HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1893-07-19, Page 16THE. WORLI FAR
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To Advertisers.
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insure insertion in the current issue,
must be received at the Office nqt later
than SAT URD-4 Y V.OQV. Copy
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URD_4Y SJOO.k will hereafter,jje a.
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1.60 a Year $1.25 in Advanoe
/ Wednesday, dually 6;;tit, 1093.
LOCAL NEWS.
In and Around the klub,
Zown Ilan.
OA811 or Goode paid for Cherries.—OAVTacos Enos.
To FARMERS AND HORSEMEN.—Best
single harness a specialty, all styles and
closest prices. Everything in our line
cut fine. JoussoN & ARMouR,harness
makers..
WANTED.—Any quantity of Plums,
• Cherries, Red and Black Currants and
Goose Berries, for which the highest
market price will be paid.—N. ROBSON.
k' 'Genuine Wrought Steel Ranges
from $30 to $50. Why buy from llecllars
when you can get them from Harland
Bros., the best quality arid lowest
prices. 766-tf
Cash paid for egg and hurter.—CAsrE.oN Baos.
S,HIPPINC.—Yesterday James Step
'shipped a car load of choice hogs to
Ingersoll. To -day S. Smith will ship
to Toronto four cars of cattle.
BAND STAND.—Why not build a
band stand in the park. The idea has
been 'suggested and it is a good one.
The, ground will soon be in good shape
and music from off a band stand would
make recreation all the more pleasant.
HoasE KILLED.—The 9.20 Saturday
night train was about a half hour late.
A horse was caught and mangled by
the engine near Sebringvillo, causing
the delay. There was no other
damage.
A DOUBLE SHELL EGG.—The other
clay Mrs. Lee, of the Wales Hotel, had
occasion to use some eggs. One of
• them, an ordinary• looking egg, had
two hard shells, the inner one being
quite perfect and hard.
GET OUT THE STOVES.—The Seaforth
Expositor teat week reproduced THE
NEws-RECpnn's remarks in reference.
to procuring furnaces for our public
school and agds:—"We notice that the
trustees of the Clinton Public School
are considering the best method to be
adopted for the heating of their building.
The trustees of the Seaforth school
have been perplexed over the same
matter for some time and have not even
yet taken definite action.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.—Final ex-
amination. Form I (maximum 1000)
—M. Clegg, 805; M. Robb, 688; M.
Weir, 681; M. •Wiltse, 624; B. Steep-
berd, 617; A. McCorvie, 587; A. Pratt,
`IT87; F; Ross, 327; A. Holmes, 327, C.
Ferguson, 307 ; M . Irwin, 263.
Form II (maximum 950)—R. Worth-
ington, 613; G. _Murray, 598; S. Plnrn•
trier, 556; A. Twitchell, 556:J. McKin-
'non, 534; L. Holmes, 506; R. Kelly,
479; A. Weir, 472; F. Lavan, 465; II.
Grant, 465; H. McKenzie, 380; A
Smith, 374; J.Middloton, 269.
DAVID 0. ELLIOTT'S DEATH — A
"GoRREoTroN.—Mr. John C. Knight, of
Melvin, DIich,, under date July 20,
Writes Ti1E NEws-BECQRD as follows :
•- Dear Sir,—You published in your
paper chat week the (tenth of David
Ovens. Elliott, stating that he was kill-
ed in the lumber woods, which is not
Cared;- Please correct' it. David 0.
• Z'Iliott died Juno 29th from the effects
i►'n abscess in .his side, from which
`blood poisoning set in. He was it
itreng, robust man, and scarcely ever
:realized an hour's sickness until about
iltto week(' before his death. All that
kind friends and medical aid could do
‘baa void to prevent death. He lived
fit hdrnpran, Miob., and left a young
wife to Mourn his loss. She and his
brother Montgomery accompanied his
igen ttinstia: Jury 5 to .his father's reel-
dolide; '.Zeck., Mich., from which the
(*metal took plaice, lie was a condist-
plit: iietnbsr of the X. U. T. M., by
wh ch.fin er the funeral wad conduct-.
'ed::, ,Plealte ptipt this and oblige your
artbstitibei,—jotat,C, Y mini) Mel.
'V1n dish+
PIO I+la.. •Retuenlber St. Ps4.l"it 8;
..ptonia to Qadetieh toutorraw.
0UTittnE, 'RADE:'--JeakSOn I3roe. 4p•.'
Dually turn .attt n largo, atnouni
orderol'clothing for ,,,ouetomor9 tri,
'rotonjo,,
Cat§4s ron BIuT.tn --4n Saturday
Mr. P..Oook leaves for Glasgow with a,
bar load of CJinad.ian carriage horase,;
houQltt °principally on Halton 4,3unty.
t calls: b ,the *teapot Alcides.
Ttin ExnEEia Timm eiys:.=H. 0..
Bre`we.r, of Oho Moleoue ba k, Clinton,
wa.s itl townon Tuesday Qin, btteineas --,
Mi:os i>i•Ilia,r,,Clipton,spent Sunday in
"town the guest of Mrs, Braunct..,,.1\fre,
14> anning,'of poster, were I:eat week the,
guest pi‘her eons, A. H. and W. .Man•
nlbh, of Clinton.
NEW. O1rFIOE.--Nrp.. R. Holmes has
called"far tenders for the erection of a
new office, We understand the build;
ing will be abort 80 of -90 feet long;
and about 16 wide, one Morey, with
plate glass front.' Iris said that iG_will
cost from 4)1,200 'to $2,000.
LIKE MEETING A FRIEND. -111r. T
C. Bruce, in writing a.. Ousiness note to
THE NEws,REcQRn'froni Chicago, adds:
—"I notice THE NEws.REcoID prqm—
inent among Canadian weeklies at the
World's Fair, and it was as good as a
letter from a friend to meet with it."
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD.—The ad-
journed meeting was held on Thursday
evening. All members present except
Trustee. Jackson. The estimates for
the ensuing year were placed at $4,045,
leas receipts 5745—which moans $3,-
300. Last year the ninownt required
was $3,100. The Board decided
to go on with the excavating for furna-
ces and the secretary was instructed to
advertise for tenders. The Board ad-
journed to meet on Thursday evening,
August 3rd.
CQALAAJI AND BOAZ 'WEREWisE.—
Advertising is an ancient and honor-
able instityltion, and was practised
longer ago than a great many people
imagine. Get your bible, turn to
Numbers xxlv., 14, and you will see
that Balsam believed in advertising, and
said to Balak: "Behold I go unto my
people; come, therefore, and will
advertise." Turn again to Ruth iv., 5,
and you will find that Boaz, in con-
nection with a real estate transaction in
which he was interested, expressed
himself as a judicious advertiser.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE BOARD.—Re-
gular meeting Friday evening. Mem-
bers present—Messrs. Scott (chair-
man),Stevenson,W. Jackson, Forrester,
Plumsteel, and Shaw (Dr.) Accounts
as follows were ordered paid:—H.
Stevens $10, THE NEWS -RECORD 52.25,
Robins Bros. 55c., 13:. II. Combe 5602,
W. Cooper $3—total 521,82, The
estimates are for $4,900, less $3,200 re-
ceivod from Government and other
sources, leaving 5 1,7 00 to be contribut-
ed by the town ; het year the amount
was $1,600. The Board then adjourn-
ed.
Tun EnriitE thus refers to the work
of a man well known in Clinton :—
Capt. W. D. Andrews, the blind vet-
eran Iife saver, is spending these days
at the Centre' island selling his book
on swimming, how to save, drowning
people and how to . resuscitate persons
who have been drowned. The captain
has secured more people from watery
graves than any living man, and has
also resuscitated a great many persons.
The contents of hie book are, therefore,
the .result of long, practical experience.
The Islanders, as well as all who aro
constantly about the water, should have
a copy and study it.
PRESBYTERY OF HuroN.—Tire Pres-
bytery held'a regular meeting on the
]lth inst. Rev. J. A. McDonald Was
elected Moderator for the ensuing six
months. Commissioners to the As-
sembly reported in due order. Revels.
D. B. McRae, of Cranbtook; T. G.
Thomson, of Hamilton, and J. B. Tay-
lor, of Blyth, being present, were in-
vited to sit as corresponding members.
The followingare the staudingconnnit-
tees for the year: • House. Missions,—
Messrs. W. M. Martin, B. D., P. Mus-
grave, J. H. Simpson, Ministers; R.
McLaren, .J. Hackney, R. Calder,
elders. State of Religion—Messrs. S.
Acheson, J. 5. Henderson, M. Barr,'
oninisters; H. Reid, T. \Iellis, J. Aiken
head, elders. 'Temperance.—Messrs. J.
A.Hamilton, M. A., A. Stewart, B.4.,
J. H. Simpson, ministers; G. Swallow,
W. Carnochan, R. Scott, elders. Sab-
bath Schools.—Messrs.- R. Henderson,
J. A. Anderson, B. A., A. McLean,
ministers ; J. Aikenhead, R. Laid-
law, J. Symington, elders, Sab-
bath Observance.—Messrs. J. S.
Henderson, N. Shaw, B. A., A. Stew-
art, B. A., ministers; R. McLaren, R.
Scott, A. Whiteford, elders. Finance,
—Messrs. P. Musgrave, N. Shaw, J. A.
McDonald. ministers; . R. Calder, J.
Hackney, Thomas Mellis, elders.
Superintendence of Students.—Messrs.
C. Fletcher, M. A., A. McLean, A.
Stewart, B, A., ministers; J. Syming-
ton, W. Purdy, W. Fulton, elders.
Systematic Beneficence.—Messrs. J. A.
Anderson, B. A., S. A. Carriere, W.
M. Martin, B. D., ministers• J. hid -
don, W. Carnochan, A. W'Whiteford,
elders. Christian Endeavor.—Dr. Mc-
Donald, Messrs. J. S. Henderson, C.
Fletcher, ministers; G. Swallow, H.
Reid, R. .Laidlaw, elders. The first
named on each committee to be con-
vener. Messrs. Fletcher and Martin,
with their representative elders, Were
appointed to cgltsider aoscheme for
furnishing a basis do which to reckon
families 1n reports to Assembly. A
call from the congregations of Leeburn •
and Union ohurtl,Goderich Township,
signed by 87 members and 57adherents
hi favox of Rev. Murdock McKay, 'w
sustained. Mr. M;c'Eay having aeeep
ed the call, his o>':•cllination 'was appoint-
ed to take place in< Knotc church, God..
rich, on. the 1st of August, , at '2 p. n1,,
the Moderator to preside, Mt: Shaw tit
preach, Mr, Anderson to address the
tninister,,and Mr.i'ender'son the peo,'
tile.-•--Seaforth llp(poeiier,
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ening n, h.
It is such hard work,to carry the baby around thus hot wee. ; t
or, ZQxl. t' debt Any longe(', bt t buy a 9
'40►. ''1Mrr'i, , 'Q; . for outclo6r$0
or a mullet�;t .. T�'
that b,tby mullet fall, for indoors, it .will be better for
yon, better for baby and though. our profits are small it
will. be better for us. , • - '
You know the boy wants a "fir; o and the
n.
girl \wants a 3:0C011,9S1 110,EtArrim
a 'e oraoa.V,,,ci C]? LC ifs,
and if they get what they want they will be hafipier
and bother you less. -
The young people want a set of O.R TET it
is a Chea and lenjust-'
p gamep t`y of fun in it, buy a set
and try a game yourself, it will make you feel young
again.
We keep a.large stock of Toys and games and no one under-
sells us.
BOOK STORE AND NEWS DEPOT, CLINTON,
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LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S
WHITS DRESS
EMBROIDERIES
.AT CL ARZN-G P1 ZC�
LIGHT AND
SARK PRINTS
(DRESS GOODS
Now selling fast at our Moving
Prices.
At Prices that cannot fail to please
you.
G LOSES, Colors a 10 cts. a Black and
•rr4,1e2•40va,•..1...•10101,nwuvn.•rw.a#,e.✓
B EESEY'S
DRYIG onns ERMPo ave,
The Ladies' Favorite Establishment,
1111111100 TABLES.
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00,
— 0
Have you seen the BAMBOO TABLES that we are offer-
ing at 25, 30 and 45 cents. They are great
value at that money.
We have also a line of
Bedroom Suits, Sideboards and Extension Tables.
That are very cheap. �.
Before buying call and see what we can do for you.
J o$ E P H 0 H I DLEYr r'nt ertttttcicrr and
J. . a:Et1DLp,'i'', Jn,, Funeral Director and tmbalmer; Night ea11s answered.
at his residence, King St., opposite tile 'Foundry.
€'44' al, pr�
ro-'asere ; wee
to tie. az et.'
It.i. a
fact
thate
vel threa
material used in '$2.
ers is all wool. •
It is a fact that these Trouser►
any proportioned man, an
well.
It is a ' fact that our $2.0.0
$3.00 lines of Trousers are
ing worn for better wear...'
an ever increasing number
people, the reason being this
We have endeavored :and coni
tinue to endeavor to supply, a
the lowest possible prices con
sistent with good workman-
ship and good material, an
article that is intended to give
the public satisfaction, which
we may confidently say is be-
ing realized. -
Il
Men's and Boy's Outfitters,
+ — x = - —
1200 Yards of PRINTS,
Dark Grounds,
Light Grounds,
Large Patterns,
Small Patterns,
Fast Colors,
Good value at 10 ots,
FOR
PER YARD.
A.1
Our our best French -Delaines, in
Cream, Navy and Black
Grounds are being sold at
30c. a Yaffl.
Just now there's a good range of
Patterns, but of lots of them,
there's only a dress or two left,
Summer Stock of all kinds is be-
ing hustled out at prices that
interest close buyers.
STANDARD fashion sheets and
patterns for August arrive: ; .
this week. ,
Est
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