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(� I N1 9 t ). N E1& ERA Bion on Wednesday Worsting before Judge
FRIDAY, iiJI.Y 9 1886, Doyle; was short .and .sweet, The Con-
__ — --•-- ilorvattvee applied to have 1 and the Re-
140S7AI. NOTIOFS. ,formers 12 added to the list; all the name:
., QL1 rtyros wooi,LEN 1MliLi % le the were put en. One name was asked to b,
t d o wool put on by both sides.
rdnation In Furniture. It you has been. left at this °Mee by Mr. George
Orient. !FConnell •r, of Goderich township Air
ere in mod of ani thing iii rho furniture line,. besoro , , •
Luppins call at the Red Rocker store. A A..i3PN- John Oat ander has entered on his duties
rim the Cabinet Maker And Undertaker le selling as traveller for Robinson, Little & Co.,
Cheap, The bestisthe ciheapest. Albert et.,Canton London. iter. Higgins, who bas been
PL FRQUDEOQT, the wall known Oculist
and ,purist, of Montreal, will, be a the l'e s. working at Crediton for about sic; years,
MEliCIAL HOTEL. CLINTON, on the 23rd, has come .back to Stapleton to work
211b and kttlt: or, July, where. be can be con- Nearlythree • hundred tickets were said.
Bolted for all diseases 0f the E. Ear; Nose .
and Throat. Artificial oyes inserted. hero far Godertch, on Thursday of 1 est
�llvn �)xp1f � week ; so great was the crowd on the train
• when it arrived here that no more could
$1,4.r sT es, --•The vital statistics oftiae get on its and it was necessary to go up
town, for the,balf year ending 30th June, to. �`roderioh, and then back down for
as recorded with the town clerk, shows'thoosew lReporter . avr.dt hisL. LI fliers
ot
that during that ;erne there were 37 births ' g
in town, 17 marriages and 14 deaths, a, short call -on )i ridgy. Mr. W Davis,
formerly of the Organ k aetory, who has
' TBE :t�t;RiCULTURhL,Cormgo$,--At the been.working for ashort time in the west,
closing exercises. of the Ontario Agricul• has returned •to town; •he does not like it
lural College, last week, two Fluronites out there in' any respect. We have re -
came to the front, Mr. B. W. Madge, Of • ceived a complimentary ticket from the
Brucefield,taking a diploma, a gold medal, popular proprietor of Toronto Zoological
and honors in nearly .every department of Gardens; Clintonians who visit the me-
• the College course, and W.. B. Bishop, of tropolis, can spend a very pleasapt time
Grey,takinghonors in Veterinary Science .by visiting this institution. Mrs A
Base BALL --The Qlintotlbgn�g,-ball p)ttb. -Duncan.-intends:-to take, up her residence
paid Winghani a visit: on Wednesday, and with her 'son at Stratford. Air., Neil
played a match with • the "North Stars." Matheson hasgoneon avisit to the North•
The Stars were too much for them how west. • The wife of Air, GAllaghar, of the',
ever, and they were defeated by 13 runs here,The Standard,
dar,isllave ti eriends
Score Wiugham; 29� Clrhil n,10. The e , Orangemen fi g
Clinton andd, I;ueknow, )u a played a -Blyth band to go with thorn to Exeter, on
match Thursday'mornin ;before the Cale. the 12th lust, Mr. John Craik, of Chicago.
,donian games started. The Clinton boys was here on a visit. A few days since,'
Were victorious by one run.: Scores--Clin while at work in the foundry, kir. . 11.4\M"
ton, 10; Lneknow,14. got an ugly cut in the head by il. stick
heat piece in the
a4uuty 41 throw to ern px qr . Batews —Pali wheat aver six-tQet long,
gIIK Afull€tock vt.ali IAdGAi.4letlt na handat 14er-
est rates. Don't pass us.
•' r. -�A barna owned b 11Ir. which fiew froth a turning lathe, -Mrs
INTO A �T, 3', J, L Durst, of +ebr. elle ryas .visit.
Jas. Fair, ranee very dropping mei •-- i-•- • t � tlr � 1' 1'aivle this
•Jrug her sister, rs.. .... _ y, -
a deep well "t�e othtat;days ..from .Nhteli - k Mss Scraturaud i1 rs. Kaiser, of
_ would never bane- eeth extricated alive g relict"d, took tickets. at : '1'hompfiori's
It ,ivait,poking�iretrnd ,t)ie farm, and nein;
,Ninth. the-cowstabTe,: footle °children having- Mr".g
n W. Core bus gone t . Cancythis week, for llachie for a
left a gate open), • While walking through
a shed it stepped on an imperfectly coy.,
erect -well, and in a"mnmeat b-rokethrough,
and partly fellilt, Mr., Morrish hearing
Managed its struggles,' to reach it before
it got completely through, and sat on its
head until. help was sent for, when it was.
li crena o t s predicament. ,
• "uSrONTANEousComuti tobr.--The other
tray as Mr.Searle wits passing along near the
resiucnceof Mr. Cambe, he noticed. smoke
' corning iron beneath tide' sidewalk.. 'Get-
ting 0 stick. he poked around until •110
periled--crit-a brill of cotton waste, which
' burst out into flan.es as soon as it nos.io
the open air., In' Mailing it to plebes, a
strip: of rubber attached telt; stuck trt_Yz.
Searle's finger, and burnt it gutta pa•iuftil•
ly before he eourld. get it off:: `Mr, Searle
• cannot account for the fire in any :other
way than by spontaneous combustion, •as
there wal no way that it could get on fire"
where it ryas;. •• .
LOST AND l oa'. i — trot lir .last
winter when the Presbyterian S. S:'
vention was Held here, the' wife of Mr
ill.itcbell,.of the Qoderich ,Star, had the.
mistnrtune to loae'a' gold 'bracelet, in go-
ing from the ch.urcli to the station, the
distance being made in en oninibtis. She
b lieved she had io.t it in the snow .at the
station, but all attempts to find it-: were
one of Mr. Pattison's children found it en
the other side of the track. It' was•re-
turned to its owner on. lylondity, who was
very glad to receive it, haying given it etp
as lost entirely. •
DEA'ri3 FROM EXPOSUni:.—Ont read -
era will
eadera'will remember that a few menthe ago,
considerable eiz;citenient -was created -by
• Mr. W. Connoly, of the 7, 1.11 con., Godet-
iGlh township, who has •beech slightly•
troubled by mental weakness, }, straying•
away from home, and remaitiipga hvsra .•for
• days. On Friday last lie mnisaged'.i.to
• elude the watchfulness•of .his tinnily, and'
went away. -As sour as he was`inissed,
search ' Was made. for him, but• ho could'
. not he _found. and the starch was dentin
tied almost ' incessantly,: until Tuesday
morning, a large number aiding thereiu
He appears to have walked down the
track from Holrnesville, as; far all the.
crossing east of Itiinstord's, Where he:evi-
drntly struck north and walked about two,
miles into a piecct of timber known as
"St John's' swamp." ' kluw long he was
here is unknown, but oar Tihesday morn-
ing Mr. St. John went out to get a wag-
gon reach, and found the .old man's'hat,
without knotiy„1A,g haLaAy.ona.wes...lost;�
* ""*Ilting" ilio att into the house, he then. met,
•;a son of Mr. Oonooly, who was out search-
ing, and thee_Irat..wasmat.io icc.recognizeci,
• and together they went out, and found
Mr. Connoly sitting down, dead. •,He had
apparently been dead for some time. The
remains were brought to Pike's hotel, and.
were interred on :Wednesday,: Deceased
was one of, tt.e early .settlers of Goderich
township, and was in very'•eointortable!
.circumstances. He wits a warm,adherent!
. of the Episcopal eh irch, and leavea•a-son-
`"ata elites daughters, the lettere!! married,
to mourn Itis .death. :.r•
Awes HoT BREEZES.—Another coat
of gryt+el on the stone crossings• would do
no harm; by•the• way, those stone crossings
• stand the wear well:—everybody Walks
along the side of them. her, Broderick
set off `a quantity of fire works, on Thurs.
day night. . The volunteers rpptiirned op
Saturdavlast, bronzed -by exprisure to the.
sun. McKenzie's Planing Factory looks
•better since it repeived 0 creat of -paint.
Just see the benefits • of • •advertising
-=lash week a Wise in Holmesville was
,offered through the NEw RnA, and sold—
before the paner got 'out. Onl one flag
was to be -seen /Ling here oft Dominion
•day ; this is ii�g:alseircatiou; of disloyalty;
but rather the result of indifference. • Ma-
, -chine agents are very busy. It is reported
that Messrs, Pliipisteel • have tomo ides.ot
'starting basiness here again, I)r.,SV•orth-
ington now sports a ,covered .phu;ton,
:Nearly every body wear out of town on
Dominion day. Those who ere trying to
:start a petition for tltecivic holidayshould
Make some Friday in August as the day,
:then a railway rate to include Sunday can
be secured; otherwise only a single day
rate is likely to be obtained. Some parties
-break the racing hylaw nearly every day,
but they wood rather be fined $50 for so
driving, than to be told that their• -horses
cannot trot flet enough to break the stat.
ute, This school teaehcru4-•;`ural and toren
—are now enjoying their holidays; a good
many will take their enjoyment in the
•shape" of n v h ick lit harle+ring, This is
grand weather for haying, The.thermnmc-
ter bee registered about ('5° in the shade
for erverat .' iys; fit felt, a bon t' 1?::,1
rt
'few weeks. Mr, R, • White, and family,
of Philitdelphia; -aro here ,Piet"•;; visit to
relatives.: Mrs. E. ilol•res, of Toronto,
is visiting friends here. Our old friend.
Neighbor ;Two Ewings, did tint forget us
on Doiuii ion div; for he left us: a splen-
,14,1 assortment of. venetablee including:
reat..'IJI$COVfl
al'
Fog THE NEXT 30 DAYS, AT.
ickson's..Bookst�re.
Ott POCKET J30GKS w will give a discount of 25 per cent
;JEWELLERY - • 25
SILVERWARE f
MISCELLANEOUS BOORS
'BIBLES "
PHOTO ALB.UMS... • "
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS
TESTAMENTS—
CUPS
ESTAMENTS CUPS and SAUCERS' "-
SPECTACLES
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15 "
20 •.,
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25 "
25 t t
2fi
25
20
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VERY IMPORT6NT
To- those who -wish to make
ake
bank note • - o the farthest,
ba
that 'is to get the most goods
for the lease money; we ask
?''oup to come and see us.. We:
have a large stook of Dress
White Prints, Ginghams,
G,00ds,;
- �.IV
o
•GreyCottons, Cot-
ton
& s,
toy, m� owels Shirty s. os-
i.ery, Gloves, Parasols. Now
Y
•n to • givethe .eo �e
we intend .d g p p�.
some startling. bargains, we
are goingto give you goods
cheap. It don't ma • .e any dif-
f renee'---wha ��-
Dr :.:Goode for the next 60.
k
_ . a_ _ . intend to..gut,
d a s �e elite dthem-
at a rice that will sell them.
Don't go away with the idea that.
a oneman has al cheap goods
any the
to ,•be sold .if you do:you will et lefts - we have not got them -.all,�-.,but. we.:' _-:---
h:av e as man as anyother dr oods
store. on, the street and we do�y^�'tpro-
pose
ro,
- s ' o' let. anyone. sell cheaper if ....��
po et y p. we
know it. To sell cheap and give good
value at the -same time is our aim.
All:ou : ; oods will be'leaders the next
GO da :�s.. Come and see what: all this
talk' is about anyway, and we will
convince you• it is all right and that
you ha$e got. into the cheapest store
In town..r .
PIPES. . • ce t< 20 _
VASES and 'CHINA (TOODS - 25 ‘,
VIOLINS and FIXINGS • `-' . • 25
—CONCERT -IN: S-and--A000R-B"EO� S 20— _ .'7e
W ALL PAPER'
_.._ BEItLIN WOOLS, FINGERING YARN,. & c 20 t` •
--DAY Boot; si Journals,._- Ledgers; Vic_" 4 _. -.
vfOUTk-1 ORGANS, we will give a discount of 25. .. "
BABY O ARRIAGES • f� b s 15
Ladies HAND SATO}IEL 3 " 30 ..:`
:Con�b.5 Writing -Desks and Workboxes
VELVET FRAMES and DOLLS `:
BASKETS•
- all other goods at proportionately- lobi rices..
•
raw potatoes, - S leucon also lett
ns a similar assortment. 1,1r. Dan Shona -
ban, of 17ullelt;delivered a let of floe
cattle for.Mr. McLean a few days -since ;
they were sold, hi btilk; 1VIr; W, Cole. of
tot t; delivered three for fire same
iinyer, that tom. il 4420,•}1). • ,and Mr. J°r
Ball, two at 3100 lbs. -1.1itllett,is keepin
well to the front for good c.tttle, and will
do even better, yet.... The• tet,urn base ball'
:nhtttch between Clintonaud Goderich.•was
played here, Thursday, (yesterday. )' On
Saturday, Mr. Roach, manager for Coit-�C
(tn.,: nearly ended• his existence;. he ;rad
Olt pretty waren •playing base ball and
d.iank too freely .irfwater. which-hroue•ht
.nn -such violent cramps in the hnivels _drat
the:aassi.iatenco cif a duct w was necessery'
-to -give 'him -relief.. Fred J'ueksthn, '►o-
rott,. is visiting -his friends here. M r.
Joe k+oxton, Kingston, is here •: t isitine
his relatives, Mr. W. Cud more, the. well
known cattle dealer of Tuckersmitb, re-
turned from .the old country a few days
since, accompanied by Mr: Dick ; be stated
that the cattle marketer the
very OW.'. t- 1`s: actTerson .of..` ingal,
tie ;
op.. .t..,
25 ,%r
15 . xc
This is the greatest= Opportunity:`ever offered, to.secure goods
below wlolesald prices. , `,Otir.entire stock, amounting to nearly
$20:,000, must be reduced to -X1.5,()00 within the -next 30 days
as *e,conitnoiice STOOK TAKING ori .the '1st,of August, and
: balatct. our books on the 15th. •
Como rtll(1 seeoar stock, and :;p
et .out rices, whether you buy
1
or net. No trouble now you the Great Bargains we are'
offering. Terms cash, :o or 3 `months Ct:eclit to respon:sihle parties•
who ht's -been hero on ti. -1.131L -to diesel i'ral:
anembert'nfher family,returned home' on.
`Wedaewday, Miss Erma, °roll, of .the
Cllr 1 e.t rrner is home -for a- couple of
w.eekvi"beilicl'i}s „al ey. R..3. Floody, of
ifiehmiraii itVhwre' nit ,a visit to old friends.
Mr. Alex ltlel(enafe has just returiied -
from a twoiveeks' visit to friends in North'
Oared inn ; he gives an interestinn'account
of the difference. ;of customs- and manners
there: noticeable to aCanadian .•5.tr Joltn ,
Gibbings and wife left yesterday, on a trip ..
to ltiontreitl,-and' other eastern :.priints,
Misses Ain Beesley and Lydia Smit are ' :
visiting friends: in�.Citderiele tvir. .W.Il: .
of Boston, paid allying visit to
Clinton this week; the levers in a few days
on a trip to the old country11Zr•. J Gov-.:
ent leas sold his' black piny ' to IJr,
:Tremiee of Darlington, Rear Whitby, Mr,
Chas. Wilson spent a few. dnya in ilramp-
ton, last week.with a young friend of his:
Mr. A rthtlr Coytte has; fine. of . his ieyes
beneath it bandage, the •result of too close
it'tiersnnal encounter and intimacv with
lease ball. Nomination to fill the position
on the school board;. vacated by the re-
newal of :tier. P. Robb, will be held on the
loth
n�sfle, tin„30)
-the 21sthere
should be no necessity to
have an election—lei some gond man be
•put�in:l y acctamstian. If rennrt`ed that
r. Fred Green. who.luta been attending.
the•High Schnol,bere,'bits accepted 'a no:
sition on the Northwest• Motinted Police:
The Grand Trunk purposes running it.
cheap excursion to Toronto early in Au
gust, • The wifef •-Mr._ Eddy died, on -
Wednesday,,, of brain - fever; Iter raasains
were taken to London ' for interment
she leaves two shill- clii.l,k•ia.-nM.t. T.
~air is putting tip a new- verandah, -Air.
coatis th.e:builtler --The Phot
Association' met at Point Farm yesterday.
The wife -of Mr, I3. Father has gene on a
visit to her' friend's at Dundes;: Horace
says he will now get a. chance ' to have his
own way for two months. 1fr, ' I'. Irvin;
is away.attendingthe wedding of his bro
ther (forge, who. is to,.be married to a
-Miss Flemming,. .Ono of the most intri.
Cate; and yet ens of the riicestpieces of
mechanisnr-ne--hitve gene for somo time,
is an operating chair that arrived here the
other day for Al!. I' •1(cefer; it in bo tide
jutted in so many difrerebt ways,'end has
sro many attachments for various purpo•ics;
that: itis redly a marvellous result of ins
vendee genies; its coat. was about i$250...
Clinton sand Soaforthi Cricket clubs play
an; associatiott mateli at Seaforth. to -deg.
A lady in town send”- a complaint to the
elfeetthat 'a newspaper -she had left bi a
store With other parcels, was destroyed by
the whole inside being torn out, the paper
being folded up again; it was a small.
petro o b
f usiness. lho funeral of Mrs.
Donald Campbell,of•liayfield, fol•mer'y
of the Ord can, of Stanley, who died and
denly, toolsplace on Wednesday ; an
obituary notice will appear next week,
T, a house lately occupied by Mr. Hovey
is being moved over .o 0 tirie street,.
wlheta it will ,he fitted up " as gond as
stew." Mrs Theobatd, of Teeswater, is
b a •'n a visit to friends: Please look at
the 1,ibc1 on the paper, end see if yofi are
owing the printer—ifyou areo and pay
hips without delay; you are liable to tun -
Stroh to
un-rstrohto ,this ;weather, and if such; should
happen t0 ynit and your subscrfiption, be
unpaid,• there is nri room to doubt where
you ;would go to.
.4-
40 1,-111.IS. DICa Paitior
4Cliuiton. 401/1;'
TUE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM OF CLINTON.
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Al. :11vF; r�l'rl.t.
HAItri Xie.
()Itis: TUX'S TO CAI.Cli
o171t 01114Bilfi,
Gut and Made • iii the
Atl in llt,c,t1 ofa: i'1t.C1BE�'Y SV IT,
.l-40-st.St le - should sed. our beautifuf tacit of
• And bray -yourself -A LiGRT 0 / T AND . VEST,
• and a LlG}1T .13.AT
Immense Assortment tment of all the Latest Novelties
„ .... in ti11h111 ER •('LO'L.i INt ,
•
RD
Frenn Which to l llna FI 'your Spring Suit. •
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CLL 'AND; • I w
' �.�1) ° INSPECT OU1E� STOCK.
Coat and Pant*. Maker*, 'W'antod.
O. RANOE 8r. CO,r
'THE HU 3 dLoT IXtES, . OLIN11011. "
Three !loops West 0i lie] on s, loaf . Store
we will offer a big display
of BOYS -STRAW HA1 S at
25 cents apiece, worth. .•
$1.00 and $1.50.
.
A. splendid opportunity to ],ret a good Hat at less than 'half the
wholesale cost, ' We . are oleal'itig' out odd lines . of goods at
ridiculously row prices.; •
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COME SND SEP, SOME OF OUR ..BARGAINS 1
'.JACSSON BROS.,
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