be glad to hear that he is in the land of the living and doing well. .M,iss Maud Rutson hasreturned from a lengthy visit to relatives in Detroit. r The steamer Ji onarelt of the Beatty •line was at Lee's deck on Saturday and loaded considerable freight for Port .Arthur. The washouts on the breakwater, caused by the spring freshets have been refilled by Mr. Addison's men. There was a musical and literary cons . test in the lecture room of the North 'St, _Methodist church last evening be- tween the young ladies and. the young . men. We are unable to give the de- clared result, but of course the young ladies will win, for we all know they have winning ways. Galt's 1'Ionster Carnival starts to day and will the continued tomorrow and Friday. Return fare from Goderich . The ladies collecting for the repairs to St. George's have been very successful .80 far. - • Holy Comniupion at, St. George's at 8 a. in. next Sunday. • St. George's Sunday school classes will untilfurther notice meet at 9 30 a. m. instead of 3 p. tn. as heretofore. 'Che Schooner Garter from 1Chessalon MI Gore Bay with lumber for N. Byment, arrived in port on Sunday. Mte, Frank Simmons Was visiting old friends in tewir this week. • iti its Combe, of Clinton, was In Gode. r'ioli on Saturday. Mtt', P. Kelly, of :Llythf was in the county totvti haat Thursday. . , Mr. 13. Vt. Elliott) of Exeter, was in Gatietiph the petal 'Wednesday. - r.;,I. Ituti)Erallf otclintort, visited the oirotrldtr town last I'riday. BaYlield. T. 0. Button, L. D. S., of Clinton, will, until farther notice, beat the River. Hotel the emend and fourth Thursday of every m.,atb, Mr. William Jowett, our of our 'promin- ent young men, lilt fir Port Huron last Monday. Will will be very much missed by his many firends. We wish him suoeeetl: The remains of Mrs. Greer,. Brunson line were interred" in Hayfield ;emotery last Thursday. Also the, remedy's of an old settler of the Varna Road, Mrs. Samuel Turner. 1'ne Dairy Commissioners will be hear on Thursday. Farmere may profit by this, It le wc'rth a uoneideration. Mr. J Jowett le breaking in hie new "Cc mat," Bicycle. Tne. large skift picked up at the lake by Mr. Jas. S urgeon was r.:elaimed on Saturn day by the Trey -set Co.,'of Drysdale, Bartley oucupied the vaoanoy at St Ai.idrows nu Sundt), again. Preparations have been made for a grand and unique celebration of D,miuion Day in the moat ample and,xteneive style that the place will afford. Dominion Dey, at the mentior, of which, eve,v loyal British subject should f'el his heart throb end glow in his country's interests and honor, and lot this, the eelehray-ion of 93, be one of the most glorious ever held. Rsv. Oliphant returned from C,nference on Friday and eervices were conducted as usual on Sunday. Mr. Israel Jeffery was in town on Sun- day.. A Reward! Yee, you will be awarded a prize on the First of July if successful in any contests. Good priz •s given in all sports. Particulars may be seen on the hills. Londesboro. Rev. W. W. Leech and Mr. Wm. Stevens returned from Owen Sound last Wednesday morningg where they had been attending the Guelph Confer- ence of the Methodist Church. Mr. Leech goes to Varna and Rev. Mn. Fair, from Hensall, comes to. Londes- borough. Mr. Joseph Stevens, of Auburn, was in the village on Saturday. He left for Ottawa on Monday morning to at- tend' the High Court -Session C. O. F. as delegate from the Court here. Mr. Wm. Young, of Clinton, was here on Saturday. He .was going to Blyth and Brussels. Will leaves on Monday for Chicago inhere he has pro- cured a situation with an undertaker. Mr. Herb. Bell has purchased a bicy- cle from G. F. Emerson, of Clinton,and Mr. Elijah Walker one from Mr. Thomp- son, of Goderich. We hear of more - who intend purchasing before long. Londesboro is bound to be up to the • times. Mr. Melville is painting Mr. Oui- mettes' house. - Mr. and Mrs. Newton, of Wingham, passed through here on their way to Porter's Hill on Friday. Ice cream at O'Brien's•every Tuesday and Saturday evening. Mr. Joseph Colclough is driving Wet- laufer's butcher wagon now. We were glad to see Mr. Edmund Crawford in the village on Saturday. Ted has been laid up with a sore knee about 10 weeks. Mr. Thompson, of Goderieh,was here last week selling bicycles. He sold one Mr. Walter Cunningham will repre- sent North Star Lodge at the Grand Lodge session I. O. G. T to be held in Hamilton on the 27th inst. Mr. John Shobbrook moved last week to his residence on the gravel road near Clinton. The Home Circle will hold an At Home in their hall on the 22nd inst. They are sparing no pains to make this an enjoyable affair. The Methodists will have a lawn social on the '27th inst, for the benefit of the Sunday School. The Presbyterians will hold a Straw- berry Festival on July 1st, in aid of their Sunday School. . Mr.. ouirnette shipped a large quan- tity of hay from this station last week. A. number of the children around here have the measles at, present. Rev. Mr. Paul, of Brussels, preached the funeral sermon of the late Mrs. Garrett in the Methodist church on Sunday evening. Mr. Adams has ggot.the cellar under his new building dug and the masons will commence work in a few days. The Sons of England will greet on Friday evening; there will be an initia- tion and this being quarter night there should be a large attendance. of mem- bers. On next Sunday afternoon at 2.30, Rev. James Ferguson, of Gt'anton will preach a special sermon to breth- ren in the Methodist Church here. Clinton and Goderich lodges acre ex- pected to be present. The brethren will meet in their hall abet march to church in a body. The choir of the churoh will supply suitable musie. Wo hope to see a large turnout of the 5, of E. on this occasion. • The public meeting called by the Willett Grange for the 7th inst, olid, not take place, owing to the small attend- aneo. 1u rnsdon & Son have sold 2.3 binders this season besides it lot of other farm implements. 4..'1. IktoDontkld atteuded• the aline greeting of the County Council at, Goderich this week, GR Q, l.4 -Usines otngavd Jg Yp hs Stephan* wilt represent the Auburn end Londeel otaugh °parts teopectiyely et the meeting ' or the ihiglr Court at' Ottawa.. The .courts ;have•tuad,e; ex. cogent selecliona,by the election of the shove. veined' Ocntiemea ,who no d'Qi bt will, 'Sustain the, 4earepda: ••of . their respective courts Igtth sbilltd:« , Antes 4arter• is building a picket lenge to front of hie lot which will addd,. wntdr to the ppearapae , of . ltie properG,y,, ,: ,. Joha.R Feptoprthe Pepularjouraey- man .ptillerSt Webb's Mills, is touring Weetetg Outer(o,.o.n, 41s flue twported, bfoyata. • • Geo Lemp and family have returns., ed from a via,, to his father nod father• iu Jw P ear 'elleeiey,Waterloo con sty. , B �o yU nod" 1 ev, F Swap, returned from the, meeting of the Guelph • Conference at Owen Sound. Both report an enjoyable 'time While there,. , , IievF, Swan will remove to his ne.w fielder labor at Hensen, to be slimed., ed on the Auburn ,gircuit by Rev. Ww. Baugh, nolo of Trowbridge, wbo•oomee to Auburn with an excellent reputation for pulpit•ability. Mise Irwin is visiting at Mr Fella. Mies Belle Wilson goes on Monday to Atwood to be initiated into the wyetery of oheeee.making. Her father W. D. Wilson, or more familiarly' known ae Farmer Wilson, is preparing to manufacture cheese, hence the occasion of Miss Belle's venture. Rev. R. Henderson has formed two societies of Christian Endeavor, in conaction with his congregations, the society at Carlow being particularly promising. That at Auburn will no doubt in the near future excel, at least rival the sister sooioty at Carlow. The Auburn Methodist Sunday School will have a' picnic shortly in Will Symington's bush. Moro anon Mise McMichael, of Seaforth, ie the guest of the Mise Syniiugtans. CONVALESCENT.—Mrs. Wm. Neave and Mrs. Davidson, who have been it for some time, are recovering. s 1 John Mole• , John Robertson, and R Mulch attended the Divine services held under the auspices of the Gode rich Workmen, at St. George's Church Goderich . R. J. Ask with is indisposed this week. We hope to bear of hie speedy recovery. Mrs. John Flunking is suffering from a severe attack of lung trouble. Dr. Young is in attendance. Master Harry Washington, son of Chas. Washington, while endeavoring to climb a board fence, fell and broke hie arm. Dr. McLachlin is attending to the little sufferer. Mr. Washing- ton and his aimable lady have the sympathy of the whole community in this time of affliction. A. E. Cullis and H. Lawler have this week lost a valuable horse. Dixon Stalker is the guest of his brother Robert. The Christian Endeavor Society in connection with the Presbyterian church is progressing very favorably. Many new member(' signed the pledge et the last meeting. Mr. Mills is ,purchasing a car load of horses for Manitoba. To this we have no objection. But why not arrange to have a genuine Mre. Mills emigrate as well. SHASONABLE.—Bob Nicholson and Willie Mitchel have developed en unusual fondness for bathing in their ordinary costumes. The boyo .intentions to keep dry were all well enough but they defy the immutable laws of gravity while rowing and naturally the fall into the river and literally snort equal to a propeller crossing a sand bar to getout again. D. E. Munro and hie better three quarters have gone to visit a sick acquaintance in St. Helens. Robert Clark, of West Wawanosh, was renewing his associations with the friends of his youth in Auburn. James Yates, Bertie Yates,•and Master Willie Hayden visited their Auburn friends recently. Mrs: Rose, one of the now very few pioneers of West Wawanosh, is nearing the border land of the great beyond. "Though I walk in the valley and shadow death I will fear no evil for thy rod and thy staff they comfort me." Dr. MoLaugblin, and his aimable partner end daughter, intend to visit friends in the vicinity of St. Thomas thia week. P. Kelly, J. Barr, and others assooi• ated with them appealed to the County Council against the' refusal of Hallett council to appoint an arbitrator having on view the formation of a new union S. S , comprising portions of Hullett and East Wawanosh, lying in tho boundry between the said townships. The new school hone() is to be built near John Barr's farm. The committee appointed John Britton, Hullett, Finlay Anderson, East Wawanoah, and John Bower's,. for West Wawanosh. The latter township is interested in the• matter through the Manchester school. Mrs. Arehy Robinson it the guest of hersister, Mira. Robert Stalker, •Sohn Sturdy intends returning to Parry Sound District shortly. Ilonry Farrow 'goes to the World's Pair nest week. Ile will furnish an amplee, and trust. worthy report when be comes bac Andrew slid ti'illil<rn Tottn ,blut neve' Sete to fill• situationsthe former to. Merlin, And .the latter to.. K ipoatdino. dlottl it.ra poptr,ltwr' " attd a' rati. bledroangmep, And will fill theca; positions' with edit to.•thetuselit rtagq profit to their, respec,tive,' em•ployera, SAnanel Clafilt.; baa the realclatttt gf , !1,lxuru 1 bu0ll.y _tepairing alta, ioa4e.. raporta 04%. a:U ere,nvery law, "ab'idl4g, crtiz tnt with reapeat to statute tabor. Where'. la '.the , Fish inspector little of, °hi4 "atteotio1 elon.lz. tlle` Mait- land blight cacao; fewer hose being Cavglrt,before • T. dark: ie painting the interior of Qhisgntrtaailorot, shop,'' Edgar Vowed hos the Mot'ria. • Mr, Pbippen, efe. Wnodstopk,, Is visit- ing et, Thos. �Epne's this week. Thos. Wavwiul raised his barn last week and will have a stone foundation placed beneath it. Taos Martin, 4th con., is now very busy preparing to move his barn to its new site. Mr. Martin intends to build • the stone wall himself. Wm. Gray, ''of Mapleton, Monorfa Co., Towa, is renewing old acquaint- ances on the 3rd line. Mr. Gray left the Srd some nme years ago for that state and comparatively speaking a poor man. Re at first purchased 85 acres put soon found that too small for his growing family of .four boys. So about,fotir years ago he sold it and pur- chased the Maple Valley Stock Farm, containing 245 "acres for the good sum of $11,500. Last year he hacl 5000 bushels of corn and this year he has 140•acres in corn alone. His stock at present consists of 19 horses, 75 head of cattle and abort 100 hogs. Mr. Gray gives glowing accounts of the prosper- ity of that state but says that he does not want his friends to think that every one has met with the satire good luck that he hacl. He would not advise any person who is doing well here to leave for' that state with the hope of n?aking a fortune in a short time. . • a h , , p Has, aBlue.. , ream awns. eelain ro •, G _. '�T"ool a �d Ch al�,�e� Victoria... �• isawnste . Sa tin Cheek Lawns. B1;ack oo - ,''V`% ,.. �, (��rre�adrte Black Silk Grenadines. ,•, . . Bengalenes, Grey,' Fawn, Black. Cream and Biscuit Crepe s. Cream, Pink and Blue Nuns Veilings. GILROY & WISEMAN. TENTION1 Colborne. The Foresters had aserrnou preached to them a couple of Sabbaths ago at Car- low by Rev. Mr. Henderson. A large gathering was present. Mrs. Wm. Stevenson has been visit- ing in Goderich lately. Mr. J. Homey, of Winthrop, and lady were over here lately to give in- formation with regard to a Lady True Blue Lodge which will likely be start- ed before the 12th of July. Mrs. Thos. Millan is to be the first Worshipful Mistress. A Ladies' Aicl Society has • been or- ganized in connection withZionChurch. They met last week at James Mitchell's and they will meet next month at Mrs. Nicholas Morrish's. Miss Jessie Straughan, daughter of Robert Stratughan, is very sick at pre- sent. We hope to see her restored again to her wanton health ere long. The wife of Fletcher Gilder's present- ed him with a daughter quite recently.. Girls seem to be all the go around_ here lately and Fletcher is not out of fash- ion. The Militia will he going to camp on Monday, 19th inst. Quite a number around here are going with the Dun- gannon company under command of Captain Young and Lieut H.ueston. The West Huron Cheese Factory has not started at time of writing. What is the natter; wake up directors. Some of the brethren of L. O. L. No. 153 have erected a flag pole at the hall. Good for them. L. 0. L. No. 153 have decided to go to Exeter on the 12th of July, but we understand some of the other lodges of South Huron are going to Blyth. Is this right ? We think that all of South Huron should have went to Blyth this year and repaid North Huron for their former visits, but when it was carried to go to Exeter at the county meeting every lodge should be there who can. At the last meeting of L. O. L. No. 153, a letter of condolence was presented to Bro. Wm. Millian, sympathyizing with him in the loss of his daughter, Nettie. The crops are looking well thus far, grass is excellent, fruit is a light crop except cherries which have blossomed abundantly. The County Orange t%ieeting is called for Clinton on the 21st inst. Wingbarn. Mr. Chas. Smith has removed from Bank of Hamilton, Lucknow, to the same bank here. Charlie's friends will be glad to have him back again. The Wingham Lacrosse Club intend going to Hamilton on Thursday. The Gravid Lodge of Orange Young Britains meet there Wednesday and Thursday and the game will take place after the closing of the grand lodge. Friday last was decoration day and there was a good turn out of ten differ- ent societies of the town; The proces- sion left market square for the ceme- tery at a quarter past three and after spending a couple of hours decorating the graves of departed brethren return- ed to town in time for to witness an. exhibition game of lacrosse between local teams chosen by Geo. Sills and W. Shanks. The promenade concert given in the rink on Fridayevening under the aus- pices of the Mple Leaf Lacrosse Club was fairly well attended, and the club was slightly enriched by the proceeds. Tho ladies of the Presbyterian church here presented the Rev. Mr. McQuarrie with two beautiful plush chairs on Mon- day evening last. The, gentlemen of the same church presented Mr. Mc- Quarrie with two hundred dollars, in gold. Mr. McQuarrie has preached here for the last sixteen years and is as mach respected by the members of the different churches in town as he is by the members of his own. He. intends going to•Torouto to reside. Misses Liypi Ston and Cornyn spent Saturday ifr Corrie, the guest, of the Rev. W. F. Brownlee, . There is to be a fashionable wedding in town this nionth, The Wingham Fire Brigade intends competing in the tournament in Galt. on Thursday next. •••"-IVIlsa Stoat, 'of Godorictl, 'is the guest of Miss Bella Ellis, of lensall, We shall talk this week about. Because we have purchased a stock of Boots and Shoes, made by well-known and reliable makers, suet} as King, Hamilton, Slater, Cooper & Smith and. others.: •Goods that are new and will give satisfactien to the buyer. We are prepared to give the best value in /Boots a,aid Shoes ever offered in Clinto. We bought this stock at 60c. on the 'we will sell at and to clear out the stool - Less than wholesale prices. $3,bO0 'to select -Nora. Come and see the goods and get prices before buying, Re- metnber this is no old stock, but new and reliable goods. Plumsteel & Gibbings, Clinton. Prof. Dustin Manitoba Excursions. THE GREAT Ma,gnetie Y-3ealer Is at Grand Union Hotel, Clinton. The World is my Country, and to do Good my Religion. Glad Tidings of Great Joy to Suffering HUMP nity. Reads the internal condition of the Diseases of patients, whether present or at a distance. Catarrh Cured for $5 Paralytics and other invalid, beyond the reach of ordinary skill, are all benighted, and some of them marvellously cured by this treatment. No medicine need. Help for all. The most sceptieal'oonvienoed. No case hopeless. The blind eau be made to see, the deaf to hear, tho lame to walk. Charges very moder- ate, Consultation free. F. W. FfIRNOOIIIB; (MEMBER OP AOS'N OI' P. L. S.) Provincial Land Surveyor and Civil Engineer, LO1t,7DON', ONT, Orrice : At O. J. Stewart's (hoary Store, Clin- ton. 761ay oma* —Mr. Alex. McNeill, M. P. of North Bruce? was at Southampton Thursday and held a public prcaenta• tfon in the town hall; when Capt: Wm, •McG. Lambert, lighthouse keeper, was made the recipient of a gold watch from the Government in token of his heroism in saving the lives of three ehipwr'eeked sailors there on •the let Sept. lent. JUNE 10 Good t Ju yc3rar�ra up to JUNE20 Gooti to Retnnl np r. , .t ii 20t1a. JUNE2, AuguGoof to Rst eup to 1 1 turn eth. JULY 27 Goo4Autog,tst 20t1Return a. up to to $28 & $30 For Round Trip. Through cars from LONDON, DRUMBO or WINGHAi1I are being run through to Winni- peg without change. Buy your tickes from the C. P. R. Agents, as only they can grant you this privilege. Remember there is only one Agent of the C. P. R. in Clinton.. A. T. COOPER, Ticket and Telegraph Agent, Clinton. PRODUCE TSORE. Having ranted the store next to that of Mr. J. II Combe, the undersigned is prepared to buy, for cash, any quantity of first clogs Butter and Eggs. No trading whatever, but all cash. Clinton April 27. 1893. ISAAC MORLEY. 760•tf SEED COItN FOR SALE. I have a large quantity of Mammoth Sonthren white Seed" Ensilage Corn for sale. Low prices to Merchants for lots of 10 to 20 bushels and over. Every farmer should aow from 1' to 6 acres of this corn. One acre is equal to nearly 10 of hay for feed. Drive right to the Elevator, or Corn Exchange, Town Hall. W. H. PERRIN. 768.4E New Pf otourap i Gallerg. J. W. COOK, the leading photographer, has bought and fitted up the piemises next Young's .Bakery, Albert Street, Clinton, and • is prepared to execute all orders. Everything from a SUNBEAM to a LIFE- SIZE PHOTO on the shortest notice and first class workmanship guaranteed I: Tintypes taken, Pictures taken on cloudy days equally as well as on sunny days by the new process. Prices as low aa any and superior work. Call at the now gallery. J, W. COOK, Practical Photographer Albert St., Clinton. PEOPLE WHO 'RAVEL will get hill information, LOWEST RA'I'BS and Cou- pon Tickets from • WMrJACKSON, TOWN AGZIkrt, - • G. T. It.