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The Huron News-Record, 1885-05-27, Page 3* rT’"KTTr> TXTTTTCffr^’I'O” OWN w MWJN HQron Record, dilaton, Wednesday, May Wth LO< ’In anti;ArounJlMijs NOT1CB.—At all lii/ies we will be glad to receive , item, of neioi from any reliable source, either / r/erbal or written, Jleports of meetings, en tertainments, society aid church doings, etc. ' etc, or any other matters <?/ general intereit • will dlwaythgee aptaccin<>dreolumris.—ED < The old established - and reliable Huron merchants, J.Q. Detlor & Co., have purchased Craib’s stock at 45c. on,the dollar. This places them in a. position to clear it out to purchas* at half "the original wholesale cost. Their . announcement appears elsewhere., 340-lt 1?he oldest son of Reeve John . McMillan of Hqllett died in that township Monday of J^st week. The Dominion Licenre Act,—The ■daily papers announce that Mr. Bur- bridge, Deputy Minister of Justice;, has gone tp^glgn^ argue the -case of the Dominion before the Privy Council. ^Shade Tress.-Mt. Jas. Smith has planted pledges to posterity in the form of a row,of young maple trees along the sidewalk lending from St. Pdul’s church to the Bible Christian •church. It la und^ratoocl MiaC Mr»- Win. Rattenbury will do likewise along his property on the opposite sjde of the street. Mr. Thp^rHessih,. a, resident of this town t.welve years $go, but who «ince that nm'S has been living in . Clinton, has” coma to the conclusion that Winghain is “the" business town, arid intends moving here A&ain this week. His many friends will be glad to hear of his return,— Times. Organi^inq.-^Mv- Geo. -Doherty, •of the Dhlierty Organ Co., of Olinton, spent three days ip town this week, Duriq,® that .time he ■disposed of three organs/-With pros pects of more. Not so bad ( for rea(jy 88j-|e of these would-indicate,,their superior*- ity in finish’ and manufacture.-^- Wingham'7'mes May* 22. H Just as Much,.—In reference to tjie iteni that «appeard in these, ■columns—that a Londeshoio,’ Hul- left, merchant would rather have Riel at the head-** of- this Governs inent than Sir John A. Macdonald,. the Mitchell Advocate says “That * man is as much a rebel aB Riel, and he0should not be tolerated for a day in a loyal coriiinunity. He should be'quietly told to “get.’’— ' :- ■fathers, contrary tp the practice that obtains, in other, places, haVe only «een fit to:.pay one town paper,'and that riot The News-Record, to pub-, lish the information that the Court ■of Revision: tDjsets in the town hall a • on Wednesday, 27th, we now men- l^ieti-k-L+r^JhQTbeiiefi^f-^iJr-reador8- - who may desire to. appeal against ' their assessment. ' • . For and Against.-^-Petitionshave been largely and freely signed, re- -questing the House of Commons to ado'pt amendments to the Scott Act to permit beer and light wines to.be - -sold In counties where the Act is tn force, and to provide that in future the Act shall* only be carried by a two-fifths majority of the. registered voters. Counter, petitions have also been presented, to the - House. "The ^matter ’was, to have to “have come up in Parliament yesterday, the 26tb, with what result is riot- known at-time of writing. ’ Allthe Same in Clinton.—rlt was a painful time’for the outside men -on Tuesday/.-.Tllpy^couldn’t get a “‘smile” any place. Several ffient to the drug stores-where they .showed their familiarity With the/ technical, nomenclatiiTe of Maine for drinks, bipt to no,. avail. One exclaimed patheticaiiy, 'Weii, I’ll tig liai>gcu'! Woodstock has a big reputation out 3Vest ; but- what will we say yfi,en we go back-about a place; whtjre von •can’t get ev-eri a SiueTl!’ The glory //qfWoofistQclcTiS^^ ed.—Review. Mr. D. Cantelon, the popular ‘agricultural implement agent,, has bean over a considerable portion of’ the county and has met with fair -success owing to. the prospects of thb coming crops being fully up to the average.,, The fall wheat, both in acreage and promise^ being on the whole good. Spring sown oni heavy ■clay land is unpromising owing to to the soil baking hard, A moder- -ate warm rain will do it a great ’.great eieil sf gwofHf riot delayed/tOo' ffdofig/ The W-lslied for rain came on ^Friday;, follo.wed be gelrial warm th (’and growth is rapid, . - Ball’s Bridge.—Commissioner’ •Gabriel Elliott waa authorised at last meeting of the County Council to have Ball's bridge rebuilt.with stone abutments. Mr. Elliott has been loojfe ’ ;iug after this business. He finds - that to have a Wuodeii sriperetfUdiurd would require five stone abutments t^o fihpport itthat two stone abut ments would suffice ..for* an iron bridge ; that the cost of the extra’ -a but meh ts* for a wooden bridge would go a lorig waj’ toward the exi tra coat of an. iron bridge with only three abutments, ■ He.has, therefore •wisely detefhrined to await further . instructions from the County Couiii*» ■cil which meets next Tuesday. In the meantime/the public interests will not suffer us verv litttle pro* .grcBs could be made until after.July. —-NoN-RsTALlATOttY,-— A gentle* man who;makes business visits to all parts of this mid to portions of the adjoining.counties says that in ■many places the hotel men show ’’their "law abiding proclivities bV .having the following Sent out in I -circulars ■ arid posted .up 'in b their :• Iiousch: /you "for past . favors I would'respectfully intimate that in acoor<tafOfl with th# Canada . Temporatica after the 30th in*« stant, no intoxicating liquors will be sold in our hotob\ After that* —date-the bar will be,.supplied with the choicest..- tompera/ce beverages and the finest brands of imported and domestic cigars, but strong drinks will positiyoly hot be Sold, But alight ad varies MU be made in rates, ftud formers end travelled ' .....................#:.............. ............. ......... * A mkw Doherty organ has been placed in St. Paul'a church. • Mr. A. W. Carslakk has been appointed by the I. 0. G. T. to attend the Grand Lodge at Hu mils ton on tlto 23rd June. The sudden death is announced at Exeter of William Snell, wjio for many years* kept the Balk >v el I House in London. A. Mop. Allan, the popular and Uxe* general agent of the North America Idfe Insurance Company, h^s beep doing the towns and vib luges in the interest of his company. As he is an old newspaper man we are glad to learn that be .is meeting with sucoess. County Teachers.—vve have re ceived a circular stating that the annual Institute meeting of the teachers of Huron will be held in the Town Hall, Clinton, on 18, 19 and 2Qch of June,- Mr. Tilley, director of Teachers’ Institutes, will take part in.the discussions and de liver an address, Reduced hotel and railway rateahave been secured, School Inspector Malloch is out north on official business this week, taking in the townBhip of WawanoHh, Mr. Malloch reports that a hearty response was made to circu a ‘s- issued by him suggesting that all teachers in Iris district set apart a- day for tree and flower ^planting ; and that already a more cheerful appearance has been given to school surroundings. . Keep Cool.—A few days ago we received' a complete edition,-of the “Wonders of the Polar World,” a handsomely gotten up work of nearly .800 pages, published by J. S. Rob ertson & Bros., of Toronto and Whitby. « The work is all-the pros pectus announced and all the ad vanced sheets that we received some time ago iiidicated. It will be sold by subscription only, we believe. It should, be pleasant reading during the coming sweltering months. The Wrong Man.—James Drew,' a business man of Brussel^ was at tacked by some unknown party while going home one dark.„D,i.gbt and beaten with a stick of wood to whiqh a piece of iron was attached. The assailant has written Mr. Drew that he mistook him for a man who was in the habit of going home with his, the assailant’H, girl from tlie (Salvation Army meetings. He is sorry for the , injury he did Mr. Drew and says he-will make Eiuiself known ere long. Smoking For.a Fortune.—Qur readers will have noticed a ku.pple- merit to our paper, containing the advertisehient -of the PIkeiHx Cigar Company of St. Catherines, Ont. They w_ill distribute • $I5(OO6 int prizes among purchasers' of their ci gars. ‘ They forward one or more boxes containing 25 cigars and a numbered certificate entitling the holder to a share in the $15,000 dis tribution, The cigars are a good 5 cent weed, as we can testiSy to, so . that the smoking investor gets the full.worth of his money and a chafme- to get a large money prize. The affair is "an above board legal one and the Company ’ are endorsed bv’ the Mayor and -'leading citizens of the Sainted City. .. Look on This, Then on That,— Some respectable English' immi grants tome direct to Clinton from . the Old Cemitr.y last week. They found1 the customs here so very bought return tickets.' Their in ability. to obtain- their national fopd’ beverage—beer, being -the ‘last. -■straAV^r—Qn—the—other—hand—KeV—. Mr. Sexton, who lectured here a short time ago, writes from .Eng land to Mr. R. Irwin of Clintoi, 'hut the weather is positively ,‘ahomin- able'J there, and lie ho| e-< ’ere long to visit Clinton again and enjoy’.th?1 bracing, Bright atmosphere of this portion’ of the Queeri’s'Poipiri'ioris. ■ Trifles.—Mr. ThosJ E. Joslyn, Qf Seaforth,, formerly of tins town, has secured the situation of travell er for A-. A,. Allen, of Montreal'. This firm is extensively eftgaged’ in. the man.ufacturfrof—bats^.caps and* fur goods. The* firm has secured the services of a trustwori-hlv gentle-- man of good liusiuess tact and who . will look after the iiiterests: of his pririepa 1,8—The Me11 ioUTiits. of. „G<>d- erich are So pleased with their jupior pastor, Rev. Mr. Carson, that cliey Wish him to wt.ay with them anoto. her year-ZThe Era-contains a iet- tof datod.howhere, signed by noboby intimating that the writer of it .has. more knowledge than the collective .wisdom.of Goderjcb .to^nsbiptL M*5., failed, however, tojurnish a sam-? p'e.b-iCrowded, streets in Clinton, Saturday last, large members of Our country, friends were ’ in town and merchants seemed to be doing a live ly trade.—Ben. Thomas, a Goderich “boy,” is now engaged in the Doher ty Organ factory. “Ben” isfboth a natural and cultured musician. He- well be a decided acquisition to tbe band.—Harry Cantelon had to run the gantlet of innumerable band shakes while he was on his Way home from the station, Saturday, after-a1’ ’fi’vrr w«ek’s absenue. ftIIis honest bronzed fate is.eVer weTcdmedTHyJris life long acquaintances. Mr/ Cante- Ion is inakiffg~good/cd'riservativri’pro-* - gress in the interest of the Mtosrs Armstrong,of Guelph.—Mrs. Wise - man-aof“'Ontario -St. -i8 -outof ttown visiting fi iends.-The ybtltlis who an* novQd the gospel preacher oh thestreet edto'pUHfKj per Mri Manning, of the Oddfellows QUEO’S BIRTHDAY IJf dLINTOM, The Cricket match in Clinton on the anniversary of the birth of the the Queen wae oneof thu features of tbeF d&y. Ah will he eeen byt the •core the game was a fleaely con-. tqaled one* The town dub', being being the viQtora: - “ CLINTON WANOBBEris, leg before wicliett run out b. Manning b. Forrester name. O. Ilowson, J. Burge, A. MeGarva, H, Stan bury J. Armour, ’ L. Kennedy,1,2,1, J. Johnston, W. Harland, , F. Swlnbank, F. Holloway, Byes, Wide*, Total RUNS. 0 1 0 0 L.8teveoe,2,2,1,1,2,1,2, 11 b. Manning c. Jackeon ‘ o o 2 3 21 royjjr CLUB. « NAME. ‘ J A. McKeown, 1,1,1,1,J. Young:, 1/ T Johnston, P. Cralb, 0 b. Forrester <j. Younjr 4 b. Mannlngc. Fo.rftbter 0 b ana c. Forrester n run out npt out b. abd c. Manning NAME.RUNS., 4 1 0 0 0 2 5 h- Stevens e. Johnston 2 run out 1 I). Stevens _. 1 not out ' yHR Kennedy,e. Howson 4 "I 1 ........ 22 ' . <■ FOOT BALL. Th? contest between the Goderich and Clinton Foot Ball clubs resulted in favor of the home team. . We gre sorry that owing to having to make up for lost time- yesterday we have not.had time to obtain a full report of the match. The two Clinton Bands were on .the ground and varied the excite ment over the racing with the enliv ening and elevating strains of sweet music, ?The Doherty Organ Co Band looked well, in, their new nt/- forms;of'dark’blue with red and gold facings, crowned with a leading blackstone. ~ The Town Band bat ordered a new uniform, but it. not having arrived, their personal getjip* was quite overshadowedaby that of the Organ Co. ^boys". ~ But. “bide a wee” and we shall see what' we shall see. . - ’ • RACES. 1— Green Trot, best 3 in 5, mile beats, in harness. Five entries, 1st A. Grainger’s ‘Maggie,’ by .Sorrel Cloud j 2nd J.and R. Beattie’s ‘Jess? 3rd-M. Cressman’s ‘Susan.’ 2— Running Race, half mile heats, best two in three. Four entries, lsfc VV. Collin’s ‘Little- Miracle;’ 2nd Thos. RyatCs ‘Bessie;’ 3rd' Geo. Swart’s ‘Longale? 3— ^-Three minute trot, mile heats,' best three in'five, in harness. Four entries, 1st Alderman Copp’s ‘Royal Revenge;’ 2nd L. H. Shane’s ‘Livery Boy 3rd distanced.. The fourth boi'se withdrawn in consequence of an accident. . * - ■ ~7*The directors of the Clinton Driv ing .Park Association'deserve Well of their fellow citizens for providing a very good programme.. Every thing on the track Was on the square. Tito amusement devoid .of the con*, comitants sometimes to be .found where the making of money-is the only oliject. Tlie only - aim of the directors was to make the occasion One-of. iecreation.-. They succeeded to an’eminent degree. The patrons of the tuff were fairly numerous, th^day fine and ail seemed to enjoy, themselves. * The Judges, Messrs Bailey,” God- - erich,Farrun, .Clinton and W.Hawk- J. Young. 1,' D. A. Forrester, A. H. Manning, 1,1, J. Harland, 2,1,2, G. McTaggart, 2, Mr, Brewer, 1, W. Manning,K. T. Jaekbon. Sr.,- Byes, Wides. No balls Total b. Steven* run sut b. Kennedy b. Kennedy b. Kennedy leg before wickett ehaw, Gearortn, portormed - their- duties satisfactorily. K^preMentatives. .of't’hfeMitchell ylrifocaitt?,Clinton Rra and the NEfWs-RECoiip, and gentle^ New Yorlc fl'erd/d and the .Spirit of the Times took notes of the "proceed- GODERICH. Judge Toma has returriea home from his visit to Hamilton. ' Regular monthly , meeting of ; the Sch.ool board on Monday evening/ ~ Tlie rain on Friday**has aided veg-, etation considerably. —M-r-.-Jno. Robertson spent the holi days in’town, ; / t. . - - , Mr. M.: McGillivray, was in town on the Queen’S birthday. - - - : • ■ v The crops iri"tKe neighborhood of this town , look exceedingly-promis ing. ' . • ’ The. Schooner Ariel was in harbor all last we'fek waiting sailing orders. ledge the courtesy of the managers, . Concert given in- the Tqwn - Hail, •Monday evening. There was a very good house—-Heart) arid Craig will ship 160 head of cattle to England this week-t*-Mr.‘ J. Addison, super- tendent of the harbor improvements at Bayfield, waft ip town on Monday, Hs expects that the work theie will, he completed in about,’ 10 ’days.—*. Mr., G. N. Davis,’of Goderich, was .the guest qf hifl brother Mr; S. Davis on Monday. -We Were glad to See our old friend looking so well in spite of his ailments. -• > Goderich Township , . The ladies of St. Stephen’s Church, Huron Road, purpose (D. V) holding a garden party at Mrs. M.C. Brown’s residence, on Thursday June 18th;, from 5 to 10 p.m, The Doherty Co’s, brass band will be in attendance dur* ing the evening. . DEATHS , * ■LaTHaM.*—in Clinton, on the 19tli inst, Mrs, Elizabeth Latham, moth er of Mrs. S. Morley, aged 75 years arid six months, THEOBALD.--IU ;Clinton^ on 25th May, Geo, Theobald, aged 52 years, 7 months/ -■ GiRVm.-In West Wawanosh, ori Saturday, May 16th, 1885, Isabella, wife of Mr, Chas. Girvih, jr,, and , oldest darighterof Thoa*. Graham of / Tliw ^teairier Uiiiteu-Elupirs pa8SJ ed down on Friday evening. The*Huron and Bruce Loan Com pany is already doing a fair businesf, Mr., Joseph Williams returned to town'on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.”Jas. Robinson are expected home today. A number of our young folks at tended Clinton.on the 25th. ■ Mr. William Holmes remained in town for the 22th. •'Mr; D. McGillicuddy was.iritown for 'the ■ 25th. We hope he-is not wing’d.*?" ■ • . . Mr. Wnn Vanderlip .who yeas in; tpvYn fof a Jew days last week was the guest of Mrs. Geo. Black. •_ Rev, P, -Owen Zones-preached- what were supposed to be his fare- well sermons lost Sunday. ;, ;.. ’ ; / /. Dr. Holmes’ (veheered) brick stable is nOw" finished.and- is a great- im- Rev. P. Owen Jones is again" iri~ ’town having returned from his Otta wa trip. • ■ • , . Mr. and Mrs‘- H.S. Holmes left for their home, Thedford, on Friday morning. ‘ .2.,, ” . ’/■>UH to do the fishing’ off ithk poiritrare-meeting witlr lW success.- ■ Rod fishing has improved some what,; a- few excellent strings- haying .been caught the paBt weex. On Friday, the Court of Appeal will meet lor the consideration of the appeals (341 against the assessment for the present year^ Captain Ed. McGregor was in port last week on his way pp< to Thunder* ■Bay., The Captain expects to ud'a big business this season. The Rev. P. Owen Jones will leave tc.-lay for Ottawa. Mrs. Jones and family will, howeyerj remain in Gode rich till the autumn. There will be a special Vestry meeting in St. George’s Bchool room next Tuesday at--8 p. m., in oonneo- ■tiott with the resignation of the as sistant Rector. . The W. 0. T. U. will hold 4 meet* ing in the lecture room of the- North street Methodist church at 4 p. tri.*, io morrow afternoon. The steamer Ontario reached this port on Saturday eveniriif, and after. taking on passengers and freight left for i?ort Arthur. Last week was an excellent one for boatingr and as a consequence the river and harbor was continually covered with row boats. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Slack and • daughter^ of Chicago, whd are in town on a visit, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Lawience. Saturday evening last dur milliners must have been thronged, as nearly New Goods •TixSt TTeoei-ved- 600 AMERICAN FANS. 300 RBAMS WJBITB TEA PAFER. A NEW fcOT OF BABY CARRIAGES- WHEEBBABROWS & EXPRESS WAGONS. W. 0, PABEE IN BiOIiIiS OR PACKAGES. . LACROSSE STICKS. 1 CROQUET SETS. BASE BALES. RUBBER RALLS1 PIPES,, ETC. (2TBig Reductions in Photograph Albums, and Cups and Saucers. ^arLaurence’s Celebrated Pebble Glass Spectacles for sale.n nimwabt 4-1 WHEN VISITING THE HUB OF HURON CALL AT TKe Great Dry-Goods Palace. JFe keep tke Largest and Be^t Selected Stock in the County, and carry on ALL the Branches of the Dry-Goods Trade: Let us hope the Council at its next meeting will make some arrange ments regarding the walks on the Square, and then see to their proper enforcement, __The mail train keeps better time * how a days, but its keeping time on the present time table is not what our people want, they want it here two hours earlier. The fire engine was out for prac tice on Wednesday evening, and did good service in watering the trees, shrubs, and grass op the square, Next Monday - the equalization committee of the County Council will meet for business, and on Tuesday the ®Couricil vyill commence its sit-1 tings. The offices occupied by Judge Doyle and Co., Attorney Lewis, have been floored.’ This is understood to be the first time Mr. Lewis has ever been floored. •fhe members of the summer sports club are having considerable practice at lawn tennis, scarcely a day passing without a few games being played. The J. G. Kolfage having delivered her cargo of salt in Georgian Bay re turned home light arriving in harbor on Sunday. The Kolfage lost her bobstays during thei journey. Rev. R. Hicks, at one time assist-; ant rector of St. George's in this town,"has been offered the position of assistant minister at St. Paul's Cathedral, London, Ont, The Rathbun sailed on Monday week for Kincardine and other ports, but had tp return to' refit, having lost her bobstays in a squall. Having refitted the -Rathbun left again on Wednesday for Kincardine’. The statement in a Ipcal paper last Friday, Jthat Rev. Owen Jones had ac cepted the position effered him- at Ottawa was unauthorized and Untrue, the gen tieman at that date-not -hav ing accepted the position. The annual meeting of the Mech anics’ Institute will take place on-' -Friday evening next in the reading room.- The usual business will be transacted, including the election of officers and the reading of the annual statement. ’ -■ . Your correspondent has been in formed. that. he. is. in serious danger through the publication of the article, headed “Grit Faisco" in last issue. The gent who did the. threatening, had better, not-be barking up every tree or like tlie Northwest half breeds he might get a’Bafoche. ’ 7 . To-morrow evening the annuar •open- entertainment of thej, High -School Literary Society in Victoria HalK If dame rumor is Tight ,'it will 4;e one o.f. the beet ever given in. Gode rich.. Tlie pferfQrmanc.e_w.ill certainly : -be—novel-and-entert-a-iningTarrd-Vhu- admission reasonable, points that should draw a crowded house. There-was no meetingof thrichurch of England temperance society last - -Monda-y—e.v.ehing^_ It was postponed. .Oh account of the Mechanics’ Instit ute benefit, and will take place next Monday evening. Tlie statement in a-local paper that it would take place on the evening of the 2fith, -was unan thoriafedT. At the fortnightly .entertainment -of—the High’School Literary Society last Friday, the . prize contest wa«< continued-, Miss McM.ickmg and Messrs J. Robertson and McGillivray- being the judges’. A solo by Mr.- Halls opened the proceedings. After . which Miss Ratcliffe and Messrs. Me- Kibbon and Carrol gave., readings in .-prose and then, in poetry.' -Miss K. Ai.kenhead. then gave, the us.ual selec- tio,n as ed’tress, and Miss iMiJIer gave a solo, 'which .closed the proceedings. Mr.-Jas. Robinson, was last Wed nesday joined" in' wedlock s bonds to . Miss Lottie Holmes, daughter of j Conductor Holmes. ’The ceremony was private, for, with the exception Of the-bridfe's— maid, best m.aii,jand. the clergyman, the gathering WaB of relatives onlytand was performed by Rev. T. M. Campbell at the residence of the bride’s parents. Miss Ijond*. van, of Mitchell/supported the bride-, '' WliilS* Mi1. C. Wj, AndteWs ’stood* by the bridegroom. Immediately after the ceremony-the happy couple left • for tlie east on their bridal tour, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson were the re cipients of-a large number pf- beauti ful bridal presents. We wish the. newly married’ couple a long and happy continuance of the married 'State.. ?- The committee appointed Inst • - year by the Grand Lodge of the I., 0. O; F- of Ontario to Consider and sub mit to the subordinates an ‘endow- - ment,scheme,met last week in Toro nto and decided to reebinm'end that . orphans’’ benefits; be abolished and an endowment fund created in its place. The members:of the commitr - -tee were-BroS, J.-H. ? McCailum. of. Hamilton ; Chas. Cotter, of'Guelph r F. Fowler. P. G. M., of Kingston ;I.F. 'l’oms,’’Goderich, BrO? Fowler, Was elected chairman. After adopting the main features of -the scheme Bro. Tonis was requested to complete a report foy submissionto tlre^ubord-’ inate lodges \vhich he wijl 'd'0“Tfnme- diately.’ It will be printed forth with and sent to the subordinates for their consideration, anff . will be brought Up at the approaching sess ion of the Grand Lodge. ; 4- ♦ 1 ■On Friday evening the Temperance Hall was crowded by arieiithusiastic audience, the occasion being.a mus: ical and litotary contest between sides chosen by Misses Hennings and Rusk, respectively. The judges, Messrs. J. Of Detlor, J. II. Col borne and A.J.Moore awarded the victory to the side captained by Miss Hennings. Tho town band ’ Was present, and played, with improving perfectness. The following was the programme presented: PAItT I,-BY MISS HENNING. T CMrii8--*/Tha CdjTWellt*. Bride".............. • w From 'antata of King David 2 Reading.. .. ....... Mr, Garden 3 Song...,MissG. Martin •i 'Tableau—“The Gipsey’s Warning".., 6 Recitation ;..MissMcMann 5 Song.|, .Mr, A.B, Henderson T Dialogue—"The Old and the NeW.,,........... INTERMISSION. Muaic Wy the ftiwitl* PART II,-BY MISS ttUSK, 1 Ghorus-“,....,,Fr6m the Cahtativolf King David 2 Reading,.,.,...............................Mt. McKibben 8 Song ........... , .Muster Harry ttobhlhg < Tableau—"Beforeand After the.Marriage".,,, o Recitation..,,. . ................... .....Miss Rusk 6 Song. ................ ............. ,,Mt. G.F. Oakes 7 Dialogue—"The girl of the Period".. ,. ...... .......... • ■ ■ o .? • . A man in Salisville, Ohio, has a -bullet in his head which can be heard to rattle when he moves about,. His wifp might utilize him as a tattle to amuse tbe baby. b.H nk»/.i..«Au Not long ago a hale and hearty old Scotoh farmer from the county of Bruce, who in his time, had been sorejy tried by the troubles attending a writ of mandamns, visited Toronto and met an old friend who was in a law scrape concerning a fence which someone waatrying to make him re move. The friend was bemoaning- his legal entanglement, but said that he would fight, the the thing out as long as he could. “Hech, John/’ said the farmer from Bruce, “dinna ye do ony sucn tiling. The fairst thing ye ken, they’JI have a writ, ramdam mus out agin ye, and it’ll kotch.,ye where ye are, and where y6're not, and ye’ll hey to pay the costs.” BIRTHS. BLACKSTONE.—In Clinton, on th? 24th inst., the wife of Mr. U. Black- atone, band leader, of a daughter. ’ TWEEDY.- In Clinton, on the 17tli, inst., the wife of Mr. Chas. Tweedy, of a dau$ liter, * MARRIAGES. PROCTOR—HOPPER.—At the par: Bonage Rlyth, by the Rev. J. F, Parke, on Wednesday May 20th, Win. Charles Proctor, Esq., to.Mjsa Ellen M. Hopper, both of Morris. ARE YOU MADE miserable by In digestion, Constipation, ~ Dizziness? Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is a positive dure. Sold by J. H. Coup be. 336-ly-e,o.w I XURHAM BULL FOR 8EBVlOE.-sA3boro- Ez bred Short-Horn Bull is kept fj»r ietvice at the Stapleton4}ig Barn Teh'mb-—81 at time of service, with tlie privilege of returning, if neces sary- C. CARTER, Foreiuuu. Entrance Examination THE EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES for admission to High’Schools will ba lipid in Seaforth, Clinton and Wingham, on-Thursday and Friday, the Second and Third dajs of JULY ■ next, commencing promptly at 9 o’clock, a. in., in the Public School Room in each place.. Those who intend tc.write in Seaforth will send . their numfiAsind. addresses, not later than the First day or June, to J, C. Harstosb, B.A., Prin cipal of the High Sbhool in that, place; tho^e in Clinton to Jas. Turndudi., B. Al, Principal of Clinton High Sbhooland those in Wingluini to W. E. Groves, Esq., . Principal of the Public ‘ School. ‘ . 0. . D. M. MALLOCH, • ■ ■'■ ■•’.-•• Inspectoa Public Schools, . ■ 339—4t - ■-■ . East Huron. ’ County Huron July Exgmina- ; tions, 1885.. ITIIRS'T-CLASS,' Grade C, Non-professional at ; the Normal Schools; Toronto amFOttawn. nn_jl v*i« nynimi ouiiuuibi luruniyann unawn, mi- rWedncsttiry, juiya&th, at 1.30 pan. Th 1 rd■ class Non-protesslonal Examination -at *tho High Schools, in the County, on Monday, July 6th, 1 p.in. Second-class Non-prdfessioinil Examination' at County High Schools, on : Wednesday, July 8th, at T1.05 a. ni..-For First-class certiiicntesj Grades A and B, Examination will' begin after the conclusion of the Professional Examination^ -Gand id ates-an ust-noti fy-the-Seeretaryr-on-or-beiJl fore First of June/ tho' Schbol, where he or? she desires to write, naming the optional subject ho or she wishes to take, and the certificate ho or she now holds, if any- The notice mubt.be Ac companied by n certificate of character and afec • dfS2.00, nr $4.00 it the Candidate applies foraind as well -as a 3rd class Examination, No name will be forwarded to the Department, unless the fee accompanies-it. Forms of application may be ' had'.from the Secretary. The Head Masters of □ha High Schools will please send the applications of thdir. Candidates to the Coufity Inspector Of the division in which the High School is situated. PETER ADAMSON, D. M. MALLOCH, Esq., Soo’y B. Exam’s. Presiding inspector. , 339-2t May 12th, 1885.. ■ //:■?■ NOTICE. / rpHE Council Of the Corporation of the County JL of Huron will meet in the Court. House,‘in the Town of Goderich, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of June next; All accounts against the County must be’presented on or before- the second day of the Session. ' ■ PETER ADAMSON, •' ' I 339—’2t • County QJerk., COTTAGE and Buildim? Lots, corner.Trinca^s and Raglan streets, opposite Doherty Organ 'Factory. Apply, to-SIRS. CARRY, I’ort'Perry, or MRS R. J?. f>. BROWN, Clinton. May 16, 1885. ' ’ 339..2t? BAYFIELD COURT OFREVISION NOTICE 1b hereby given that the - Court of Revision fcr-hearjng; appeals against .'and revising the Assessment Roll .of the Village, of Bayfield, for the year 1885, will be held on, ‘. SATURDAY, MAY 30th, at Ton (10) o’clock a. pi., in tli'o TOWN HALL, Bayffekl. Persons interested are requested to . tako notice and govern themselves accordingly. . 0 : W. A. MORRISON, Clerk, ■338—3t ' ? ^uyfield. i • And TAILORING For summer weather we are showing a very full selection of White Lawns, White Pks, WiiitS! Spot Muslin^ Colored Muslins, Colored Lawns, Embroideries and Laces.—Lace Parasols, Silk Parasols* Cotton Parasols and Umbrellas.—Men’s and Boy’s Rubber Coats, Ladies’ Rubber Circulars, . Highest Price for Butter and Eggs. Five per cent, off for Cash. CALLANDER, o™j MANAGER. & M' ■"*-I Luminous Dial Alarm Clocks. The time can be seen as. well at night as by day. Cathedral Gong Cloaks striking the half hours. i Call and see them at R0B.W.C0AT818T0RE ‘ , --------LFOiEJ.--------- HOSIERY, GLOVES,. CORSETS, HATS AND BONNETS RIBBONS, LACES, Dress Goods, PARASOLS HOOP SKIRTS AND BUSTLES. The GREAT CASH STORE ■ DRY-GOODS PALACE'1 THE] GKEJE-ZAT ’. CLINTON^- ONTARIO. C. J. TUTfliu & O ” 'b WHOLESALE AlfD ’RETAIL DFALERS IN rj ’ • , II I,11 Note Some of Our Prices: Mankin Young Hyson,,40c., at - 2fic I Oolong, $1' at .’ ■• r" 1 7' W> Best, 7-5e., at .. , 25c Congr, 65c., at - ." ' , - - -50c 20 lbs. Best Raw Sugar, - •. _ 5Qc. 13| lbs, Standard Granulated Sugar,$l CD We Import our Goods direct- from Foreign Markets, arid, consequently cau quote you lower -prices than those buying in the ordinary way, O. J. TUTHILL.& CO., Sign of the China Tea Cannister, Seyrle’s New Block; CLINTON, OJNTTJ Japan, 406., at ’ - - Japan,) 60c., at , . • Moyujie Gunpowder, 75c.,, at ■ 75c • 65e 60« • -SI 00 TERMS CASH. Produce of all kinds taken same as cash. SeeourStqqk-- Get Our Prices, and you will find them right. & GARDEN ' 'Ann.n.n.rtrx ri SEEDS, 1 t I SEEDS, SEEDS,QffiOSlSEEDS, HhI Clothing House. —B^autifM!-.l\leiv,Trouserings, -Handsome Spring Overcoatings. All Goods New. No old, accumulated Stock, Pants from .$3 up, AHrWooi Tweed-Suits $12. - ■ ' iS^Perfect Satisfaction Given or no sale. C. 0. RANCE. THE HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, CLINTON LT?SEEDS, l ♦. o----------- -- ----------- ------- - Every business man now-a-days advertises cheap'goods. In order 40 find, out who is-really selling the Cheapest-Goods-is to give bO^rz ^8" Cow ■ ■ ■ . ■ - a trial, and von will find they are cheaper than the cheapest. ‘ No. old stock—ALL NEW GOODS to select from. We do not give any quotations here on special lines, aa goods so much in, price. MILLINERY / SPECIALTY 1 TJ" Remember the Cheap Dry-Goods Store,, next tp Gooper-A Son’B Grocery, opposite the Market Square. I FOR Sale by Carling and flntiing,. Qlintoh. The drpd^ory of ordinary haiid , churning . avoided by securing one of.tiie Ohurner’e Friends’ '--They are chaip and durable. See ■ ' CARLING At PINNING 337-tf .. Clinton, r THORO’-BRED SHORT HORN BULL. f HHE UNDERSIGNED has purchased a'Thor-I ough-bred Short Horn Bull from Mr.'.John- Middloton, and will keop him for service op his farm- Tho charge will/>6 $1.50, with privilege of returning if necessary. , . S, G. PDUMMEH,. Goderich Tp., April 22nd, 1885. . ' 336-4t LUMBER FOR SALE. IHOURTeEN THOUSAND FEET of HEMLOCK £ LUMBER (or sate. Will bo cut to order. Apply .to' C. DOHERl'Y, . 335-tf' Clinton Music Emporium CITY PAINT SHOP. COPP & LOGAN Decorators x> Sign Writers, Gilders . ETC., ETC. All kinds of HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNA MENTAL PAINTING, paper Hanging and Docor ating done in the Latest Style. * Frescoing, Kalsomining, 'Bagsb ’ Banners,. Eto., * Artistically got up. Orders promptly attended to. ■ Sliop-ISAAC-ST,, CLINTON. ; March 30th, 1885. 3S2-St,.' 'I ETC. fiEO. POTTS, House, Sign, U CAttttrAGB A aBNBRAL PA1STBR, Paper UdMing and Kaleominino ieoond tr> none. School Blackboards a specialiff, Satin- faction Guaranteed and prices .toith the times. Jicsidcnce-ATarii Sired, CLINTON. ■ ■ .................................... DURHAM BULLS FOR SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER offers tor AMS MVettl Thoro'-byad Dwhatfi Bulls, Meting ffoinohfe CARRIAGE WORKS -^-’“«r«'»MtaeanObb,rlKc.11;nd„.nine___ n . , 4. -S’XJXTEI STOCK an<'t'e of lhe best materials k„a —— -1CC8I,OF- Gal1 atld see stock I In returning thanks to mv manj-friemis nnd .piitrons for past, pal ton ft gey-4; would • -like to call their special attention to my?very Complete stock of , HARNESS, WHIPS, CURRY COMBS, BRUSHES, ETC,, ,?ET(K Speeial attention is direoted to my stock of/ . " ? SiNGLE::HAR NESS:-; M. FISCHER • SMITHY-BLOCK, -*• —CLINTON, ONT, The'correct-place fprperiect.-Otting garments at closest quotations. Fit, Workmanship,' Style Assured iT. COOPER & SON, »Lzj- JzrutwJ JtLi Jzv» - New Season’s Teas from 15 to 75c. per Pound. Chase & Sanborn’s COFFEE a specialty, all grades and Prices. Christie, Brown & Co’s Biscuits. HAMS, BREAKEAST BACON, ETC. Large and Oonipiete Stock of Oliina, Now Crockery, Glassware, &o. Goods-promptly dtiivered, Call and examine, our Btoro, Which la thq. —LARGEST AND NEATEST GROCERY IN TOWN — T. COOPER & SON CANTELON BROS., General Grocers and Produce Merchants, RACEY’S OLD STAID, ALBERT STREET, DUNTON. ’ . Choice, Fresh Family Groceries ... CONSTANTLY IN STOCK. v . TEAS—EXTRA VALUE ■ ■ If will bo found very complete, and for.duriibi:Hty atod finish cannot be excelled by i-joany one. Ast employ best. jvorkmerr, find use tlio best material io^-3 tire'"WVfiT.lB'eif 'patFBfiageTu'S'yTeo’l confidrut" * -r"'3-'- .....of getting-.satisfaction. "" g£g“PRICES AWAY DOWN. Trunks and Valises in great variety and Prices Low. nrnnnr * niiAhows ‘j'rtWx1 fi'cir'patFSfilige’tna'j’Tee'l confidt nt of getting-satisfaction.. I« ■ ■t: ■ Barb K^-BARB WIRE/W *~Ask for and have ho other, than tlie— WASHBOURN-MOEN MANUFACTURUJu CO’S GENUINE WIRE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST fn '3 AGENT,