Loading...
The Huron News-Record, 1892-11-30, Page 8SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE. This GREAT COUGH CURE, this successful CONSUMPTION CURE iswithout a parallel iu the history of medicine. All druggists are author- ized to sell it on a positive guaran',ee, a test that no othor care can success• fully stand. If you have a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for it will cure you. if your child has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief is sure. If you dread that insidious disease CON'. SUMPTION, du>.'l fail to use it, it will cure you or cost uothiug. Ask your Druggist for SHILOII'S CURE, (rico 10 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. If your Lungs aro sore or Back lame, ase Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 25 cts. ABOUT ECONOMY. —.— A man may go from Clinton to Toronto without, riding in the cars. It will take hien a long time to walk, but he saves his car fare. The thing looks economical, but is really extravagance. A man can often do without a doctor when he is sick, and do with- out quack nostrums particularly, if he will only economize by having a little Fine Whiskey, Brandy or Wine at the proper time. And and it is foolish economy to be without that which is likely to be prescribed for you. \Ve have what you tvant in Ales, Porter, Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, etc., etc., in wood and bottle. We -keep in stock the very best and sell at the lowest living profit "'he correct and safest economy is to always buy from us. J. W. IUTER, ALBERT STREET, - - CLINTON To Advertisers. All changer of Ad reetisenteat.., to insure iurerliOW iii the 94Thot i •.gcrc, neat be rcccired at the o(/irehtQt- late) than 1(omdat/ vont. Copy for chuni.en rcc'_ t' ,l Later than Monday noon will hereafter Lc at the 4,lier- ti8er'•s owe rill. .1, M. TODD, P>:lli,her. The Huron'News-Recora 1.00 a Year—$1.25 in Advance Wednesday, Nov. 30th, 1892 LOCAL N NWS. In and Around tate Hub, Fetor% fltt. Lo A7. NO.rioiai_—All -notices.. iu- . tlaesc_ columns of meetings or entertainments, previous -to irol%ling oftbesainc,at-wlueh• an admission leers cliarged,orfroin which a pecuniary benefit is to he derived, will be charged at the rate of ten cents per line. THE MUST LARGELY CIRCULATED PAPER IN THIS SECTION. J. W. IawiN, grocer, has removed to the McKay Block and is now ready for businesr in the handsome corner store. OH, WHAT A COUGH 1—\V111 you heed the warning. The signal per- heps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease Consumption. Ask yourself if you can afford for the sake of saving 50c., to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough. It never tails Call and see J. W. IRwne, grocer in the corner store of the new Mc Kay Block. An active and trustworthy boy can find profitable employment at THE NEws-REcoID office. No LADIES TOILET is complete with• out a bottle of Cream of Witch Hazel, manufactured and sold by .Tas. II. Combe. J. W. IRtvI\ will bo pleased to meet all old customers and many new ones in the new corner store, McKay Block. THE NEWS REcoan has about 20,000 Note and Letter Mart's at a slight advance on cost. CREAM or WITCH HAZEL, will not injure the most delicate skin. For chapped hands, sore lips and for use after shaving itis unsurpassed. ster Robes, horse Clothing, Fancy Woollen and Plush Rugs, are at bargain prices at 732-tf. JOHNSTON ac ARMOUR'S. COTTAGE RENTED.—\ir. W. For quhar has leased for a year the Spooner ° +pottage on Albert street advertised in TUE NEws-Rrconn. He moves from the Carter property on Victoria St. A CORRECTION.—Mr. A. Cantelon writes THE NEws REcoRL stating that onr mention ot the Division Court case—Smith vs. Cantelou, for back wages—was not correct. Our in- formation was obtained at the Division Court Clerk's office and was reported in good faith by us. THE NEws- RECORD is not, and never will be, con- ducted or its writings or utterances made for the special benefit of any person. Our duty is a public one. .Mr. Cantelon's version of the cess is t asfollows :—"The n atter is settle.: and foi ot all he (Smith) receives out of Court is some sixteen dollars after he pays his share of the costs." Tho original claim for back wages, ttr. Cantelon says, was for $90.28. • 'I'OwN CLERK COATS will occupy deputy reeve Kennedy's brisk resi- deuee on Mary street. Tb%e property is it desirable one. MORRIS NEWS.—An interesting bud- get of news from Morris, too late for last week, will be found on an inside page. It did not roach Clinton until Wednesday Morning. THE funeral expenses of the late Laura Gordon were borne from collet)• tions wade throtigh the efforts of Mrs Smeeth, Mrs. Pridham, and AL's. S. Stokes, of Goderioh . A NEW IIEiTl11l,—PLeck Kennedy has added to his bur fixtures a handsome new silver water heater, made by. Booth & Sou, Toronto. It is said to be one ut' the largest in %hie section and au expensive piece of furniture. CUT 1II8 IIAND.—Caretaker Welsh, while cleaning a glass used f'ur giving medicine to Henry Beacom in the couu• cil chamber, gave his hand a bad gash. He was turning the tumbler with his band in it, when the glass separated, cutting his (rand severely. Tl.1RLAND'S NEW STORE —The build ing is Ir flue one and well adapted for hardware. On Saturday the cual fur woe, by which the building will be heated, was started and the place felt and looked comfortable and inviting. The atom is about ready for buisncss. AT IT AGAIN.—Messrs. Geo.Illncliloy and W. Clegg have bosu,ut it again. They drove to Exeter and took par. iu a shootiug match and nearly cleaned out the sweepstakes pot and made things we: in for the Exeter shootists in general. FINGERS SMASHEJ4—W11110 assisti'_g at the nnovingofthe Grand Union stab les A1rJoseph Riley got the thumb and index finger of his right hand badly crushed under one of the cotters. The work was a little delayed in conEe- quonce, but the building is iu position now. IN THE AsY1.U1l.--Last %reek shoe- maker Henry Beacom was couveyed to the London asylum. At times he was daugerous and before locked up drew a pistol several times without just cause. The cuuuty will be asked, and should, pay the necessary expense to cover the case. Chief Wheatley conveyed the unfortunate roan t0 London. ST. ANDREW'S EROTHERI1o0D,=St Andrew's Brotherhoed, in cunuectiou with St. Paul's Church, will hold their annual meeting to night. The Society is doing a good work and should re- ceive the encouragement and support of all classes of people. Cottage meet ings.are held weekly ou Monday even- ings, to 1%hiclt all are int ited. TRANSIENT VISITORS. -011 Tuesday of .last week there were 28 transient visitors—thet is travellers—who put up_ at the Ratteubury Ilouse. From Monday -to- Friday •-89 ,put up at the Baine House. And. this is not by any weans the total number of transient v-isitoro, because the other hotels had a.iarge number. It is a pretty good five days trausient trade for sue hotel, though. HIGH SCHOOL BOARD. -0 wing to there not being a quorum on regular meeting nigh', the high School Board met last Friday evening. TILE NEWS RECORD account for $4.75 washpassed and the tender - of Harland Pros. for plumbing ($40) accepted. The local newspapers, at least this paper, would take it as an act of courtesy if we were notified of these special meetings. \Ve shall always be glad to tell the public about the doings of any public body. THEY hNow HIM NOW.—Tho now Rector of St Paul's Church, Rev. Mr. Fairlie, arrived lust Thursday. The same afternoon another gentleman of clerical bearing arrived in town and he was introduced to several church tnetn• bees as the now hector. Ile of course was tendered the best wishes for the future and very kindly received, &c., &c. Just at this point the genuine rev. gentleman cause on the scene and the joke of course exploded.They know Mr. Fairlie now. THE WOOD MARKET—Wood was more plentiful in town the latter part of last week. The great scarcity and high `price was owing to bad roads. The sleighing afforded an opportunity to , place the article on the tnarket. The prices ranged high for the greater portion offered. Many people were reluctautly compelled to resort to coal for fuel, and those who did so will likely continue to buin coal throughout the winter. With sleighing the price of wood will soon be normal. There is, and always will be, a good market in Clinton for all the wood lithely to be offered. SONS of SCOTLAND To-NIGHT.—This is St. Andrew's day. Murray Camp will celebrate by having a splendid supper at the Central to night. The commit- tee in charge have been untiring in their zeal to bring every arrangement to a successful issue. From what we have learned their efforts will doubtless be rewarded with success. Gatherings of this kind are commendable. They bring together British born subjects and their descendants. In the rising genera- tion a spirit of admiration and love for Britain and British institutions is incul cited. Scotchmen have as deep a love fur their country as eny people. And theywould sold bo the e last to saver or cut in twain the link that binds them close and dear to the land of their fathers. THE NEns RECORD trusts Murray Camp may ever prosper and its members ever continue to celebrate St. Andrew's Day. a NEXT ''EEK We intend to move to the OKAY LOC!( We shall be pleased to see all our old customers and many new ones in the new store. - 0 — We have been making :preparations for a good XMAS TIS&DE and think we can please everyone in variety, price and quality. 0 Subscribe now for your favorite Newspapers—we take Subscriptions for Newspapers and 1Ia_gazines published everywhere. —0 — S e sne r s., Look Store and News Depot, Clinton. g2 a. IG SNAP IN MANTLE C.LOTHS. o :We offer you 30 pieces at a Bargain, some of the newest things brought out this season. DRESS GOADS for you. See our line of :1Ieltons at Se., our dou- ble-fort i1leltons at 25e. in Navy, Black, Brown and l,I'ey, worth far more money. HOSIERY SHIRTS.' Boy's Ribbed Wool Hose with double knees, just the thing for boys, exceptional value. Men's _and Boy's Underwear, 'big assortment in fine and heavy makes. �1len's Shirts and Drawers 25c., 28c., 40e., 30c., 75c., 85c., 81 and 81.35 ; Boy's, 30c 25c., 40c. and 45c.; Men's Sox 15c a pair, two for .-)t) cents. MILLIERY MOURNING a. specialty with us. Ill fact \Iillif"iery is our great specialty. From us all the leading styles may be had at lowest' prices. The more you buy of us and find by actual use how satisfactory our goods are the better you will like The Ladies' Favorite Eaaffl!sflicnt BEESLEY 00. The Great Millinery and Dry -Goods Emporium. EXCla Nsw LEGAL Fca:u.—E. Campion, Q. C., and M. 0, Johnston, barrister, &c., tiode- rich, have entered into partnership. The new firm are gentlemen of shrewd ability and integrity, well known .to NEws-Recoau readers, and will crake a strong legal eons- bination. Their future' success is assured. The change of advt. will appear next week. Too GATE.—Beorley & Co. are offering tremendous drives in special purchases, but their ohange of advertisement war received too late.—John Cunningham offers for sale a very select variety of bulbs ; see them.— Harland Bros. are hustling so lively that they had not time to,wrtte ttreir change early enough. ---Again, send in your changes early, not later than Saturday noon A Nonni=. DEED.—The employees of the Doherty Orgen Factory raised a $15 puree for Mies White, who is in destitute circum• stances. Tne men of the Doherty works aro never slow in responding when there is a call of necessity made on them. If our town and country friend would consider this ons act and the deati.ute case, voters would surely cast their ballots in favor of a House of Refuge. A NEW PAPER.—A new weekly paper has boon established in London entitled the Patriotic Canadian, the editor of which will be Mr. Thos. I'as- more, formerly ot the Exster'A.1e'nc,lle, and at ono limo iu the newspaper busi- ness at Illytli. ]Ie also worked ou the Nen. Ent for a short tithe. A LONG WAY Orr.—At the close of the annexation meeting at Listowel last ween, Rev. Jas. Livingstone, form- erly of Clinton, who was present, said a few words, which wore not parti culnrly comforting to the c. u. advocates, inasmuch as he told them that their new-fangled ideas might ultimately bear ftuit, but it would bo on the other side of the millenium. House ov REFUGE. —By request of the Reeves end Deputy Reeves of several muni- cipalities Reeve Manning has called n con- ference, to be held in the council ohambor, Clinton, on Friday, December Zed, at 11 o'clock, a ne. In ' iow of the submission of the question of the erection of e. Bonito of Refuge to the papular vote at Cho conning Muniaicipal Electioua,it ie thought advisable that there should bo some substantial agree. menta—(let) As to the form of the question to be rubmitted; (go(1) As to the probable amount necessary to.be expended in the pur- ohese of lands and er ction of buildings; and (3rd) the coat of ma'ntenance; other pertin- ent questions may also be d•scussed. The invitation is extended to all Mayors, Reeves, Deputy Reeves, Councillors and County Officiate in the County. As it ie the deefgn cf the conference to afford reliable informa- tion for the elects; s aim will vote npr.n the matter, i; is hovel that there will be n full representation of all shades oforinion. Any suggestion as to the business c f the confer - en will be gladly received by Mr. Manning. Watch for the prices we quote in Ladies ' Furs and Men's and \Votneu's Silk and Linen Ilandkercitiefs noxi week. JACKSON BROS. trete ---0--- We are going to have a Monthly. Bargain Dat. Our reason for this is : No platter slow careful we are and stow close we watch our stock there are always odds and ends accumulating that if they are not cleared out, quickly depreciate in value ; this we want to avoid as much as possible, and will gather these lines to- gether every mouth, place them on our counters marked at prices that will sell them. Also from time to tune we have chalices to pick lines of goods that for one reason or another are offered us below regular prices. We 'A•ill endeavor to have some lines like these on Bargain Day. The day will be the first Thursday of. every month. • The First Bargain Day will be Thursday, Dec. 1st, 1892. Keep that date in view. It will pay you to be there. A. week before each bargain day we will publish a list of the goods and prices to bo offered. o The prices quoted are for that day onl All goods marked at special prices for V. that `day will be sold a for Spot Cash or Produce only. All other goods in the store will be sold as usual, charged pr 5 per cent off' for Cash. Remember we sell all goods at close prices all the time, but on stuff's named in advertisements there will be specially low prices,4 For a list of goods and prices to be offered on Thursday, Dec. 1st, the first of our Monthly Bargain Days, see large page ad. We never advertise anything unless we have the goods and prices to back up what we say. This is no exception to that rule. 0 - The Estate John Hodgen CLINTON. `sa