Huron Record, 1881-03-25, Page 5a
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Celebrated Sewing Cottons,
.The ,fest in the Market.
This New Thread is made in Paisley, Sebtlanii ; is at/equal-
led-for Strength"and Soft Evenness of finish.. Try it and you
will like it. '
JOHN HQ IN$,•
Sole AAyemlt„fw' eth2ton,
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Big Pun Aiotllcr 0,000
CUSTOMERS!
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THE WONDERS '0F THE PRINT TRADE t
Prints the Key Note .of the Dry Goods Susilie$s, •
We can fairly startle our friends with the developments in
this branch of the trade, , The assort/Tient is simply immense
We have a magnificent range '
e of l ark C.(r ul e (i Printed
French Sateens, A Dress of of these Goods will out-w1,11r T1/114E
of ordinary Calico and maintains its finish aii(1 iapp,
itrance ni
a way that cannot he imparted . to the ordiu try :Prints.. 11
lady who values a real good dress cannot fail to appreciate
these goods. New Uoodsin immense variety.
The undersigned begs to anuqunce that be 'is ready now to take:any orders•:
for either Millinery or Mantle Making,' and execute it immediately aiid in the
best manner. Both departments are in . full swing and iu charge of first-olass,
practical hands. Ow New Mantle Maker entered on her duties Thursday morn
aug, 24th inst. She is a thorough, competent person, of large experience, and
will spare leo pains to please a customer in the execution of any order placed
• with her in line of trilile;
A splendid range of New Black Mantle ,Silks, Black All `Pool Cashmeres
Black 'Union Cashmeres, Dark and.Light ]vlantling., Fringes,.CJaapg, Ornaments,
`---d3u-ttgras _ ❑n .ts Flowers, Feathers, Ribbo : Laces, Satins, Silks,
and in all New Shades of Color now worn.
EVERY DEP.t1RTME:NT =Good :Value Ii1 Black and Colored Blintin s
A Bargain an Bieck ..and Colored .Silks, ,just received Embroideries, Corse s,
Gloves 9.nd Hose, in immense, variety. •
•
SEETHE SHOW, AT
Hodgson's Great Dry Goods 'louses',
. VLi1.L 1 rL V.V-.
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Ilnllett. .
lir, Brown, of the 1st 'Con., sold. a
fine horse this week • for the Manitoba
Market. Mr: Shipley sold one also. •
Notices oiBirths, Deaths and ,10arr:ajjes•i4 this de-
partment -inserted "roe of charge. We,shaliytall
(-imps be happy to receive .such notices front a re:
liable source,
8IETIIS.• ,
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FER(l1SON.—In winnham, on the 10th inst,, the
wife of Mr. James Ferguson;,teaeher, of a son.
COOK.—In .Ooderjch Township, on the i8th lils5,.the'
wife of Mr. 11..0. Molt, ofwdaughter.-
11IARRLIGES. ,.
'WALKER—COOK.—In the B, 0, Church, on the 15th
inst., by the Rev. It. Thomhs, liir..H,.1Valker, to
Was Sarah Cook, of Asliffeld, - •
McCLOY—TEMPLETON.-4t the residence. of -the.
bride's father, on the. lithinet„ by .the Bev H.
Cameron, Mr: David ?1fCCloy, to Jane, only (laugh:
ter of John Templeton,, Esq.; all of Tuekarsmitl. •
•
DEGGE—STRt1TTON. .fit the resideneo of the hride's
father, by Rev, E. Ryan,,Jsss. W. Deg>;o, of Chat-
ham, to Ella F., second daughter of \Ir, Jainell
Stratton of Brussels. •
meFEE—MALLETT..—on Wednesday, March' 16th, at
the residence of the bride s.mothor, by too Rey, J.
E Ru's Nm. McFee, of Shelburne; to Eliza Ma]- -
• let, of 13russels.
SM1Tfi—JOf1NSON.—In Seatorth, on March 16th, at
the bride's residence, by Rev Mr. Cobb; Mr.
Richard Smith, of Seaforth, to blue Charlotte
Johnston, of the same 'place.
• IIEATIIS. •
COUTTS.—In East Wawanash, on the 12th inst.'
John Coutts. aged 58 years,
HARLAND.—In Clinton, on the 20th •ins", Wm.
Mariam!, sr. aged 70 years and 7 znonti1s.
-0001{.—ln Clinton, on the 22nd inst., Admit Cook
a3,ged 20 years 7111006s and 4 i y5. •
CIIVRCII DIRECTORY. ,
Cananada Methodist.—Services at 10:30 a. 111. and
6.30 p. m. Sabbath School at 2.30 p m. 133v.
StrT111raLAND, 13 D. PASTOR. -
Canada Presbyterian Services at 11a.nr, and 0m.
p. ns. Sabbath School, 2.30 p. in ltxv, tt:Lra$, 13Tt w -
,RT. Pastor. -
St. Paul's (Episcopal). -+-Services at 11 a.' in. and 7
l,. R. MATl'ullws, Rector. • •
p IIn. Sabbath Sch ol,10 2.30S at 1ices Folk v..I,t,' Tal Mab
Pastor. .
Baptist Church',—Sorvios at 6,80 p `nt. Sabbath,
School, 2.30 u. m.• Iir{3. J;CitAY, Pastor.
1. m. Sabbath School and Bible Class, 353. 111. 1t>+1+,.
CLINTON•
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MARKETS.
(Corrected, every Thursday atterneon.)
Wheat, fall per bush,; •• 81 04, tq t 00,
Spring, Itedehalt, . • ,. 1 05 to 1 10
Fife,
Oats, 1.10 tly....3 15.
Barley, . _ 0 07 to 0 40
•
Peas, . . . • 0 516 to 0 7•
• ' • .0 OO to 0 70
. 0 00 to 5 50
• 0• so to. 0 15
0 is to 0 20
• • 0 14 to 0 14
• . 10.00 to 12 00
• 6o to COO
• • 0 75, to 1 231
• • 6 60 to 7 00
•• 4 60 to 5 004
• ` • 0 0 t;0 :0.00
Flour,
Potatoes,, • -
Butter, •
EAR'S; •
)titles
lhemokins
Batt, . - -
(lover,' •
Timothy,
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•
• Gorrie.
Mrs John Campbell,., of this plane
bas•beert visiting her parents. near Sea -
forth during the past week:.
Apubiic examination' was held in ..
the Gerrie public school ora Friday: the
18th inst,, Which.: VMS. well attended b ,
'visitors from the section and also quite
a. number frout.other planes, - In the
evening• an entertainment was giveo
by thepupils of 'the school assisted 1, ,
parties from a distance. The'eiialogm',
and. recitations were rendered • iii e:,
oeilent.i.tyle. A few. choruses ' 1011 ;`,i1 (, ,, (s 9f the Post Office,, but they
hung by the school' choir,:. followed. . I: r > v1.17. tlrit$tl :in .11'e0'.:0 a general
several solos and diets. Violin .wo i "`
furnished by Mr, A: ` i ' i
D cl;;son, from 'tim , L.;:: 1ti(n rumored that Mr: Hent
vicinity of Seaforth, was -accom anied i',+' -:, + +- the.11inth concession inte nitss
p ,
by; the. -organ, :at which Miss Glai a ;.tap r : ':t store in Garfield: • W ex
e
'Kroley presided. The'Proceedin s. %.eel to 1iiili our hand and support.
e
were brought to a close at the late sig Juries Ste
-hour of twelve and `a eptu of ' the me • eon.
11 went .bolpe,wel[ cession, ,has ,just .returned' bottle fro •
satisfied with the ev'ening's :en'd)rllellt, • Harriston with a very el
t e y fide• brood mare:
• . Go ahead, James. you're doing walk
•
• Goderinh Township- • Mr. James Churchill 'of the 7theOn,
• Ceshion,
he7th,con-
CeSsion, lost a cow and steer 13.05 long
Mr. Geo: %Mi11er,' of the '9th, eon., since—and,nlso :the same ni t Mr
Wase away in Harri:sten . last week, Arthur Churchill lost a cow, which..was
where, liepurchased a ounce horse pa : found after a laborious search, in Mr:•
y Pay -
Thomas Thomas Gonnolls barn
good sum therefor yurdi•,nothing
. the woree. only an inerease of a youu
AM/field.
The (roads are fretting lad. (at
the spring is corm.,!;'.
The wheat, .1,4).4.s. promising so far,
no injury 111513 home (lost, h,, the warm
days and nights.
l:iorsei ire running up it, 1'1''L . lir
, Sharewi,rlt'-i h1s1 14,111 ;t 1"15131 (1f 411'0 year
olds for `'',:•'til. •
iI1rr1<I, '331. 7,P'1tr• tl+•C:+, itlt<i 'wages
will he 4•P'1'r h' f.r ll'i' :,Flnii,'I•.
rl'hnl'+1,3 1'(11.•,"1 t.,, i{ h;.+.tirog plel.lti-
ful heli(` u., 1 •s:'s thin, f'1'i•r 1+4 VP
O'Initit+'int,M1 rh,! Illi` lftl',s lif 111# 5'(10"'8,
fhttt+
311111iFrn• (l lint,' 3131i)3111:1 t1i}i,
winter,
RECOVl It INV. rs. :1<•1•kles, w,. are
pleased to learn, is 1 •,',ar.:,;lug.
Tri Pgwu..--111. lilalf,,rt Phillips; of
Dunualk, (fate Aiuul;'ir,t Clerk here)
is 311 taivfr. •
Ptairtox Pttl sENTl31r A' petition
has !teen presented to the .peeve, ask.
ing for a pnblic meeting to discuss the
Ceuretery questing.
COAL' OIL MANIA 1. nlrt,lia.appears
to have struck our coal nil merchants,
as the price has '1,e.•.n tltlling all day.
This morning it is . ofrered• 4.5. 15 amts.
per Imperial gallon, anti ere long, we
would not be surprised to hear of it.
being still lower; Opposition fixes the
prices. -
BAait AGAIh*,—Chir genial friend,
Mr. W. IL Watscln, whohas been
over to the Old. Sod, - has returned, and
is making preparations to open'out in
his new stand shortly, 'Dame rumor
had it. that he was going to bring the
"lassie" back: this time, But, alas I he
calve back alone I and some of the girls
in town wereagreeably surprised.
A' very interestin• and' 'profitable
time Was spent by the Knight: of -the
Mecabees last Thursday evening, the
occasion being a Visit paid the rent, by
'Sir Knight 'VWT.•J.IuiOf London,
and the address del verediacli, by that,gen
tltunon was-sueh•- that; -.it will -not soon
he -forgotten by the Blyth Bees, A
hearty vote of thanks was;tendered to
Ill r. Imlach: for his. very able address:
TIie TMacabees-. ha ee o(1r c1 ..tl10 ser
vices of Mr. 1; to tG'ssist in an enter=
tainincnt, which they Purpose having
shortly. -•
Garfeeltl;_. •
'We are sorry. to learn that Mrs.
Sharpe,..ef the Bayfield, concession, is
improving 'wary slowly.
Air.` W nl Cole,of this place speaks
of erecting a store •house and buying
grain. •
Mr. Thoulas;•Carter,, of Whitechurch,
has been visiting his numerous friends
here, . ..
We are glad to ,learn' that Mr, 'Ben-
;jainin Switzer, • of the 1Oth concession,
intends: going,: into business..in_Clintoiii.
in .October neat,: ,
• : John T. McGee l'as leased the farm
of Thomas Carter, for a' term of five
'hers, paying theeefor the sum of $100
1?r i
year. Wall done, 30111], you have
;nL Itu
cage, get,.the bird
'l i=tl People of Garfield feel tineg Peat
Mr. Milliken, tailor, of. Clinton, and ealf
goose, •aro around among the • farmers. '• Winghaun.
£this, towns1
making o p a ng up their sum
niter, wear; Sunny days . and frosty nights . are
•NIr. Adam Cantelon, of the1.Oth-con., -Wednesday evoking . 'serviceia are
ARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
MR, d01 -IN WlSEMAN, who f*r the last flue years
has been in the employ of Mr, John Hodgins, has
been admitted a partner infirm of GE'U. E PAY
cg UD.
The , business from this date will be carried on
under the name and style ofPa
' y Wiseman
1/11e thank the Public for the liberal support ex-
tended to us in the past, and will use every endeav-
or to .merit a continuance of the same in the future.
tleare,
Yours truly,
pAy:'&w/SE,wAN;,
Dated March lst,1881.
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V E
The' subscriber begs to inform the
'Public that he has removed to MR.
SPOONER'S BUILDING, next the Market.
Having settled with the Insur-
ance Companies on a most satis-
factory basis, he begs to intimate
IYlate
thathe has decided' to clear out
his old Stock, at Greatly REDUCED
RATES --some at.HALF, and some._.
at LESS THAN: ORIGINAL COST,
the whole to be 'cleared out in the`.
course of Two : Months. Hats and.
Caps: at Half Price. ' .GROCERIES
at Greatly Reduced Rates.
A call • solicited.. W M:. OOATS.i.
ov
Messi s Scott Si.13011 are running the y %) y
ge furniture factory coilglde'ra,bly . Stn l /l o o/ Sale
er. time. The demand frau! Mauitolra .f •'
and for the local trade is. such as to
necessitate the work just rnelitiolied.
This. one industry wits on the point of
closing up. wben•the N. P. went into
force. . Look on that picture, then - on
this:. ...
Ttie station, on; Tuesday evening
r,7
presented quite an • animated appear=
ince, on the departure:of the emigrant
train for the west:, The time announced
for Wingilarn had been siic o'clock, and
•at that:time fully: four.hundred people
were around the station yard, and very
fel; minutes added itscontinguent: the
train"however,; did not reaych hero till
near nine- o'clock, and tben,:it was found
•drat twelve'cers 'bad been left -'behind,
'through one of the draw -beads, ,coin-.
out, and ' accordingly one of the
two engines on the train went back
and 'captured the truants .before: reach-
ing' Whiteeliurch, This delay neces-
.sitated ;.the holding' of the train- till
.after the 9.40 train from 'Hamilton.
Not so many -left WV,inghar,-but over a
hundred lett. Lucknow. 'Those -from
Wingliatli so far as we can learn were,
A..Bell ali(I'fainiI ; Jams Thorne
'family
and Al
`r'THIS.],`®VNG'.WLLSHI14 AN,'''
TIIE YOUNG WEI Sii1!AN is offerer. Pni• sale at:(I . -
can be aeon on thspreusises03 STolwAltr•1 Ll'M115 ,
, Lot 21;.1553, con,, Goderieb. Townshipp, or appy 07:
]utter to; II. J. riu,n6, Chalton P. 0.,. Ont , forp;irtiu.
Mrs. The -following fx. his Pedigreo .--Rine. You;,y
If elehlnan is u, beaut'Pul brown buy, fs two voprs.old
She'(lrat of 'May next, and 1055 iinppoi'ted whon a year.
old froth [Ireckrockshiro, Sosrth Wnios,. Engbuld by
1I. J. 13300,.. :!'haleun IVelshrnariwas g.,t by tl.o
cclebrat411 di.iy OGtldiou '' AgricultnHst '. wiiii'li nor
bus talten'14 That prizns,and`ooct esoond'prize iuld' was
brad 0p DIr, Brid}browater,. Graft Porthaniot, !1015 af•th.
`.ii-. i-nitnri,t "•313 a beautiful darll'brown bay, stands
17 hands•high, en. short, good legs and feet, and wit, .
tot by the eelebrute"Bumper; iCrcd 0y Gilbert
•I'rfeq Earj of St Aryans
was by 508E eaatchless.ho so 9101(1 Crabk aFtron,'. l,e _:
'proporty .03 Mr. Bond, of Revels, near !toss ; When
four, 50000 old, 460 f, were ppublicly mored°.tor
h311 and roused. 'like Yoli11 j if'elshrlian ryas brei
by 'WM. Prime, Esq., of Bartlibalei ,•Liban'. s-LlrooB-
nockshi et, aril is frill hrother 50 51ie celebrated Prin e," whtoh took the 00000(1' t rilze;, 118 n two year
old, at.the Royal Agrieillturnl So lett', of England, u
lfanohester, in 1870 ; and also a first. prize at Brea,n„
ailowe(l,by the first.judges 'of the day to •be one , ('
the finest (trait stallions over seen in England. The
Young:flrclshnlan is•haif•brothor, oil the dmn's. 'side,
to J°Prince .Edward,” the property. of Dir. Prothcro
1'antyiae, Clyro, Radnorshire, and as a two year Old
wits sold en tllo. 31st of March, 1971; Por 265 g,skgen:,
The 1 oun7 Oralshlnans•da331,' 't Polly,' is 0.l cactif<a
brown tiny, stands 16 'hands 3' inches high, and •.f
docile temper.:. she was 'got by »'hamper," rho pre. .
party. -of John Smith, Eeq,, Newton, -13100(331 wbl"li,
borne was wbuser of that pr<izo at rho Brockno<eks111] a
Agrioutttirui Show, 1875, 'i Polly" `toalu ijlvg o 3za 't : • • .
53reeen; as : a 0000(3 mare;, 181P, al dralsc.5'r1.e 1)ovn
f 131shlitan tool" 81st pctiso • rs aF ,Nal<lin{t i r. the -an,
James - me V. an show. 3t.'
Andrew Beit!!, 30.0.100 Curry
ex.. Tlinmpson. FOR:SALE.
Th s.
SteuensoI
UN:DF.fi KER,
9''- , "AAA• n 'n tALR3- 333 . ,.7 -
.L' lJ R ITURE,
IIE Methodist Parsonage, a • commodious Intik
•
Tbuilding, is offered for sale. Price moderate al tl
terms of payment ems. Enquire on. the premises,,i,r
of Messrs. John Jackson and A. 8. Millar.
Clinton, March 10, 1881.:
now he order of the season,
•
b held In St. PaUI's elnisclh' during
sold a valuable horse to. Mr; Thos, being
1'
Mr. Tipling intends. slugging° Viten to ' Mr Coale ofLower Win ban has
rr
.i'1 11 n
p
Of Clinton, at a good figura Lent
BLY ! • SAW ,ILL.,
G•OSMVMAN & 'DODDS.
Aro now t5reini o&ka (10 all kinds of work : in tIwh'
ting, Iiavhn0,put in a grain crasher, Wo are alga
to do,oliop,Pit,g at any time mid On the.shertest notice
1 g . t , ' GOsuAN & DOLDy.
Manitoba, this week. • removed to Enni•
skillen, while Mr
Robt: Carr has taken his lace in the
Bay eon., 4 will. be sorry to• Bear of that ,,•,
The' friends of Mr. John, Elliott p
"Stag Hotel!'
"''13L410(,1.1.3 evening concert W1,j'.
now sutlbrine from ingamati.olt of the be given in-the4owwl heli, by: the animal , . " l Sale Irmo, but we hope to soon hear of his children; In aid of the ,Meehanical :[n- 4', petal Likae t Salo
stitu'tes `W. e hope to see oo • 1_
P at; ' qd•attellc, • rr«.w .. r a trr►
Your .A..shfelld c'orrespondentgave mr, Bow( pa is
havifrg ilia large ht ilt><•-
,
att oecount of what he though some Ing•opposite the
raft fa work inyour: last woek's ' . McIntasil,liotel, treat,
IS y , eel' ti) a fresh Coat .of point` and othor-
issue, but the people there dori t seem wise repairecj p'revi0114 t ,
to haele RS touch muscle rJ1 tha G der• , O ekiri=,
9 Lawrence Crxtwey, of 73lytlt, taking
township I'd a I 1p boys yet. We have two passessiae,
mot here, who have cut 7, cords in
t;< J ' -Cite• warm rays of 311[1 Sol haw) almost
wo hours, and two others, who cut off divested mother earth of her snowy
a bloulc of wood, 24 inches in dialrteter, mantles showing u . some v.
in 34 seconds.. .d:£ Aghfi'ell can beat greeable g p cry dire
breeable* yards and other matters re•
either qf. 1hese1 let UIs. hear &err1 thew, %airing the attention Of, got. chief,
a
Myth Dec '17, 1890. 4243," .
50 ACRE' FARM FOR SALE
• He is•
TILE Sorth.l,alf of South halt lot No. 4A, (:t,'f. 10,
tou,n,hlp of East Wawanosli, 40 3,0r,ls u,.iearcrr
baiav0o• 364311 tlmbored with good, !awl wood, Thera
1s tan the 101corigood dwe'll635' tvlt3Q0 e: trance barn
good well and pusrspi largo boarin66• ereeors•1 •3"3111
etloieo variety of 'hilt, `:ho place is.two lllii.es front
ltelgretle and 41 tip(li•Whigbatn. t'or art‘ •pla is gee
ilk ' iii Vi d/Ifl y;gra(
' the .poroprie. ¢gr uA the pee or Thos, ran on, Bel.
NEW' FURNITURE ARP "yiN,O 'aril" . to .flet, :
and more oxpeete<f, 'ao, a fir,! lot 04.veil(
Collins,,Shrotll0,ay .NC4 tiidleirtak Hg
0010 and1 ,o . 4k ,4t.i/t i
• ,,
14t` n
OLD STAND
13ktoly occiiplod by Shepherd and doopor,
Albert Street, Clinton.
Ne0fl?III trimr I01` 6, on. 8, Morris, ILuron;
Coinity, for a term of ,years, as may be agreed
oh,' with 56. acres eleared,•'130 of which is free fr<:n
• stawlss, and the remainder (hopped 111 the winter or
1870:' Ong the premises is a Log house 18x24, and is
hew forams Darn 3000. Soll sandy loam, '1'110 farm
Is convl'nlont to the flourishing town of Myth, sot
also to' the lino of tho1.1I, k 11, %ta'wn1 Por par.,
tloulars, apply to Mr. Eb1111360N L1'r 11;i`A113,
1101gdive 1'.0.3 or to JO11N J 0.15081!, St (tathai'hnt4„
P. 0., On$. Wilt .