The Clinton New Era, 1879-08-28, Page 8;!3 •
CLINTON NEWER .
CIIU1tCiI. DIRECTORY•
8erptees aro held in the churches in Clinton ae follows
WILLIS--(Canada Bresbyterian)-Rev. A. Stewart.
panto*. Sabbath -11 a. m. and 8.80 p.m.; prayer meet -
lug at 9.40 a.m.' Sabbath school -2.80k general
prayer meeting --Wednesday, 7.80 p.m.
CANADA METHOAIST,-IlmO. Sutherland,pastor,
Sabbath -10.80 a.m., arta 0.80 p.m.; Sabbath school-
2.80p.m.; youpgpeople'sprayer meeting-Tatesday,800
p.m. ; general prayer meeting -Wednesday, 5.00 p.m.
BIBLE CHRISTIAN.. -Ree. B. Thomas, pastor. ---W.
Ohapple assistant. Sabbath -10.80 a,m., and 8.80 p.m
lgabbathsehovl-2.90 p.m.i prayer meeting-Wednes-
slay, 7.80 p.m..
9T. PAUL'd-(EpiacoPal).-Re9.. R. 0. Mathew, pas•
Aor. Sabbath -11 a,m. and 7 p.m.; Sabbath school -0
p.m.; public service -Wednesday, 7.90 pan ; yout:g
people's prayer meeting -Friday, 7.80 p.m.
gown 1><tzcl Sonnottiri.VInttet0.
Du NOT MEET •---T: e1A was. no meet-
ing of tho School Boat 'd,nil` Monday
evening, owing to there It ` a no bus--
ngss to transact.
NOTES. -Regular ntee of Conned
on Monday night. Pj are now an
article of export here. 3 oung bull is
in the pound and will be s 14 on Satur-
day week, if not claini41.
A BEMINDER.-We are afraid some
of our subscriber: think we. can curry
on business without money. This is to
remind themthat we cannot, and we
hope they will take the hint.
CONTRACT LET,'--.1'1es81's, 4 Cooper Si
McKenzie have been awarded the
woodwork contract in connection with
with Mr. Alex. Taylor's new house, and
SIiEEP.•-On Monday Mr.. T. Nedans r B. Haywood the brick work.
of Hullett, shipped aTdouble• decked eat` CATTLE FOR ENGLAND. -1.11 two QOr.
road of sheep via. G. T. 11.,, to Buffalo..tines weeks the Cattle Exporting Co.,
POSTPONED. The Sabbath School
of this town, will ship 230 head of ex. -
convention, announced last week as ,to cellent cattle to England. 'Nearly all
iie.hold here on . the 9th and 10th of of thong• have been purchased in .tilts
Sept., has been indefinitely postponed. vicinit
y
Nnw HousE,-Mr. H. Andrews has A u FunamER",-on Friday last an
bad erected on the property he Porches- Italian mendicint suddenly acquired a,
ed ficin Mr. Wade, on the hese line, a knowledge of English, on beingcaution-
nioe frame house, and is in occupation ed by the mayor, that unless he instant-
thereof.left town wn he would • bo sent to. Gode-
1
k'ENCTNG -Farmers in this vicinity rich for month; he left on the double'
are preparing to use considerable of the quick. '
barbed. wire for fencing. A large reel ExouxsroNs.-The excursion to Port
of it was recently shipped from here tb.. Stanley, on the G.W.R., on.'Friday, was
a;M.anitoba, • well 'patronized. St. Joseph's Sabbath
DISTRICT MEETING. -The first dis- Scheel, Stratford, picnicked, at Goderich
trictmeeting, for thisyear, connected on' Saturday, Goderich Oddfellows, and
i ne to Brantford, o1
r ext Pr's 5 d1
with:• :the Methodist- churhes of the oche, s, ,>
• •Goderich district, will' be held' here, on Monday:
on the 2nd,of. Sept. .
• TUE CLINTON NEW ERA,
.RRUCEFIELU-..
11979 99
'liiVIIET.,--G' , match Lib ct'leliet was
ed last Saturdaybetween the Exeter
:a Brneeleld club, on the ground of
t1lijrjlatter, resulting in a. victory for
Bttiieficl4 of 121 runs.
VA1i,N .li.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. --The next regu-
lar the Varna District
]ar meeting Y D1s lict n
Teachers' Institute will be held, at Vtir-
na.on Saturday Sept. lith, .commencing:
at 10 o'clock a..w. A large and inter-
esting progratnwe has been prepared and
a pleasant and profitable time is antiei-
p.ated, Teachers and Mends of educa-
tion are cordially invited to attend:
FRUIT STEALING:. ---The Mayor gigs
HOUSE PUncIIASED.---Mr, H. :Plum. issued notices offering a reward of :i 1.0
• steel has purchased, for $1,300; the house for iloformation that. will lead to the con -
and lots on.Ontario St., recently acquir- viction of any parties stealing fruit,and
ed. by McCartney, Thompson • k Scott, also, a reward of .$5 for similar informa-
front Mr. 11. Andrews, tion°in reference to parties destroying
shade trees.
HIGIi WINDS. -This section is appar-
ently getting More subject to high winds SCilooL Ortmi.ta -Our schools will
than. -it ..used_ to be..--- .On.Thnrsday_.and..l a-oponL _ on 11'icznday. __may statute -_,they_
Friday evenings it blew a perfect hurri- .would reconinience tomorrow, but
:. 'cane 'here, doing no damage other than as it would be :only one day this Week,
- to clean some fruit trees. , itwas thought •advisablenot to begin
till Monday. .All these .parties who are
entitled to :-the_itenefits='of--the model
1 will cotnmence duties to -
s loci their
c ,
STANLEY.
SUDDEN DEATI1 - Miss. "Cameron,
slaughter 'of Mr.. A. Cameron, of the
5th con.. of Stanley, died very, suddenly
on the 19th inst, 'A,'few daysprerious-
ly' elle had been engaged in some ''out -
deer work and' complained. of feeling ill',
and medical assistance ,was called in, but
no serious results were anticipated and
her death was, tlihrefbre, a surprise to all.
HAND- SirASIileY .-A titan .harped
Maisel:les, in. th'e employ .of -Fisher &
. Downs, Of this :place, smashed the bones
in his left hand the either'day, by aeol-
lentally striking it with a hamuler. ,
TII#ts --all Chas: Bezzo desires to.
i etiirii '" .lii4 mincer a thanks t•b-,:llfajor�J
n� tai' and :others' for:their • consider
Cin .in preventing shooting At the
`;ranges, °Wing'.to his' clanghter's illiles3s.
- ENGINE' P$ACTICE..-The Fire 'Com-
pany took the steamer out ;for practice
.on Monday evening.: It was taken' ,:to
'the
tank at Doan's tannery; • and there
worked' as satisfactorily as:could be de
marred; :.: , .... • •
..B.�A. S. -=Parties desiring copies
H
of the•prize list of the .Hullett' Branch
fall show, can procure: then* of the Se-
.eretary, .Mr. N. Robson, The list :is .a
large one, containing; in: addition, to the.
•custolnary prizes, quite: a. number of
specials. •' - . '
FULLY RirCOVERED:- We are gladto
learn that Mrs., D: Morrow,:late Of this.
' place, has entirely 'recovered from the
effects of the amputation ofher leg, per-
formed sows time see, -and is now.en-
joying better health than everbefore for•
the last nine' years.
ANoriuni •:INCIDENT: OF. TRAVEL:•
Aiming the .passengers by ,the excursion
...train from this place te'Port,'Stanley•on•'
Friday:last,.were a gentleman and wife,
of town; who: had never before been ona
train together since 'their 'arrivatip Ca-
nada -many years Since. '
' ELtii- FROII A Tann.--:Last week, a
young lady iii t9wn was engageclih:pic'k-
"�tng plains, and hatf climbed the tree for
that. Purpose; ,when the' limb on'which
she sat,broko, and she fell to the -ground,
being rendered . insensiible thereby. It
•''was fortunate nobones)ive•e broken:.
Inorrow. •
'RUNAWAY. -= On' Thursday Morning
Mr: Geo. Raithby,', of Hullett, left . his
horse. trecl in 'front of this;offiee while -he
came in. -to .view the. !working: of the'
steain'press. Something frightened the
borse,,and it brol€e away, running down
Albert street, emptying • the waggon of
its contents en route, and turning into
the mill ,yard carne to 'a'°standstill, `•no
damage having, been .done,.
A Goon Busn sss -Dui ing. the pre-,
PxumNG.-As we Dist week mention-
ed the beliefits of `. riming, Mr.' Donald
Ross; of this.rlate,°.slrowedaus histees; i
which 'were loaded' down with fruit, all
slaving been well and,thoroughly prim.-
ed. As 'this is a poor year for apples it
jiroYes the'benefiit of pruining by , their
bearing well now ' ••
• Foss OFFICE; DEPOSITS. -Tile amount
e'. i
of business transactedn connection
with. the, Savings: Department of the
- Post Office, in this town, is •consider-,
aptly more now than at the same. time
Nast year; shite 'a number of new tic-
••counts have. v o. receniY been o
ied by
depositors, l 1bileYs the result of tiro
'rank failures.
TEMPERAR0 A well -attended Tem-
perance meeting, under the auspicesof
the 'Wootnei's Tenrpelanee . Christian
Union, washeld in hall, oti Monday
evening. Bev. X. Gray • occtipied, the
- chair, and addresses were delivered by
the noVs. Messrs. Sutherland, Stewart,
Thomas and Straith, and Mr. A. Motile.
son all of whom were attentively' listen-
ad to. • A, good collection was taken up
at -the closo of the meeting-
INT 50. -We understand that some
parties are under the impression that the
letters of ?helix Pllindlay are written in
this 011ico, which we beg to tell them is
• not the C&$,J. Our col( mns' are open to
any *One who may think ho has some -
'Jiang ,to say which would interest the
public; and if the lucubrations of Phelix
Phindlay, or' any other correspondent,
do' not meet with •aeeeptancc or' assent,
• the seine ehannelis open for contradiction
'sent season: an agent in' -the neighbor -
hoed for .a Mowing anti_ Reaping Ma-
chine Manufactory, bee'dispoeucl, of no.
less than' one hundred.: and twenty-six
inachinbs,:;oighty=six of which. were ..de-
livered at the. G. T: station here. When
it` is remeinbered:thsit this is but from
one shop,;•and there., area 'great Manyy
represented in the county, some ,idea
will be formed of the immense business'
done -in 'this line. ' ..
A DELICATE OPERATION.- -One' day
last week Dr. • Worthington performed
er tion on the head " r..
a delicate op a h, oC M
T..13. Salt: This person has' had ,a
tumor on the side of his head fora long
time, and.1ecently. it 'began to treuble.
.him so much that he decided to ha%e it
removed..; After the skin `was' opened
TM attempt was made to tear thetumor
out, but it was• found necessary to cut'
it clean out; which was successfully
done It was larger than a good sized
hen's ea.•
GODFRICH •TOWNSHIP.
/Caw Captor. - The new Methodist
church, on the 8th con. of Goderioh town-
ship, has been named Sharon.
OtitfttARY.-The old"settlers keep drop=
ping off. On Thursday last Mr. Robert
McLeod, of the Hnron Road, died at the
age of ,74. He was of Scotch • origin., and
carne to Canada about forty years ago.
Waa highly -esteemed, and enjoyed a large
E acquaintances. circle .o '
Mr. J. Colwell, of the CutLine, died on
Wednesday. Coming' from Ireland in
middle life, be settled in this, township
forty years ago; and his sterling traits of
character soon won for hini many' lasting
friends. He was aged $0 years at tlhe time
Of his death... .
13ENM1LLER.
At;cit'ST ' H, 1.-879
■ AILL.
JA9880N'9 I^,
I� FURNISIHTING
HOII BE.
0 DISPLAY of &ET'S Fu��
GRAS
Acolusxr.-On. Sunday, 24th inst., a
little boy, the sett of Mr. Win, Yanstone,`
fell from a horse :and received -a -very: 8e
vere injury in the face. The Around . was.
immediately attended to by Dr. McLean,
and is hearing favorably. .
OLD ' SUnsoapeER.;-We. ars quite un-
able to give an,answer to several of .tile
questions asked, as. ;what one -would
think the best another would not, but
we: would advise opt • correspondent to
have nothing whatever to do with either'
tilt army or navy of England, or any
othercountry. rf'ho, is constitiition-
a1lyqualified fo,r tt soldier or rail
or he
car'do far better by remaininga civi-
lien .and persuing some useful oecupa.-
'tion. If our correspondent Will 'c'all'
us
c'si l'us we will direct,him to one who will
eve him the required information; •
NnAnLi AN• Accwwnarr. Nothwith
standing the repeated warnings:. given'
against the foolish practice of getting
on
trains while inmotion, there are sonie
who will persist in the practice. At the
Grand°• Trunk station on . Wednesday.•
night of last' week, a pan caught. the
Tailing of .a car in motion and endeavored
'
1` foot
on, .-rut he Could notget his o0
to get r
On the step, and as the speed of the train
increased, :wa momentarily in danger of
being .'.thrown.arsider_the wheels,. when
seine one en board calve t0 hie assistance
and helped him On.
• FALL•
SI10«'lir
The following aro the dates of 111u FalrEx-
hibitions of Agricultural Societies iu this dis-
trict » ,• e, .
IIullett Branch, at Clinton, Tncsilay,and
Wednesday, 10th and 17th Sept,
South Reran, on Thursday and
Friday, Sept: 25th and 28th.
East Huron, at Brussels, on Thursday and
Friday, Oct. 2nd and 3rd. •
West Huron, at Goderich, on Monday and,
Tuesday, Sept. 22 and 26. •
Stephen and Usborne, at Lxeter, on Tuns•
-
day and Wednesday, Sept. "23rd and 24th.
Tarnberry, at Wingliam, on Thursday and
Friday,: Sept. 25th and 20th.
Balt Wawanosb, at Belgtave,on'Wednes-
day, Oat. 8th,
Morris Branch, at Blyth,• nth and lath of
October,
taraovemeacss =Mr. T. Gledhill has
house
his erected `a very largo additiotrto ht ,
which will make his 'residence quite eouu-•
modiolis. Mr, Wm_, Robertson has •in•
creased his shop'_ by •an addition, which
will make it one �f the•largest bracksmith:
shops i'n the county:: •'•
PitLtiExrlr' CIr31.as 4Mr. Wm.' Baker,
late of-. Hensall; has. leased the Bentniller
mills and 11as 'already. commenced
tions. . Mr. Luker comes With a lengthy
experience ' and, a pod reputation as.•a
miller,and with 'a mill so''very favoi'ally
situated -and surrounded bya rich agrici l
tural .country,' there is.no•doubt .he .will
soon have a large custom:
BAND. -A brass band, under the tuition
of Mr.. B. Arnatrong,: •has.been: organized
hereand is -progressing so favorably that
in a very short' tirne they rill play public -
1y: -The :projectors are to be compliment-
ed for their success, as this village,,, usual-
ly:soquiet, will soon be enlivened, by those
strains of musie which will he socheering
to the inhabitants.
0NDESBOR.ci..
1-14xxxrAL.-.-It is reported that :a
certain estimable young man of this
place will, soon lead to the altar' one of
#'Iullett s fairest daughters. The couple
have Mir hest wishes for their -future
htippiness
PEItsONAL Mr.. Hugh Wallace, who
has been away feanr the villrrge,.for a.
• couple.' of months; 'returned. on Friday
last,' looking much better than when' he
left; < There 18 L possibilityi cif his re-
moving entirely. Hugh's. genial anile
Will be .lunch missed here. • -
187911 1\T "\TCT
ISNI�GS,
.r
ON SATURDAY .EVENING NEXT
•
eve will make our first display of Furnishing ° Goods for the fall:.
Our stock will be found replete with.all the latest novelties:in
Silk 'Ties Silk Handkerchiefs • Silk Bows :Silk
' Braces, Silk. Hosiery, .: &c."
New shades And all sizes in KID GLOVES.
A Targe range of UMBRELLAS..
Splendid stock of NEW .UNDERCLOT.HING:
Burlock's" New York SHIRTS, in white and: coloired.
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS.
Linen and Paper FRONTS.
For . variety. a11( extent no House i1 TO can touc1. as.
coo
TS I•
Our -stock of the above"'goods -are all opened and
•
passed in;stock, and they comprise ,the largest
sortmentrwe. have: ever shown.
• el A :1(
soIvs�
CIIURCxEs.-Rev., Messrs. Loughea
and 'Caswell 'have • good congregations
here,' and Both work.harmoniously,•:'ox
ehangesbeing frequent,, The attendance
oh the latter's, ministrations is so.laige'
that his people will soon have to tackle
the oft • dreaded subject eh arch exten-
sion,
CAR BURNED.--On'Fliday, a car load
ed with cedar poste, attached to the. noon
Myth'. Tere
north' tran,'toola: fire nor 11 of Bl t h
y ,
the •fife was pretty well clretiched, and
it was thought, put out,then steaming'
its . journey, Arriving ;at : Londesboro
the fire. -was found to be.bui•ning briskly,
andto prevent,otliors taking fire the car
Was run on a switch, and the; engine
started for. the tank ao procure water,
'nes
but it vas mof flames,. , e-
d soon a ,ass
stroying the carand posts:
POPULOUS.- Tho well-known lilies
0f Foes to the right of •us; foes' to the
left of Os ;. foes all around' tie,"Might bo'
paretlized thus =•" Babies to the right
of us ; babies to tho' left of ni ; babies
all in ound us," and it wotild'. then de-
scribe • the , condition of Loildesboro:
Your correspondent ventures • the opin-
ion that' no place, of tho,. str;ino •size, in
the;;ccamy-at••least,ycariaecol:tl_t1s`..mtuly_;
infants as Londesboro. ,
DECAMP 111. ---The community here-
abouts -were somewhat .startled•.on learn-
ing that on Friday last, Mr. W. Cole,
who Was carrying oxi the waggon -mak-
ing business, had run away. Oa the,
morning of that day he went to Clinton,
previously informing his wife thltt'ho
would be buck in the evening, but up
to the lmeeent nethinc& has been heard
as to his whereabouts. - He leaves a
number of`'creditors behind, the princi•
pal one being his brother, who will'Slose
something like $2,500. Before his de-
parture, he did what very few defaul-
FURNISHING' ROUSE,
VICTORIA y` 13Ld1K; '61,INT4N'
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GOOBS
ARRIViNG
v
E e,ry Dayl
We will be prepared at
an early date to show •
the largest l :stand
one of
finest stocks in the trade
tri
TATIONERY 86 FANCY GOODS
•
Thanking the public . of Clinton. and
vicinityvicinitr. for their liberal patronage
�- in. • I to
since starting .in
business, beg
announce that h have thoroughly
lenished my stock of
School.. Books, Stationery, rally Goads,
anda' • ::-- . re- ared to furnish school
material of every description, at :the
lowest 'cash prices.
wP avepOP
7
City Etbok Stere
terse do, lie posted up his books to the '
day of his depat'turte. ' Cth1roN, Angrast 21, 2879.
` , h
s,
corner of the Market Square.
stalk &Tiuy Bq Gaols.
0
This season we intend"
making a specialty of
ORDERED
CLOTHING
And STAPLE: GOODS.
..; ... ,ter-. �.__.. :_... ._.
We employ one of the
,best Cutters in Western.
•Ontario, and are prepar-
ed to take any orders for.
Clothing with full confi
dence
•
of having them
-turned--ou othe-entire
satisfaction of every one
Pr We guarantee every
garment
a perfect fit, or
no sale.
We have just received -6, •
shipment of
LADIa MANTLES
The prettiest goods in
p •
at -Lower
. e and a�L
the'rad ,
Prices than ever.
People will.do' well to call '
and examine our Goods'
i -before purchasing
ONLY ONE PRICE.•
.All Goods marketill Malo ' Figoros .
R6• CALANDER & Co.
CLINTON', Aug. 200879.