Huron Record, 1880-12-03, Page 4HURON RO«t.'il RE . 'Olti.J.
BLYTH', FRIDAY, 1 i !J. 3xn, 1880.
SII, fi2A2'O 1:
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Publisher..
EDITO1t',7AT, NOTES..
Doetexoe P2tamaME;rT mcots.on the
9tls December, 'and the Ontario Legis-,
lature is called for January.13tlr..•.
Seven of the leading banks will :pay
December let, $898,500 in the shape
of dividends, representing about 7
per cent, per annum.
A German is willing to compete with
Dr. Tanner as a faster With beer
against water. He°rnaititaine• that le
can live on lieerlorty-four days:
It is being foundin Nova Scotia. and.
elsewhei that.ii ai y pceoirl'o-` •ko.,have-
left Canada for 'the. States:to better.
tltemsolves, hacl niuoh ., better .have
stayed at home. r
.--Canadian raiilwa3 Bare .mucliiricaiii-
venienced by the dekentiou of . their.
--=rolitiig-stoc' at the Anleriean seaboard:.
It is said that the Grand Trunk. aird
(Treat 'Western lines bails several
• thousand cars so locked up. •
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It is understood that the Canada Pa
citic Syndicate will take possession of
the works and lands coming- to - them
under their agreement on January 1st,
provided Parliament aauotions 'the, ar-
rangements,-•
Another railway Byndicata, is an-'
nouncetl to complete the construction of
the Northern Pacific, which'.has been
ha,u 1 ked-si-nee 1 3,74—Isiah •itilr sed kut--
erican money .houses are to ' contribute
:$10,000,000. ' .
-The German authorities have - been
foreed at last to take action on the anti-
rewish,agitation. '.Clic Berlin police
have torn down placards, calling, on 'the
Berliners to persecute the Jews:'P,ut'
the Rev. Mr. Stoecker is a court chap-
lain yet:, - N. C. Herald ;—Two .landlords hove
just been arrested and. held .to bail for
`g allowing the drainage system . of seine
of their houses to remain . hi a' condi'.
tion that' threatened the health Of •.tern-
ants. Let the good• work ;ge
prison cell is not half .bad. -enough for'
a landlord who allows 'his tenants to
be poisoned.with sewer gas, butit.affordi
opportunity for thoughtfulness and, re
•pentance. -
The Montreal Jonrncfl, ef'C'crnitnerce
says :—” A. wealthy merchant of • 'God-
erich, Ont., is endeavoring' to: form 'a
joint stock companyfor tJ.P i11 ose'of
.. establishing a eotc< M0 Azr vi'i;in-
ity. It is intended to begin on a small
scale, say 100 spindles, to be - increas'ed
as circumsta aces may require. It is
probable there will be a carding' mill
in connection thereyvitli. The intend-
ing promoter lain is 'J ear esti on the
subject, and will probably build it -ex.
elusively with his own nglis, should
lie not succeed in getting the stock sub-
scribed. He purposes to. sell direct to
tho retail trade: • 'The proposed lobal%ty.
is some four miles outside tho town,
where there is an -excellent water pow-
er."
A strange MAO of general interest to
housekeepers comes from Dublin. It
seems 01w:a is there, a "court of consci-
erne]" that it is hold by an alderman;.
that Irish ladies have trouble with their
serving -maids; and that whoa a serv-
ant leaves her employer elle may legally
demand a " eharaeer." On the 13th
£ October, before Alderman Tinley,
Eliza Butler, a servant, summoned her
late employer, Mr. Wm, Lawson, jewi-
ler, Fleet street, for �ti compensation
for refusing her a character when site
left. But it seems that 'if the waster
was a jeweller,' the servant was not a
"jewel," and yet sire got a good Betting-
out. The 2'wn s says :—" Mr. Lawson
saki the plaintiff left of her own accord
under such ' circumstances that be
thought himself' entitled to refuse a
certificate. M:rs, Lawson stated that.
while the plaintiff was in -the grouse,
there was quite a reign of terror in it,
Slie was a girl to whom they could not
say' the simplest ` thing without her
threatening to leave directly. She
came to witness' house very ignorant.;,.
the greatest pains were taken to teach
her, and: make her as happy and coin-
£ortable.,as one of,the children,- and at
the present moment` she was standing
in •a pair of boots belonging to .witness'.
daughter. • She finally got beyond her-
self and forgot. herself, and the'chiidrerl.;
could not 'ask for water, she would
answer ao 'dreadfully. Finally witness:
dismissed her, His Lordship dismissed
the case, holding thatthe defetrdant's-•
action hacl been highly commendable,
and that they were notobliged'to give.
the plaintiff anything noroltan a cer-
tificate stating that she had lined •with
them a certain time."',`
(;ouncil .Lloom, Irwin's Hall.-
' Nov.
all.-
Nov. 26th, 1880.
Ci uncil rnet_at 8 0' ck u
o lo rsuant to �...p .
adjournnsent. Members of Ci'ouneil•all'
present. Minutes of last greeting read
and 'cdnfii•ined, '
Moved 1.iy 1Y. Sims, seconded by C.
Floody, that the following accounts • be
paid .fohrl Bell, for: work on red,
tilling, etc:; 75c.; 'J olrix "Tlionipsart;1ba17
lance of gravel delivered. ; '1eil
] 1i11oy; fixing sidewalk 2uo.1 L. Thorne,
supplying • John .Quinn . with goods,
90c,.;. Mr. Yizngblut, two cards -of wood
filr eisliod"I11rs.' Gordon "`indigent, $2 ;
C; IIainilton,• aucationeering anal select -
)'i; furors; $S.
I:iovecl by..Wm. Sims, seconded by'C
I'loody,`that the following paepeities,.
Baying been omittedby `thistako ,frons
the Collectors Roll, be .. now • entered,
Joseph Carter, North. part 61,.;
McDonald's survey, $.300 11. 0: 'Rog-.
erson, S.-1ralf'bll .9, i e1)onald'ssurvey,
$60Q ; Joseph Tucker,. lot 4, Mc-
Caugliey's' sy., $65 Carried. _ '
Moved by John. Coale,' seconded by
A. Taylor, that Thos.. Tartan be re-
mitted$14 for, error. in taxes,. lie being
assessed for more land than lie occupies,.
Carried':. '
Moved by A; Taylpr, 'seconded by.
,john Cook, that, this Council do:
-afljourn t-o-ene t -a a-iir-err- -geada -••lath
Dec. 13S0:—Carried: .
e [3.. Pnlr:r.fi's,
Clerk,'
lulleett. -
• etzoo•Tre--?-Tlie; Epizootic :1S POW •
rain; throt' h• this'township: :retry.,
iy.•
farmer Haff some or. all of :his ponies
'that is effected by the 'diseassf?, bu t
not seriously.
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OnAvEy.ri'( —The' fariners' in clif-
ferent sections are nosy -basely :eiigagecl
in gravelling tho .roads,; It .is • an ex=
cellent time now;, and; all ,should 'take
advantage • of such suitable weather. as
this is for . the ;performance ` of this
duty.. .
SOCIAL ?ARTY. --On Monday evening
last a loacl'of young folks from Clinton
took.' advantage of the sleighing'
hal] e drive to the :residence . of Mr.S:
(xrayi :wlierei a .social party was being
lield. • A very pleasant and social: time
was indulged` in till an early hour' in'
the ingrain.
Clot1cridie To'tvx ship.
NEW C.txarcn.—A now B. G. Church
is to be erected at Rolmesville.
Pxl scv'A'rio.;,--=Miss Minnie. Steep,
of Grrrfielc];, was ,resented with a gold
watch one .eveninglast week, by the
• congregation of • Colis Church, in ,con-
sideration
con -sideration of her services as organist.
Enewa'loN,1L.: The' following
is the -standing of IS, S. No: J, at
the monthly examination for Novonnber,
viz :-Fifth a]ass-1st Fatinie Richard-
son, 2nd Wei.. Cantelon; Std Lottiei
Cantelon. fourth class -1st Jennie
liahardson, 2nd Annie Holland; 3rd
Peter -Cook.. Third class—lst Ellen
Sharp, 2nd Frank Cook; 3rd. Isaac
Stifling. S'f:cotid 'class- -1st Julia Car-
ter, 2nd; Clara-Switzor, 3rd ,,Thornas
Cook..
Eladei. ich.
Dm-BKsn, ansa our town bakers,
while. driving .down I:lnwilton street,
run against' a young lady, who was
crossing the street, and knocked her
•down, causing a law elf ;lit abrasions.
on her head. Bakers knead to be
careful, or they will destroy .the nowt
of our town.
(i0-AS-You-PLEASF Ratea----The 'last
this season "„go-ag•you-please” "ped"
race came of is the skating rink on
There
Thursday evening, Nev. 25th. .ilit+re
were- keven entries: in all—one from
Clinton, one from.7,ucknow, aucl Allan
B. Potter from Colborne, the remain-
ing
emaining four being locals. MuCallunr, of
Gocler•icb, who tool. first money—x;15—
made a distance of 12 miles and -8 laps
in the boar and a half; Throe left the
course entirely'. jaded; but when the
race was over McO. informed the boys.
in a Munchausen way that ,he could
keep it up for another hour and a half ;
the bad boys told Iiinr'to "take a rest."
RFNovae—Mr. David Fisher has
removed from town to his farm in Col-
borne, -about three miles from Gode..
rich, *here "Dave" thinks he'll ." rush
'thingson the farm again for a while."
SAW MILL: --Mr. ICiad, wholiee.
about completed his saw mill, which lie
is oreoting; in couneetion- with the. in-
ternatienal Salt Works, which he late-
ly.purehased, is up north 'buying a lot
of ;fade .logs, whicl8 he intends rafting
dawn 'the lake`to his swill. "
ExoAGED:=---Mr. Thomas Elliott, who,
is .at preseut 'atte.utig Toronto Nor-
mal School, leis been engaged for 5, S.
No. 4,. Colboltne, for the. ensuing year,
At a salary oft 1$400.
LETTER FR=; DAKOTA; — 1Ve re-
ceived a letiter from Drayton, Dakota,
from G. VT, Thomson, soli of Major.
Thomson, of. this place, who purchased
64.0 -acresof land 'in• that' state last
-fall, He passes high enconiums on the.
place as:a,farming section. HIis farm
is on the bank of the heel' itiver, up
which- boats of- eonsiderable size navi;
gate, thus, furnishing him with .con-
venient shipping privileges. He says
that a person should have about ;1,000
to sot up firming comfort Lily out
there; and ..when .that .inneh has been
expended `on farming accoutrements;
the'. 'farmer- is on:,tkre royal ralt.'"to
fol t, fie:.'
Theo Tann. .
The`gta ie:fe yers :of that town aio"ii
bad ivayfor cars to Ship -their grain:'
-Nearly- a-11tli stdiello
Two ofour i'espcetable(?) ci tiiens were
surprised *n 1oking at the `door of a
hou,e'1i1 the.: East end of the town at a
•very unreasonable -holm' do Su'nday'last,
to findthat they " woke up'tlie wrong:
pa•ssengers !" A word„to the wise, &c:''.
'Robert ,j adler,• aI.1 'old resident . of
this place, lias- at 'last' been released
from ']Its • sutferinge byrteatll. lf?iFi
four•'years 'lie has been, suffering under!
a severe paralytic -stroke.. .. .
• Sulissienerhill. -
Co\ t•�ir u.tTIOX ('JAS,. - :•Tl e Rov.
Henderson,: of;- Blyth,. is coridueting a
confirmation elite—here,.llr- conned ion
With St. Peter's Clilireli; : There are
quito* a number of candidate...
I1.Ecovitur.--We.. are -pleased to bo;
able to state that 14i r, .J`ereniiah l� lrlte
Jy,. Wl10 hag'. ,been: confined to liis•bed*
for 'several weeks with ulcerated stoin-.
itch,. ' Snow 'able to` be •arouncl'oiice
more. Ile hadn't til fast forty clays
lise''Dr. `I'amier. •
I31r'1t0� 1 MF.1T5,-tllhe farmei•,1 111 tlll3
vicinity are bound ,not to ho behind the
tuli.es, as far as .outbuildings are gen=
cernecl: The following. buildings aro
to 'be erected during the wit ter
Driving' .11ouse andshed for Mr. Jolinit-.
than i, cliricn, driving house and stied
for Mr; -W. Mc.Brion, end a barn for
Mr. W. Mcllwain. Mr. 1V;: I•I:.
Whitely•has :secured' th.e contracts and .
is • busy • getting foist filmier for the
frame work,- Ho, is "'the right ran'in;
the: right place.°'.
11Dublinn. -
W.: •Baker intends . starting a
butchery on a, large:soaa.le. It'iy hoped
.her may 'carry on an. in: manse business.
Mr, • CJ. ;l.veil is' doing an ' extra-
ordinary business now in the boot and
shoe line He employ:} • a ntinlber of
hands and is now advectisineefor more.
•Wood is storming in .very fast.
Teams may be wen for miles heavily
*laden with it. J. th J. Kidd have now
reeieved at the. Salt *Works, nearly:a
thousand cords since the snow fell.
It is -now high time that ottr •young
neon shpuld organize And begin the as-
setnblies,iuiying been shown the ox-
anplo° by their ' neighbors. `.Elio here
than usual tone of sleigh bells told us.
that Tonle' thing must be tip,. and . who:
'should we behold ,butTholnas C,onnely
and his fair young bride, 'Miss Hastings,
=klieg speed for the depot, where they
were seen off by their many friends
w110 Ilad assembled
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CASH BUYERS MAKE MONEY
1BY' BUYING THEIR ,..-
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,��^��° ter— �l � -• ••' . ,/''�1 ,
11 er :miles Boots, Shoes,
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&c., AT
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GREAT DRY' GOODS AiED MILLINERY HOUSE' 1 1 -
MA.RKKTT SQUARE, -
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CHEAPER' Tom. H EVER AT
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EA6T SiDE OF QUE1 N..14rTt EET, BLYTH,ONT..
Ilo keeps constantly on liana a liret•elnx, stook of IIurdware, nail 11 selling us uhcaii au any house ii, -O
'County, E'altmurex:onion Galata and l aua- befu,•u pitretWitA elucwl,eracu,yinv I i nciriali) direct imam thy
utauufacturera, 1 win cnablud, to cull at Very low prices, .l utu .t1•ering rely lOw apu,tattoup in
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CROSS -C•31! SAWS,
111; N D 'SAWS,
rlLl:S, tet,[ ASPS,
nC)7.ti
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GLASS, . • •
AXES,
ItEVOLVERS,
CUTLERY,
PAT IL 1)1 N c T 14A110WA-1tE,
;4 Ec (i AN 1CS.' TOOLS;
l3 Cil, I S, .
C'oltl ).AGE,
HORSE NAILS,.. `•
PE NOM IRE, •
EL];C'rR0-vvA.TEb .l1`A.R .
B1tAaS &.O..OPPEtt GOODS,
A1'P[E 1?A1U 1tS,
1��kl,te1'S'&;'Ol;S '
MACHINE'S: COAL 0l [,y
SPA MIS SIIO °"b'L ',`
COW T1IJS. • -
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Extra iaiclecelnente to cash and•pioinpt paying customers. Beat •brands et Co tl E1'et
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. Is' the Place for.:
Cheap a42d el,able Dbid Stuffs, Genuine ' Otte "It Medicines
_ : Pure rugs, &a,- &c.
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