The Clinton News-Record, 1910-09-15, Page 22
Clinton Views -•Record
September 151h, 1910
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eed is to be found in
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• supplies. We can get the
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prefer to supply va
« we pP yo
y
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I i'
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when it is used in connection with
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera. and
Diarrhoea Remedy it means that it
never fails to cure diarrhoea,. dysen-
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Sufferers of. Skin Irritation.
First of all we Want to. explain that
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of caries our promise of money back
for the -mere asking to anyone not
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Parasites or germs cause eczema,
and rezeme is probably the most pre
valent cause of all skin ailntente. To
overcome them the remedy must of
necessity destroy or remove thepar-
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obtained. •
Posscsiiag remarkable. antiseptic,
germicidal, cleansing, soothing. and
•healing power, 'the curative value of
Rexall Eeeema Ointment is very pro-
nounced in the treatment of eczema
and allied skin diseases, .whether of
the dry.scaly sort,. the weeping .type,
where there is a flow of -ill-smelling
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such as pimples, blotches, diseolora-
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to children. • •
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OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
Notice to Public
Your Patronage Solicited
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Laving purchased a set of -tools and
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Huron County News Gathered
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i
ygirs Ago 81hth
1Mr. Chas. Taman of Iiincardinaa
was in town \vitt 'friends and rola'-
tivee for a few days recently.
Miss Maggie Dishier o£ Dungannon
and Miss Menzies of East Wawanosit
were visitors at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Powell.
Mr. and Airs. Feed. A. Lewis and
little son, 1lar•ry, of Mount Forest
spent the week end in town.
AIr. Joseph Stalker, principal of
1\in;han uh iestha
1 was renewing
I
n
g
old acquaintances. in town and vicin-
ity last week.
Mr. Jas. McMurehie has beret an-
tler the care of a doctor for some
little time.
''_Mr. and Ales. J. Il. Chellew attend-
ed
i'
the Toronto Fair and also visited
friends at Niagara,: Thorold and oth-
er places.
Mr. Frank Carr is suffering from, an
attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Emigh and two children of
Bridgeport, Conn., have been vis'iting
with. Mr. and • n'lrs..1.. I1'ni•gh,
?Jr. and Mrs. W. Jackson received a
visit recently from. Rev. Mr• Bough
of Benmiller, the minister who unit-
ed them in marriage nearly thirty
years ago. •
Mrs. Quinn, who has been. visiting
friends in town, left last week, ac-
companied by her. si.stcr, Mrs's Cattle
well, for a visit to Toronto and Nia-
gara before returning to her home
in. Ileileybury.
Miss Grace Stewart intends taking
a course at the Normal ,School, Ham-
ilton. She is visiting her sister in
Beamsville. until the term opens.
From The News -Record of
September loth, 1892
Clinton, Sept. loth, 1892.
Miss Hattie Read returned to Lon-
don la
et , t
s
Miss Washington is visiting friends
in and arourrd Exeter.
Messrs. Jacob and Israel Taylor
were in IIensa11 on business last
Tuesday •
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 1). McTaggart re-
turned from their holiday, .vielt on
Thursday last.
Barrister Scott left on Saturday on
City. a visit to the QueenCity.
Miss Witts, who has been on sever-
al weeks' visit in Clinton and vicine.
ity, returned to her home in Toron-
to on' Thursday.
AIr. John Ranstord, who is a. -dele-
gate to the Provincial Synod, left
yesterday morning for Montreal on
that important duty.
Rev. Rural Dean Craig expects to
take charge of the Petrolia parish a
Week from Sunday next.
Mr. Jacob Miller has adorned' his
parlor with a handsome new up-
right piano.
Rev. Rural Dean and Mrs. C'r'aig,
assisted by the W•M.A., will tender
an At Jiorne farewell at the rectory
on Tuesday evening, •
A club bas been organized in .town
to be called the "Twenty-five; Club."
The object is. social and intellectual
improveriierrt. 'Tie officers are: Presie
dent, W. P. Spaulding ; Ser..-Teeas.,
E. E. Barrow ; Executive Committee,
Dan. MacPherson, hack Kennedy, J.
l'.nunerton.
A 'large party of 'friends assembled
at the hone of Mr, and .Mrs. Plum -
steel, Ontario street, on Friday ev-
ening and honored the host and host-
ess op the twentieth annivertiany of
their marriage:
The fleet oysters of the season weg'e
a: vi
placed on sale at th c r csta - t
rants on
1
Thursday, • '
commissioner of Public Works
Plummer has filled a long feltwant
by over turning and placing convex
side' up several sti'etehcs. o£ siflewalk
where the planks, had "turned up their
toes," and with Which the toes of
pedestrians often carne intie ultpleas-
ant contact. Several ;lank crossings
have . been renewed and aTtogethec
'Mr. Plummer's department,, themost
important tinder civic control; ise be-
ing very efficiently and economically
administered.
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Londesboro, Se.pt. ;.'tth, 1892.
Miss Edna Allen is visiting friends
iA the country at. present,
We are sorry to .learn that. Mr.
Joseph Calelough : is! dowa. with:
typhoid fever. •
Mr. J. ,11, Mellain preached in. the
Mc thodist church, Clinton, on Sun-
day last.
There will be a mocktrial in the
good. 'l'einplars lodge next Tuesday
evening. There should be, a Tull at-
tcndence of member's.
Belgravc, Sept. 1'4th, 1892.
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Mr. Wm. Watson has enoved ' into,
his: new..house. .
Hareest Home services will. he held
in the Presbyterian* church on Sun=
day, Sept. 251h.
•A meeting of the directors of the
Agricultural Society was held, on
Wednesday last:,
The IIarvest . iI'ome services in. the
.English church, which was held . on,
Wednesday evening, were a grand suc-
cuss financially and socially.
Beigrave
•
Mr. anal Mrs. N. A. Bryant wck'e
recent visitors in Belgraee.. .
\Ir•. and Mrs. Wren of Seaforth
were guests at Roht. :Armstrong's.
Mr. C. Burney of Exeter .was . a
Labor Day visitor at Belgrave.
Mrs. \Cray. is home again, after
spending a week with Blyth and 11'ul-
lett friends.
Rev. Fear of Blyth 'and Durant -of
I3elgrave exchanged pulpits on Sun-
day week for.: the evening, service.
Rev. Austin Budge of Hanover
preached very acceptably to the For-
esters_
or-cstern in the I'';esbyterian Church on
Sunday week.
Mr. and 3Jrs. John Hooper Jr. of
1hcsealon, Algoma, called on 13e1-
grave friends, before going to Toron-
to, Niagara Falls and London. They
were en their honeymoon trip.
The funeral of the late Mr. Corley
c•f Ilurketon• took place Wednesday of
last week at Blyth. Mr. Corley had
been' in Hour health for several'
months,- and died at his brother's in
Lindsay. Mr. Corley was for pearly
-,thirty-five years a resident of this
vicinity, and was widely -known, nn
account of the interest. he took ' .in
thcrtough-bred stock, Ile *as highly
esteemed and wets a member of
1
'rin-
itY church, Beigrave, Politically,
he
gavi' his support- to the C'nnservatire
party. About two years ago, he sold
his fa m hers' and removed to Burke -
ton. Ile . leaves to mourn his death,
his widow,. one son, Fred., and one
daughter, Mary. Rev. W. II. Hart-
ley, a former rector, conducted the+
service. Mr. Corley was 61 years of
age. Mrs. Corley and daughter have
returned to reside in Belgr'ave.
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Win gham
Miss Lizzie Wilson has return-
ed from: a visit to friends ia Dundas.
Dr. J. 1'. Kennedy has resumed •hila
practice after his trip west.
.Mrs. Dtitliild and daughter have re-
turned from their summer's 'pitting at
Bayfield:
Mrs; C. 3.w.' Walker andfamily have
returned•after spending the summer
at Grand Bend. • .
Miss Viola Davidson has gone to
Brussels to. assume her duties on the
public ' school. stall..
Rcv. 1)r. Rutledge, Mrs. Rutledge
and daughter have returned after a
rnoeth's. stay at Kincardine. -Hiss
Chapman' of • London, who was with
them at • Kincardine, returned to•.
Wingham, with them. • .
Mr. Leckie Inas dieposed of his
bakery business to Mr: Carter; • of
Forest, who took posse:sten . , last
week:
Mr. I3: 1). Mason was taking a load.
of six or seven hundredpound's to
the second door' of the \\'esteen Foun-
dry the other day when•the repo
broke. The . hoist Was about 'ten
feet frons tht' il'oor and in the fall
Mr. Mason sustained serious injuries
to one• arin'and one ankle, besides;
being coitsid'crably, shaken and bruise
.The 'members of thc•\Cofnan's;I (,field
and' Woman's Auxiliary of St. •Paul's
church presentees Mrs. Jlc (lnirc,. ' one
of their most active everkcrs, with
an address. and a eut glass bowl.
prior to her removal to Naustedt..
The marriage took. place Iai t week
of .Edith Emily, d'aug'hter of Mr. and
Mrs. 'Thos. •Gregory, to Mr Ernest
Gilmour Britton of Shelbourne; son of
Mr. and Moi. t\'ut, Button, formerly
of W'irtgham. • 'Mr. and Mrs. Button
left the same day to .spend • their.
honeymoon amongst the Thousand
Islands.
Mr. David Rush, a well known reel -
dent of \\`ingham passed . away last
week after only a few days illness.
His death was the result. of a cut
in the pahn of his hand inflicted by a
damp glass. Deceased had beets ` a
citizen of Winglrarn for. about- twenty-
nine years, the larger portion of the
timebeing engaged in the grocery
and 'confectionary business. Ile • was
a member Of the :Methodist : church, a
Conservative and an Orangeman. Ile
leaves, besides his wife, twd •daugh-
ters, Mrs. E. 13. Hart of \\inglham
and. Mrs..F. W. Mertens of• Toronto,
and .one son, Fred. N.,'also of Tor-
cinto. The. funeral' was attended bee
the L:O:L., the religious ser\'it'c be-
ing .conclucttd•by.Rev. Dr. Rtttltdgc,
• A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr, and Mm l'anstone on
the est inst., when their eldest
daughter,'. Florence •Olive, became the
bride ofMr.I . 6' rr's •r of
W. t c tc
Charleston, Hiss;iter, son at .ilrs .I•
Forster of Sweet Springs, Mo,, fcir-
nterly of 'Winghan. The ceremony
was performed by Itev• E. 1I. C'r'o11y,
rector of St. Paul's church. Miss
Norma • Vanstone was maid of honor
and Mr. G. 0, tinhorn of Toronto
was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Fore:Re
left the sante afternoon for a short
tour before settling in their new
home in Charleston.
'- 'Bert Atkinson was fined $25 at St.'
Catherines for etriking a witness
against him in court.
Two children named Londlaid and
Wood.% were burned to Heath in a barn
at. flying Inlet. .
C'hamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Ile today the hest
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints,, It
cures griping, diarrhoea, dysentry,
and should be taken at the first un-
natural looseness of the towels. It
is equally valuable for children and
adult-'. It always cures. Sold by all
dealers. ...
Seaforth
Clarence Scott, youngest sea of Mr.
James Scott left last week for Win-
nipeg, where he will enter the Bank
of t'onrmerce.
David Wilson, son of Mr. J. A.
Wilson, won second prize with bite
]cony, and also second prize for bov
riders with pony at the Canadian. Na-
tional Exhibition.
Mr.Patrick McGrath has sat the
• residence on James street, whim he
purchased a short time a
o frontMiss
McGregor, to Mr. George Brownlee.
\I0Grath bas purchased Mr.
I3rownke's farm in Tuckersntithe
Prior to her departure for ('al-
gary, the ladies of the Methodist
church presented Miss Helen Beattie
with a handsome diamond pm, in re-
eognition of her faithful services ae a
member of the church, choir, a Sun-
dayhand church school teacher a c wore
ker.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Loch, formerly
of Clinton, were here last week visit-
ing Mrs. Loch's sister, Mrs. C. Mac-
dougall, and other friends: Mr. ' and
Mrs. Loch have been residents of
Vancouver, 13. C.; for the past three
years,: and. they are now on a tour
“.,:ting old friends. in Ontario, pre-
vious to going \vest.
Midr•"lIazel Winter has returned to
Westminster College, Toronto.
Mr, C. F. ('oiling ren:inted his dut-
ies. at the Collegiate last week after
a pleasant jaunt through the west:
Mrs. J. 1). Hamilton and daughter,.
Gladys, • who have -been visiting et
the home of Mrs. R. Hammett, left
last week fur their new home at En-
elc'igh, Alta.
\1r. and Mies. •Win. Stoddart have
gone to .Lethbridge, ,Alta., wbei•e
they intend. to remain- for the wihter
with the latter's • mother; Mrs. Math
er•S.
Mr. T. F. Robinson • of Thamesville
will open up in the store just vacate
ed by \lessers. Pickard Son. Ckner-
al
improvements are now being shade
in the building.
A eery eecc•cssful flower show was
-held:. by the I•lorticultural Society on
Saturday week, .
On.September 2ncl there died'
t the earl ageof 31 'ars • Earl A.
a .early yt r
Ceeeh. • Ile has .been in business in
his.h 1-
the west for •some c tfmend ca .
th railing he e•.ame: back honk in the
hope that a change would be bene-
ficial, bet .the disease had •gained too
•firma foothold .arid:. after. a • -few
weeks at. homme he 'became much worse
'and gradually sank until the , ` end:
tante. Deceased was well known -here
having. spent Most of his boyhood
here. .Learning• the barbering • in
Scaforth he later spent -some lime
in Clinton before going west Ho was.
of • .a cheerful and Bunny. disposition.
and •a+ favorite .with• his',Companions.
Itis remains were laid to rest •in
\iaitland Bank -cemetery.
Dungannon;
Mese Norman Treleaven and • (3111(
arrived last week, from••Napanec.• •
Mr. •and Mrs. John Gien:n „of .Whig-
ham spent Sunday :week in out . vise
lage. •
.
Miss Lily McArthur 'of Goderich. is
•visiting: Miss Edith Aegnstine.
Pinkney of -Seaforth spent it
few days at hie uncle's, Geo. Brad •
-
for•d's:
McNev in Sr. visited his
daughter, :Mrs. •Ed..Fowlet•; .of Wart.
\l:awanosh•
J. Nevins and family of Goderielt,
visited friends here Sunday.. and Mon-
day
of last week. •
• Rev. ,J.•C. Reid Of Atwood occupied
the pulpit hi the Methodist church-
last
hurchlast Sunday evening.
'Misses Nevins and Burnside re
1ureed•le (iodericli after their visit
with. friends here.
Mrs.. John Daley and Arthur Daley
of Seaforth .spe lit a . few days with
Mr. anti. -Mrs. N. It'. W1i}•.ard.
Hiss Pauline Berger of ,llilvewton
will have charge cif the. millinery de-
partment at C' 1:lliot•t's. this season.
W. C. \Ie('iilloeh Of the • Sterling
•Bank, has left to spend two weeks
holidays at his heme at Grand Val-
1(•v .
\Ir. Cyril ('arrieof Goderich preach-
ed in. St, Paul's church here ,Sunday
tifternoon. • • '
5; ICoach is taking for N. Tree.
leaven while .lir. Trel aven's regulare
baker, i\Ir. Reeves, is vielting in
Toronto:, •
lie•tas. 1Irt< elI�Se test 'Moffatt,
Crawford, Sproul,lohnston,
Walkom,
Reeves, Me :Wattles J. AV'alkom, W.
Sproul, G, Jackman, anti Miss Cowles
were among the visitors at Toronto
'exhibition from eta' village,
Geo. Case, Loehr Young; Clarence
and [.awlsenee Smiley, Roy Medd, Bert
Wiggins, :hisses Ethel Case, Ethel
Glenn, Elea Johnston, Pearl elrKen-
✓ie. Cora Allen, Birdie and Vera
Diti•nin,. left Monday of last week lo
attend the (1odcricb Collegiate In-
stitute.
The ' Epworth League end Sabbath
school: institute, held in. tho Metho-
dist church \vas fairly well attended.
Addresses •\vire giC•en by Rev. F. L.•
Farewell of Totonto.Rev. Dr. Dougall
of Goderich, Rev. W. Conway of Nile
tend Rev. L. Bartlett of Dungannon.
The \Vest Wawanosh Mutual Fir•,
Insurance Co. met last week t.n El-
liott's hall. It was a busy day for
the directors. Seventeen losses (ler-
ing the past Month were satisfactor-
ily adjusted and paid with perfect
;tatii.'action . in ('very case and the
Company has still approximately $8,-
000 in the treasury. One hundred and
five applicants for insurance, ranging
:from $400 to $5,000, also Were con-
sidered and accepted.
Zurich.
Mr. andMrs. ,.
its ,•
D 1 Sl inb c
II. e a h left
in their auto for their home -in De-
troit last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Kalbfeisclr -want back with them for
a short stay.
.Among those who visited the Tor-
onto Fair last week were : Mr. Fred.
Hess Sr., Mrs. E. Appel and son,
Harold, and Mr. Beaton.
Miss Vary Witmer returned to De-
troit last week. -
Miss Rose McNevie of Goddrieh vis-
ited friends in town recently.
Mr. Fred. • Ii. Schnell, who has
been west ice a number of years, is
visiting at his home here. • -
\ir. Gro. Hess -left laid: week for
Detroit having ng secured a peyi i
on
thee^. •
?dr. ('.has: Bedard of Goderich town-
ship has purchased Mr. 'Maxine Den-
c:nmme's farm on the Sauble bine and
gets. possession almost immediately.
...Mr. Lewis Jeffrey has purchased
Mr. Joseph Dowson's dwelling and
will move in shortly. The pur
chase prieefs said 'to be $1.600.
Mr. Thole. Johnston has purehactd
for $1000 the property of Mrs. Schuit-
tier on the corner, one of the main
business blocks.
• Mr. John Johnston has sold to
'Mr. Maxim Denommc his farm on the
Town Line, ,Stanley. The. price being
$5,700,
Heasall '
Dr: ,ilei?wan of 'Toronto spent a
few days at his ]tome in town re-
crntiy.,
Mr. .Tas. ('lark has returned after
spending soma" time at Preston
Springs. Ile•seems much improved in
health.
Years of Suffering
A Desperate Cate of Cotterrh in the
Head.
"My father had catarrh In the head
for a long time. it was such a deeper-
ate case that he didn't know what to
do, but one of his friends recommended
Hood's Sarsaparilla. He got a bottle
immediately, and as soon as be com-
menced taking It he felt relief and
after the use of two other bottles he
was completely cured. Re was so
well pleased he has ever since recom-
mended B'oot's Sarsaparilla. • Delle
Aline Begin, Levis, P. Q.
Get Hood's Sarsaparilla today. Sold
by all druggists everywhere. -
Exeter
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Hueston rind
family have returned from Ctantl
Bend where they spent the summe.
The marriage of Miss Hannah F .,k-
beiner to Mt. Sweitzer of. Tavistock
took place ea Tuesday of last week
at the hone of the bridee Parc :. t
s
Only immediate relatives were
rpt.
Mrs. Munroe is leaving on a :rip.
to England where she expects to
spend the winter.
Misses Marjory and Jean Seeion
hovel -:,•
i a d returned front a lengthy v. it•
with friends in Ingersoll.
Mir'i Maud Parish, who has ben
visiting in this vicinity for the past
six months', left last 'week for her
home in Essex. She was aecompar.iect
by her Cousins, Mrs. J. Harding and
daughter, Ina., of Eden.
Me, and Mrs. Richard Salter et
Fenton Harbor, Mich., visited lir.
and Mrs. John Salter last' week. • lr.
Jas. Salter of Essex also came up
and spent a day with his brothers,
this being .the hist time in fourteen
years thatall three brothers vele
together.
The Anniversary and ibis,. it
Thanksgiving r sorvlccri in connection
with the Trivitt Memorial church
on Sunday week were very s.ut:.:s
ful in every way.
Mrs. Found .and cliildr.en •of Winni-
peg are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C'ar-
lislc, the parents of Mrs, Found, af:,
ter. five years absence.
Mr. W: Maunders, for some time in
the employ • of the G.T.E. here, has
gone to' Preston where he has . tak-
en a position inthe shipping depage-
riient Of. Clare Bros.
• Dr, .j,: Bell visited the Toronto Ex-
hibition
hibition •last week,
Miss Shi'rritt tae returned• frons' a•
•pleasant `visit. with relatives in .Otic-
bete..
.Mrs. Robt. Bc'ngough is-vistiting her,
old home Me Midland, .iMich..
Goderich
.hiss Polley took her certificate aS
a teacher some years ago, but n::'er
thought.of., making use of it hail
now that the• trusters of a sc•l:,>ol.
that leas had no teacher for s,:m+'
months persuaded. her to under:.tkr
tlie. work. .
Walter Macdonald 'of • tho Doinlc:ion
Bank of Canada, Toronto, is spending
his vacation at "Dundonald" r, si-
deiice of M1. and Mrs. 1). Macdonald.
Bliss Collinson has -churned t:�•nt
the' M llitiery openipgs at . '•Torortn,
.and has accepted the position of bead
:milliner 'at Cameron'e. establfshms:nt.
Mr. Fred, Scheeler and 'family of
Milverton now -occupy the. "Beaune -int.
Cottage on Newgate street. '
• A. death from infantile paraiysi; .IP
reported from• B•onetted, Ont.
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Our Special SaTings
For the Coming Saturday and all Next Week
Regular $11.500) Screen 1)oors,compiete for 80e
123 , ..$1 00
1.75 1 120
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1 45
2.00 I. 50 '
.25 Screen windows '.20
24
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• .40
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.32. •
A Step Ladder Bargain -A good 5 foot Ste Lnclder for Glc •
A gond O'foot Step Ladder fur 85c. A good 7 foot Step Ladder'for. OSc
Mend Your Pots and Pans -VOL -PEEK GRANITE CEMENT
mends holes in anything. Graniteware, tinware. aluininuut; etc: Will
iuend a hole In two minutes. 'A -package mends 50 holes. •
' , Another consignment of Quick Meal Stoves,, the only 'complete .
Gasoline Stove on the. market.
We have a nice line of Plumbing goods -Sinks:. Baths, Closets;
Lavatories. Hydrants, Pte -and can install anything in the line at a rest-:
'sociable. price and in a first class manner. •
• .ALL WORK GUARANTEE1).
HARLAND 5ROS. :.
Hardware, Stoves, Furnaces and Plumbing
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Pre;sent s.
To' those who purpose. buying
• Wedding Presents and to Sept.
Shoppers iii general We extend a
cordial invitation to visit our
store as we believe we can suit
them both for, quality and price
of goods.
W. R. Comtei'
Jea eler and Engritver.
CLINTON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
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