The Huron News-Record, 1886-09-29, Page 51%7L6;
You know we emp 'o. one otithe
1most : xpert mantle Cutters.,
We Guarantee You New De-
signs and Comfortable Fits.
See Our Big Range of Mantle
Cloths . aiidr' '�rlai�tm:� ngs
We treat everybody with civility and think it no trouble
CEO.
PAY
The Dry -Goods `Empgrit nl of Clinton.
— as,T Holloway, T Fear,
,LAI11E�' WO1;1i
Collection ladles' work, W W Ftarran,
i11rs,1Mnrray, • Fancy. Braiding,' Mise Mc-
Gill, Miss Nott.- Tatting, Mrs. Cunning-
ham, Misa MuEwan. Crochet -work, -Miss
McGill, Jas Symington, Lice .work, Mra,
Murray, Jas. Symington, Embroidery in.
cryyttou or' muslin, Jus Symington, 111, a.
Murray. •E•nhr.riderv' in Bilk, Miya Mu-
MoEw•in; Mi a I d r Il• B. ad wr rk, aU is •
Itlot.�tl1,. Miss,il,hnat•.u.. KttitttnS;'fancy
Mitts 'Nutt, Jae Syminaittn. Knittini'
onrtun atocking4, J,aa Symington, Mrs.
y °tinning/Iai.. Orunhtet• work, Mrs. •Con•
nir ahem, Miss McEwen.. •Patch work in
silk,or velvet, Mins A Beeslby, Mrs. Glas
prow.. Patch work iu rynilt,. Jas :Syming-
ton,. Miss Riddell, Gent's linen shirt,
Miss Johnston, Guo Nott, • Go ut's 'cotton
ahirt, .Mies nl'eE,van, • Mies Ntitt. Gent's
fancy fienoelshirt, Aires d7oGtll,llisa Nutt
Piaiu.haud arwipr•,, Miss McGill,. J Synl�
in^ton, B: r in wool Mork, 11,11e8 McGill,
Miss Johnston. Bt•rid:ng. on silk; ;Jas.
Symington, .Miss Nott. Twine witrk,
.Miss McEwan, James Salkeld. ' Flnwtra,
s'lver wire, 'Robert Martin,: Miss Violet
• Johnston, Woolen stockings, Mies M.o'.
Ewan, Jas Biggins.' Woolen socks, Miss
MoEwan, . Muss McGill. Woiilen gleives,
Not known, Miss Freeman .L'g :Cabin
quilt, Miss M i E van, Mrs, Nutt. -' Rag.
tnat,.Miaa McEwan, Mrs, N,;1t. Re .car•
pet, Mrs, N ,bt, Miss Juhirsron..�,t Hind
painting, on silk or velvet, A1i�a.•tttlamgow,
Mrs. Doherty. . '
JUDOES.
Heavy draught horse—J McBride,: Col
• borne ; W Grainger, Hullett ; D Mclunes,
Usborne. •
Road and carriage horses—W J Mo
Cntcheon; Winghan) ; E Bossenhercy, Zu- •
rich s A Yuung,Seafurth;.J Salkeld. Gode-
rich. • •
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Cattle—J•Kctchiu, Stanley;'E
W Wawannsh.•,:T Bass, E Wawahuah
• Sheep' and Pigs—C Proctor,, i3elgrave ;
W Fowler, Tuekersmnith. •- , ,
Pmnitry--Dr Scott, SwtInrth ; T Carling,
Clinton.; W Coats 1?eeawatei•. • '
Implewents—J Dorsey, 'S.tafnrth,.4oh»
Lasham, Lunilesbnro, W Kaiser, Bruce
brld,
Grain and Frnir—R',ht Goveulaek,-Mc
rt •Itillop ; J B Murton,aWiugl am';.T Wat-
son, Clinton. •
Manufactures and Dairy Produce -Geo
19 Stewart, Varna ; W L Onunette,•Lnndes-
horo ; Jae McMichael, Seeforth; W Plum -
steel, Clinton. • •
Vegetables -AV (rrlsve, MoKiltup;. S
Plummer and T. Watson, Clinton, •
. Ladies' Work.—Mrs: W . L Ontmette,
Londeshoro ; Mrs. J Young,. Clinton ; Mrs
McMichael, Seaforth.
NEWS. NOTES..
—Sproule, the British Columbia
murderer, it is asserted., uhi11 : bo
• hanged on. the 1st prox. •
—A Belfast rioter hes been
• sentenced to ono . year's imprison=
nient at hard labor. • '
—An English local proachcr has
been sentenced -to six month's im-
prisonment for brutally maltreating
his children.
—A young man named Sampson
was twice shot _ and dangerously
{sounded during .a tavern foxy' at
Alexandria, -Ont., the -other day.
—It is said the' 0. P. R. is nego- •.
tinting' with the Govor•nnent for the:.
transfer or lease of the latter�'s tole-
graph fines in the North-west.
—The Owen Sound Police' ling-
istrato has been finch $5 and costs
for assaulting tho Chief of polieo.of
the Bailie tow.
—Lewis, the 10' ,year clef boy
c'hargod with fatally shooting another
lad at London, is to be indicted for
4 manslaughter.
—It is stated that T. L. Grant &
Co,, of' Liverpool and Ingersoll,
have "scooped" the bulk of Ontario
cheese for July, and that a Trig thing
will he mado out of it. About six
or eight years ago Mr. Grant 'bought
up almost all the cheeseof the •
district and made n snug fortrtno
out of it, :and gained, for him' the
title of the choose king, It is e:
peoted that by this new stroke Mr.
Grant's profits will aggregate be-
•tvlron $70,000 and $100,000. U,tl:i
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CURRENT TOPICS.
Tim SNEAK 'MOTHERS "YAN;:'D,"
The Goderich-Sigital, is respoet-
fully informed that when the iSpee-
tator speaks of What lion. Thomas
'l'lrhite,saicl, or did not say,. at that
celebrated. meeting, at .Cayuga, it
knows what it i;i talking about, Tho
Spectator does not' talk anybody's.
word for - it. 'Tile Spectator was
there in person . and ..heard .every
•weld that was ' uttorod, and ,111>.
White did not say that Riel •wtis
one of:the now saints of the. Catho
lie' church.- &pectator, •
TIT' FOR TAT
The conversion' of Mr. Bunting
tb prohiliition is,eitber'sincere or it
is not It it is not, then it is• at
Toast •a sign of the times 'favorable
to touiporanco that one who liar not.
yet taken ..tho first step in teurpor-
anCe-=Namely,. personal, abstinence
—should wish .to be :a ttimporauce
loader. If the conversion,: however,
Proves, .at'ter due probation, td be
stomach -deep, the editor of the G1ob&
Who 'has' been a, total abstainer all
his life; will welcorne.his 'pupil,. ac-
eept'his co -Operation, and.. endeavor
to •keep hrin front backsliding:—
Torotlto'fr"robe. 1
The 17oronto. • 'gall might reply
this' way :
•The conversion•:of AL!:•Cameron
to Catholicism is . either sincere,.
or it is not.. • If :i't-is not, then it is
at least a sign of the time& favorable.
.to Catholicity, that one who has not
yet; taken the first step iii '(vatligli
cisrn-L-namely, abandonment of the
Calvinistic .doctriiro should wish
to be a Catholic leader: ' : If the con-
version; however, .proves,' after duo
probation; to. be conscience -deep,,
the editor of the )Ifa l•, who has been
an Irish Roman 'Catholic all his life,
will welcome his pupil, aecopt'his'
ea -operation, incl. •endeavor'to'koop
.him .from backsliding. -Hamilton
Spectator,
MARXET REPORTS.
(Corrected every Tuesday. afternoon.)
'Tuesday Toronto street pricks fo ;,,wheat
wore 76e to 77e; Clinton 70 ci ,th. The
Mill and illr,'twin arobuytngconsiderable,
probably 4,000 bushels..a day Nave been
delivered . in, Clinton for the past .two
weeks.:
CLINTON.
Flour. .,... ......, $4 50 to:4 50
i dl4Wbeat, new Sr, old 0 70. to 0 70
Spring Wheat 0 7a to, 0 70
Barley 0 50 to 0 00
Oats ,,....,. .'.0 28' to 0 30
Peas 0.5;i to 0 53
Apples,(winter) per bbl 1 00 to 1 50
Potatoes........ ...... 0 25' to 0 25
Butter • ., 0 11 to 0 ]2
B;rrgs,..., u • 11 '.to 0 13
itay Js 8 00 tc3 0 00
Pork,.. , 5; 00 to 5 00
Cornwood 8 00 to 4'00
Beef • 0 00 to 0 00
• Wool 0 17 to 0 20
..tet
AVIIW
• NEW STOCi(,—•25,600 • ENVELOPES (white:
and colored), just the -thing for business teen.
Your business card can' be printed on tho corner.
Frites low. Call and see acutiFAm 10,000 COAtI0
11t i1Z.I0 S CAH i)S, at to*, figures. 'See them.
Printing of :}11 kinds, 1n the best style known to
the craft, and at vers .moderate ratan.--Tn»
tivaoii NaW84trcoitta, Clinton.
COMMISSION BROKERS.
.D oribors'Toronto. Stock Exchan e
• Trivets wires to T01toNTO,11i01 'T1t1,At,
i' LSV YORK CHICAGO, and
01L CITY.
STOCt:S, 11011 1)S, GRAM, i'hiOVIS.
i013. tnnl: OIL, bought, Copt sold
/�,
for hash or margin,. •.
CLxJ.-,�W'
yoN
Corner•tattcnbury and-Albott Ste.
+Tags;. Tb.om _ so. ,n
+,
G1UttonK Julf tdt Itltls. l
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RYGOc:-D PAL
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st. Late HO GEMS
Havemuchleasure in announcing'their Grand Opening
p MILLINERY SHOW ROOM off
We will -also show throughout our various departments the
Largest, Cheapest, .and Most Complete Stock ever shorn by
us. We extend a hearty. welcome to all to come and
GRAND. ice our.
DISPLAY OF NOVELTIES.,
JOHN
WISEMAN, Manager.
Estate
NEWar: :... , 'STORE.
The un iersign-ed has jii.st opened a •new Ding Store, in JACKSON'S
4kNEW BLOCK, •on I1'U1ION STREET, two doors west of the City
Book ,iStoro shere will. be found a .coin 7lete assortinent of litre
Drs srid, Clicntirals,• :also Patent iUtedicines and
• lOru;:ga
ists' undrocs—all that the public lila ask for in titosa
.litres. 1 Y ::.
A.. -WORTHINGTON.'
Clinton; 13th January, 1380.• . •
S.—Onlee changed from residence to store
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'The undersigned Merchantsof the Town
of Clinton .beg to advise their ;customers
that they have decided... not to . accept
Butter, in settlement .of account, ;an' . or
after.. the . l5th of .October; 1886.
EEE8LEY & CO . ,,EgirAirE J. otIGENS.
R. COATS .& SON. "' G:: E,PAY 4 Co.:
.TO �i.RO 3E .T , DT•'v O -COQ • ;
* t . * ' t * * ..: * * *.e-.• ::1- * .-it : * . *.
A tecture'unslor the auspices of the WOMEN'S
FOrtRIoN Duss1ONARY SOCIETY OF WILLIS
"CIt,URCII, CLINTON, will bo delivered; in -
mitis Ciiurcb, Gilman!
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Tuesday, sept 28, '86
R.V. C. B. HOWIE,
A Natite of Mount Lebanon, '•
SUBJECT, `° PA L Ea S T I N E."
Admission, Adults 25e, .. .
Children, 15e.
• v
Exte ; , Hutton sale
or
B S I
Tug CTIt1PRSic,NLri) v..10otter for sale, about
the middle of October, In
LOTS• OF 10 AND 20 ACRES,;
All that tract of valuable' bush lands on the East
side of the .1laitland-lJoneession,
Colborne Township !
Inuitedlatefy udJohilrei the bridge to rfotuiesiiite.
.. Bush omelets of
1IL+EeeJo, rl',Zaplea Rock. arra Soi't
Hemlock, -
1 "' See large Lille fur date and
other particular',.
'L. M, 0AttMX0, • J. 1V. f1AR11uq. -
4uationeer• t'tc;,,rlotor
A1..0 PA i i'l,S IN-Lfln.1TEi, gra T'S will.pieowe
Pay ntuounts to J. WI:3,111AN manager
M tho Itodg�rons Isstnte, before ilio fat May,.'att
atter that thtte accoent.s will he plowed Ie t.:ourt
lot wilco Joa.---t', J.;'i't rlllLl, . UO'. ani
J
Goderlch Barbie forks
having bought out Jonni% •'VVAN9'ro'N1t,
in Godettih,l.we are now prepared to fur-
nish, on rousbnablb'tei•tns, •
HEADSTONES AND MOITUMENTa.
GRANITE d' SPECIALTY.
We are prepared to sell Cheaper than any
otherfirm rn the county. It1.lt. Lr:w1s
E1.T,lor°r,'of (roderich, has --been appointed
general agent for the county, -and parties
wanting anything in this line will find it to
their intdrest to roserm° tlicit• orders until
lie calls
•. Y3,OB1 1TSON .t:• BELL.
May 17th, 1886. • • 892-3in
TO THE FARMERS
/Study your own intorort,and go whore
you can got -
Reliable ,s :garmess,
I nianufnetnrd sono hot the thiSr ov STocK.
ltetrarc qf shops that sett oho, as they hare
yut,lo tine rte Unit nod gut prices. more.
by mall prWuptd3 attended. to.
'HARNESS EMPORIUM, I1i.1t(rli, ANT.
•
4/yth Pump Factory
;.?tit1FSES"•1l�ZI tlr``t11.�"oN
having removed his hneineem to the pretnlses for.
tnurly known. as 'rilE Mot:NfuAs'rI,k; MILL
would thank alt eki patrons for pest, favors and
is In abetter position tat er p ositiott tlutnt ever to prenrptir,fill
all orders entrusted to hbu.. A stock of GOOD
I't'Afl:i on han.l, Ordm'ert •Work it st,eeinity,
Wells (In;{ nod completed on short. notteo, All
work k•trarantccd.... Pt ices reasonable, Orders by
mall promptly attondcd to. '
,;3s4,tf -• JAMES Ft:itOt's0N, Iilj•th.
o. ports, /louse, Sion
WILL HOLT) T11E1i1
111 i
Goo
T'LT.11D A ''•,• -oQ ' ,
•ANp, ,FOLLOW3NG WEEK.
•' SEE TIiEIR
Grd Display of New a.d St 1l Gods
S H E .,I.
v
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Superior to all others.,
Car Superior Steel Nails.
Best
st "ands Refined
Iron lapel Itardwnre Mier chant,
C i T
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N GUN
b'
IN.Go.ADIR
7
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It'ms boon appointed sole agent for this, celebrated•°.lTea. 0.e.its:- if it i - the .
boat value i11. the market, beSittetl tr'hich e B t])er
A HANDSOME ,PRESENT
is given to every urchnsor of 3 lbs ani s r
p � ,.. t l � d, 7t is: put up in half,.
:po,uucl packets int'
POONA,0 TO 7 0 GENTS PER
Purchasers need not . buy 3.1hs at oiler ifl' or lt get n
(er d r,I't�sont,•• lOtl•,
different books to choose front. Try. a. w'> -cunt packet ofi-Otter `'ea
cituni4r>u t3lvx.eitiu, PAIYrgle, ';y role agoutfor l'�LEISUMetNbeil t.t:'.t.S'1', the. best in the iVdrltX. L
Parer 11 cowing soul Ilalsntnininlr xecnnrP
In gone, School )>lnt•/•Lnnrrfsa sgrrinitrr. Sttis. .. .
t o g nn (itt hoof Ela awl prima frith to flute,, �{ �j la ��!c+y� U1111111 eh
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