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• Wtid1iestItt , April :1 016.
LOCAL.NE WS.
In anti Around the ,' Hub."
t1 iOtUlt
1'ti 1',N.Fi1YS 11,N0W i laza post•
riiicl•;/ a larger circulation ancon cop.
.rilapc'z•published in this section of the
-.Province.. IVs have .several times
;lkovecl this to •the satisfaction o f aa.
ertisers who have e:eanabted our list,
whish is nocu and always has been
accessible ,to. those Who mean business.
And lee have added over one hundred
agaves. • since the last occasion on
-which we satisfied doubtlity 7714011108e$,
trio setts tluytz' 0.1101 tech additions • last
creek, .The double circuliation of the
Tins .1grarsRoduninysOzer#hentall,
`,"! not dead yet. They
�Frll .give the public •an • out -'loos'
benefit next Tuesday evening,
LICENSE COMMISSIo` ims.,-Messrs'
James Stevens, Samuel Sluan and
Teter Fisher 'have been:- nainecl
License 'Commissioners. for ,Vest
• . Iruron. •
•QuEE:rs Bnimt fl at - .The Clinton
I/riving, Park ,A ssoeiatio i held 'a
'fleeting. Monday tivening and do-
_ ceded to getup a good-prograrntrie
and offer liberal'Nurses on the. 24th
•aihiy. .
P. .0; -The Post Office is now
next'door to Goo. E. Pay & Co.,
pending repairs on old P. 0, build-
ing.. • Mr. Fair expects to re -possess.
himself, in his old quarter -next
Monday. •
ON Moii2;a1<•two Goderich lads than
• had been ciriving cattle Tor Mr..11ic.-
• Loan were lint in quad by Chief
Paisley ' for. boisterous conduct:
Their employer secured their release
a few hours afterward.
0 MYl-That.gidcly using; called
.
. getting rr '
Spring" tri Cttlll demo -
what
b� a
what bolder; slice snaps•hor eyes and
loudly cries to winter who doth
hold her, "Soo here, old' chap, get
est my lap," then gives hip" the cold
shoulder:,'
•
I'.EAiali; Fla. "natter
canto urs et (./agoeclu Hall, Toronto,
last rveck, oIi 1>lal4nth#f's auotiuu to
change YOBBO from, Goderich to
Stratford. 111,otion refused.. Costs
to be costs in the cause.
Passim, ---The friends of, j.)t•. VI
i. Hennes, of iItduiesvillca, will be
gratified to learn that et the recent
examinatioue in the Trinity ISIedicall
School passed, the Hanle of that
gentleman appears ad having fin-
ally passed..
1\ri.I.aT's IN A. NAME f -- Messrs.
Broadfeof, of Tuckursndt11, and
J'roudfoot, of Clinton, mot iu town
last week. Their navies suggested
the • significance of nomenclature,.
and tho subject is to' be discussed' at
the' next meeting of the Eliddlowink
Society. .
Mu, Hera Vi1\I1L•'Ittir who resid-
ed for several Years in Goderich has
accepted the position of represen-
tative "on the road" for.J. A. Rose
& Co,, cigar Mauufaeturels, of Lon
dun.. flied combines' . the -qualities
of a right good fellow•and a vigilant
energetic busines3 sisals.
A Siam, OE 'rats
_and down his store he strode with a
"sad and sorry face; `ou4 his mind
there lay a loath, for no buyer ever
showed himself within the lllaoe.
Thou he found a simple Way to sell
olf his .largo supplies,' and thus to
make his business pay. Now, if
you question shin, he'll say "I al-
ways advertise." •
A deputation consisting of Messrs
It'airow tints Coughlin, M. P. 's, and
Mr. F. W. ,Johnson, Goderich, wait-
ed upon the tl'Linister .of, Inland
Revenue 'Tuesday last with refer -
.once to having 'a standard barrel for
salt, the same_ . as for apples,. The
deputation ;vas of Opinion' that the
necessity of weighing would be thus
obviated.' The Minister •proinisecl
to consider the''znattor during recess;
IS TREEE .Ar.r;
Oilo would assume from the railivay.
t niio table given in .the Goderich
Star that there ,WAS no such place seas 1 t
Clinton on the Grand Trunk lino:
13ut"tlle' "l:fub" still shows up ilii live`
and progressive as ever,all tho salve,
and is' the`roost` important point be-
tween the lake and Stratford: And
$ho' only pointwest of Stratford
where two of the leading rail
'lines 'of the Piovinee inteisect:each
other, !hauls soave •,unto i, daily:
going ,edit; west; north •und : south,,
and tll•is is, thin only town 'in, the'.
con nt.y..:possegsecl. of'..sttch . rstilway
factllth's, which causes trade tq.con-
vel'ge here. ' And is'also,new drawing
the attention :ot' manulacturers.to
Clinton not only from the fact that
it is so accessible to get to, but frons
,. .
the injaoltairlt eonsulelatlon• that rats
are. urn'ivalledi'n Ibis part of the Ploy
ince, as ti 'distributing point. The
• following. time ;table may be of ser-
vice iii illustrating:•: •'.
• ourat 3, i55'1rit:Y nAft, \Y.;.
• cuing, North. (,+,ulg,;5outh,
2.a �: i .
U,Sl ,a. al,. express ; 8...,1 taait.tx[,tess
7.05 2s. m, exiiauss j .1.I pau;express
GRAND 17iL" k acAilWAY. •
.Goiva•Last. Going i.est.
7.25 1 111 e'ptain �9.'iri al, th anixet1
1:05 p• ru. .mixed ;',.0''i. p:M. mixed
1.45 p.
in. .mixed, 9,1al:ua.exlaes8
THE Provincial Land Surveyors"
• Association: Mot iu Toronto ' and
.iamong-the ntenrbois -iyf: eouianittees •
'elected for the current year wo find
tho. :name of 11. B..Proudfoot, ' of
Clinton,,
.as Chairmen of standing
cotnlnittee oli;�arainage.
AT a, meeting: of;the Toronto Pros'
• _ bytory '.last hook it was announced
that, call floln•the congregation .of
:Kilox,Churoh, •Scarboro', had • been
extended to Rev. Jiro, Roes of ,I3rus
$1,000,
. els "h ti lend offered was ..
9 The 1 4
with Mane and glebe six act's.
THAT Pnonrnir.-illeiilbers Of ilia'
•Knights of. Labor :infdrm us that cell•
esteemed co.tem. was.rather too fresh
' when he last week gave. his solution.
of the mystical . white ••eho1k figures.
which appeared on thedead•wallsot'
• thio town 'a', week or so Lgo,'• It; is
• not the first time..: -that' lie slay at-'
tempted to. explain that which' he.
does not -understand
'r10PEnTY PLRC1IASEll •-- 11E1'. F.
Il, Powell, the barrister recently lo-
-sated in -Clinton,.having some spare
funds' to invest, and being lav oralbly
impressed with' the; ,,resent and
prospective business future of . our
town as wall as with the .prettiness
of its situation has • Urehased the
P
property. of Mr. Jelin Fisher ou the.
eorner•of Ding and Cutter streets. •
"jowly 500 .dtl%rent kind's of i4 all•Vupev and Borders from
50:. TO I• �.' A ROLL�
llty ,Fall ,'aper grid l3 }_•. ii' M year consist of •
American En lis & Canadian
Patterns, ulttuit superior in hinall and More elegant in design than last year, and also
much cheaper.- Save money by parehasing from uie.
11 X an agent for the Allan Line of lloyal .,fail Steamships, - 6X
9
Imparter, Wholesale anti Retail Dealer ie Books, Stationery, Fancy CQods, &c., :
CL NTOI : Q�N T4 P iO
IrR.LNK KnnLEY and Frank Hines'
of Brussels left Clinton station -for
for
British Columbia Tuesdaayc.. morning
last,
RELIGIOUS TNSANIr'Y.---A inan
nained.11itcliell, from Sunshine, pas -
sod ori from :Clinton by the Mon-
day trails. He was `being taken to
Goderich jail as- a dangerous lunatic
'ifi'charge of:Finlay Scott, of Brus-
sels.. lie was very demonstrative in
the train. Hie insanity is the result
of the sensational religious' services
of the .Savage Band.
B11IEr Biirs.-Connoillor T.11omas
Cooper is. impraviug rapidly and wo
hope will soon be all right again.-
, Wm. Smithson is 'able to: bo
around, although not yet very strong.
---Miss Steep, late organist in the
.Baptist'eburch, will be greatly; mis-
sed; the loss , of the church is lir:
,Vise's gain. -Miss M. J. I.iitolicoek
left yesterday on a few'luouths visit
to Orillia.-Quite a 'number from
Clinton attended thio Mtitichiestor
.show.The Doherty band gave our
dry -goods 4►nd• otlsor' business iron
a .good send -oft' Sattirchay night.-
.Stockmen tiro so well. pleased with.
THE Nuws REConn' specimens that
orders aro already in from all direc-
tions; ive hare:. latest styles, and no
superiors in this close, of work;, call',
.and see'onr speeinsens;prices right.
'-Messrs -A. ll c.D. .• Allan Cleorg'
`vary .Sheppard, W. Proudfcot and L. N:
Lewis of.-Gode-ieh *ere-i.n4owil_
hast week. -So was,W. B. Dixon of
Brussels and Dr; Young'of'Loniles
boro:-Messrs Harry Hunt,and Jas.!
'Saadi' left town 'Friday en a trip
-towards- the :settin' sun; • but it is
not expected they will. be „tibio . to'
'catch on tt1 that fiery .orb, they
bring up at the Golden Cate.-lt is.
rumored: that Roy.' Mr: Sperling: of
10 (lltAltO street iICt
0
listCl
inch
,
will take a trip to Europa the coin -
tug suin ger if he can find an aceep
table substitute in the ,dean time.-
Miss.Jennia McClymont, pf.Petrolia,
sponding a foto days with, friends
and relatives in town.- illi•. Wni.
Cooper has put up a new
0. 1;,'710, "Clinton, decided on Mon-
day night to purchaiie•a now banner
for the:couring 12th July.. ,
FOAL i3nMAY.-Persons 1'1'110
havo a superstitious .drcad. of F-1-idaary=
will' not be pleased to, learn that this
is a thoroughly • Friday • learn,
It
tame in on it Friday;' will go.out on
• a Friday,• and will :havo -fifty-three
Fridays. There are,four months in.
the year that havo five Fridays each;
changes of the moon, occur fivetii cs
on a Friday, , the. lngest and the
-- shortest.day-of-the-Year eac1r falls on.
'a Friday, end M. C. Cameron dolly-
s'.
eyed his"great" Riot apeoclt, in ,the
Canadian house or Commons on a
Friday.. 0, fatal, fatal day. • : .
LATER THAN. THE 'LATE8P,—�
patent right -fiend called upon Mr.
MoLarnon of Scugog Ontario
county; •the other day, offering to
appoint him' went for air' invention
to dry washed, cloth!ng on a rack'
fid
around the stove pipes. Mr.
MoLarnou mado a verbal arrange-
ment whieh was to be written after -
Wards,. agreeing to the proposed
terms. The .agent ,road the agree-
"'lent whieh seemed • satisfactory,
and lir. 11'IcLarnon; signal -it .-but.
it turned out afterwards that there'
was a difference' between: tire 'way'
the, agent react the agreement and
the punctuation, and instead of the
company being eolopelled to furnish
the machines "on demand,'" Mr. -
Motarnon was to pay, the money on
demand, It was, therefore, a note
as well as tail ardor. It is stated Mr.
ha[:L: offered •the agent something
handsome to settle• the fnattnr;: but
we have not Wald:whether be sue- and malty worst ftirintsecl iron) rend-
t,or•t1rr1 „>I' nitt•.�-• I',mt P.,rry the 4v;la,l.htillt itt',tllgt'et'A, lei' aitortl
Sro ilS $ aLE.-The •sale of import-
ed Clydesdale stock on the market
square, .Clinton, last Friday, was
largely attended by buyers, breeders,
and •the public generally. Probably.
1200 people Wore on', theground at
one tune. Auctioneers' (3. Hamil-
ton, Blyth, Bl th, and Il:orwson; of town;
.
-mounted the rostrum. at the appoint-
ed tii.ne„and by, their eloquonceand
fair-staments Succeeded in effecting
sales at "fair prices. "Gallant's
Model" 'Was.tho first sold and reach-
ed. S 1,500. Nuhn • bo was knocked
• down to.Robt. Martinl•London road.
"Young Topstnan," a ibeautiful dark
-dappled brown, found al purchaser
in J.•P: Fisherr 'of.lMainchester., •tt
.$1,385. This horse was consi}dered•
a n the
the finest- antra 1
b manytd
'ground. "Gray Lad',"•' a dappled
grow; and but for his color the -choice
of the majority of horse connoisours,
slid not 'reach the reserved bid but
was afterwards sold to Robt. 'Sp'riing
Baso Line, far 81,2.00 ()ash., . "Seat -
land's Glory,", au immense anirsattl,
was pure,hatsed•by E. Martyn, Clin-
ton, for 'U405 05 ' oasis. "Northern
Champion" oris 8180 purchased at
private sale by E. Martyn and•.Co:
irr ;
for the same. figure; $1,101, Three
ether animals, not advertised., were.
placed under the hammer but diel
not fines 'purchasers. This, stock sale
was a success, the result apparently
satisfying buyer's and sellers, • sines
affording the bast possible evidence
of the ocntrali.ly of Clinton as a
place to do 'business in ; and attest,:
inti to the good judgment rlisplpy'ecl
in sclectiiig Messrs. 1Ialnilton and
11owsop to conduct the mild. t• The
prilrtil`;g and. circulation offaireulars,
posters, tees., ails also ars important
factor in tho stlecrse^of the sato, as
buyers (rani it distance had <l:uorrttrsta
du ol'ipHolt of tha 511:ilna1IS 00nid
took in: the field of _carnage and
slauctliter• . Vishtin
aOnN ROBERTSON'S wo found that
gentleman delighted with the effects
o£' his display efforts. Vr0 found
.that notwithstanding the demand,
on Saturday evening, upon the time
and patience of his assistants tls£tt all
traces of the numerous :army that
had possession of his . store had •
•disappeared. ' Our attention • was'
called to the:many .pretty things in
ladies' wear, the. prevailing colors
soomine. to be the varied .tints • of
gold:' Gold tinsel frilling and eol-
1ars, gold spangled net work for°
'veils, golden shapes for bonnets arid•
hats trimmed • in . colnplementery
shades M"1)ttruphcrn',gold and other
bloudings.
SI'I%Ih:G TRADE::'
s la .a.
late .tor n is supposedosecl to l tir
:The. t 1 pP
exhausted all the Borean ;temper -
atom that may: hare been lingering
: in the atornsphore.• • The latter por-
tion of last week was: indeed alto -
',ether lovely. ' 'On Saturday the
a
`settling' dry goods merchants of
Clinton had their stores decked .out.
with displays of goods in endless
variety•and at `prices 'within the
purchasing poyer. of all classes:
Iiidoetl', we weto assured,and we.
have no reason to doubt thestate
rnont; that•i:iover in the history of
the dry goods trade has material
of equal excellencebeen offered sit
tho now low . 'prevailing. prices.
Especially is tl'lie the case in silks,
velvets,: plusiles, :ribbons, etc. It
would bo tedious to- go . into tho
causes for these low '.prices Slid of
the prospect oft an •advance before
next fall inthe factory prices of
fabrics of fine texture and material.
It will suffice to say that the dress.
goods held• in stock by Clinton
merchants seem .to havo been select-
ed with admirable`caro and with an
eye to pleasing the most fastidious,
They will be found in all the varied
richness of usateiial and in all grads-.
tion of shades from that of tho quiet
fawo ¢n thrunning tlrrongh geld
and ;reels to the most brilliant.
S.tTttit At EV141,1INO
The Doherty Bated carrying torch
lights discoursers sweet Innateto the
earswhile thonsanda'of Oyes viewed
the'•ahop windows of Dctlor & Co.,
Goo, V. Pay & Go., the Hodgens
Estate, John Robertson and Jackson
troy., C. C. Ranee & Co., and Chris,
Dickson, and in glowing terms des.,
carted upon 111A merits of articles in
sight from outside while continued
'streams of sight soars, and buyers
kept pouting its and ant of those
tires.
tri' safe. •
'
: AT HoDGENS' ESTATE, the first
thingthat strikes the attention as
one enters- the Millinery room 'is a:
pyraillidt of rich dress goods consist-
ins of silks; velvets, plushest etc.,
the apex reaching to: the loftyceiling.
,The various modified shades of ;old
and green seem to predominate here.
In, `ladies' "head wear the male
' r 'a all•' l at the variety, in:
vim U is t 1
t
PI
this line;: the intricate and ingenious
devices, that havo been resorted to
by the artisto to snake these articles
of feminine• adornment things of
boauty avid a joy, if not forever in'
tho eirlinary sense of .that' word, at
least "forever!' as applicable ` to the
cycle of time during which-thte;-
fatshion in these • articles should :last..•.
• An article of head wear, . whioll
seemed to impalpably blend the:
fashionable color's of gold, green and
'brortl,'is very'nceh but possibly too:
sombre to please those: who strive
after a more ,I,iilliant oriental effect
The names••of fashionable goods;
kept here'' are Pall Mall, -Season,'
l
i
aslllon Yam, um 1ltollnsto „
-
Strand,? Mikado. In the whitlows'
might be son robe goods, in plain
black.'and 1primau colors, •neatly
displayed...
C5tU1)Ii911ttiL"11t•4. •
ArT1Ett THE tiA1'rtti.
1111 ;11.cotal.ry tt10r1nrnqour reporter
EXAMINE
fre'iL'telluott!•'lG'autn •'wtyiCien.wtri,eten tielfeteilri lterv2U2vu.n .eattelell'leteteivu'ootol, ' ••
OUR -CASH-ACGOVNT !
fCil'ie(CU'(2lr•wn,,zeten; now uftCiCwit num tG1CteLGrwuneurunc•it%16iGib'il`t4tdrisuncietenlFria
And then decide upon wiutt kind of' a
.I.N0 .SUIT
°-- ,•,�,�...�.'•..,.,.,�►..' -- Yom.......--• �-..�.•
Yon want. When this is done come and taik to`us c � i �`about..
'
it and We ti '1'sht w you one. of the FINEST SToCl S. in the
�
country .andt
Qso; E.• PAY Go. lining no
"special", display evidently . relying',
upon -,Heir reputation for every day
showing :'s stock
'iuirivalled 'in
,showing
and • at popular.. 'Briggs.
•,'heir conlidenec ' ii1 puhliG angios• -
al' did not seem. nrisplimed, for
their store Was. crowded the,'whole
evening. This firm is. tiro loading
:1Ifntlb house - of tlto, •. county `rind
-have-attained enviable promixionice.
in the- manufacture of: that • dressy
garment,
DETLOR"& Co word very busy:all.
eening. 'their long Tango of
counters wasa perfect panorama ,of
over. 'changing - :ambles' of . dress
goods as the demands and. tastes of
the nuniorons:.custonsers were being'
gratified. •Tho iuillinery samples
were of the latest and the • assort-'
meut varied as a cell at •tho..estab-
1'ishincint Will show. .Sod what this
firms say in ad' e1tiSillgcolunlns,'
1eTniloo bits •sold his: half in-
test -ill .else 11' a batn' oatmeal
mill to Win. Clegg, for 111,800. \[t.
Clegg takes possession of his interest
about the 15 inst.: lVEr. Mol idoo is;
disposing of alihis proporty and cf.
foots in Wingbaln, it being his iiiten'
thin to go to California.
nFormerly,
�Ta
r Cent, Less �n Pr1ce � .
10 Pe _
Wo are allj working for`tlle almighty dollar' and shrowd people who irlayp
looney' nowadays are just. the Ones who
As
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BIJV AND 8ELLFOR
The people who havot9nu1e money during the last years have follow-
ed this irin t llo in still their transactions, and we want to. demonsti its to
ort i cl +,�
the `people how tinny Can inahe money by paying Cask for their Clothing..
Our prices are tut to the vory lowest notch, but we must have the Cash,
•
. as rye are not able to do a credit business.
—o --
See our Halifax Tweed Suitings.
See our Canadian Tweed Suiting:.
Tweed Su'tih :s.
• See our_ Scotch Tw �, g , •
See out -English -Tweed Suitin s.
g
AT
Lowest Living Prrc
s Fo
Y cash.
-
Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters.
Of Hamilton; Ont., are. the Manufacturers of este
•groateet healing and purifying Compound kno,vn
ter Sores, Burns, Outs, Scalds, Salt 1ahouan,
Prost ante% etc. It is stated AloUregor& Parko's
Carholiu Cerate. He stiro and get the genuine
McGregor 1 Parks's Carbolic Curate sold by yuar,
druggist at no. a bole. 385 -it
BIRTHS.
COLBOItNI3.-On the 15th coo Oo lorit'h
, '1'(1., en the 76 last.. the wife of ,lir.
John"Colborne, of .tt sort,
• 31.1.ItiIsialGES,
1811B11, -•-dl'I:CIC'C'.-AtSeafoa•f11, en the
Otli dist., by th.c Roy..t1tn 13role7,
harry W 1"isiiet•, to Miss Ginnie Specht
butt: of Clinton.
Y[SNl �1` YAC C'.--ln Cinitsn, in alio reit:
rust, at the yuridtitaeo of tiro brido'a
• firtittdr hy the Itev. John Gray, tit•.
John Wise, tiodi'rieb tott,•tiship, to" MO: -
bit.; youngest tlauglat.ee of Iltnry Stepp,
• eance
e
t .*. .*
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'.% re :l ave '' jest . .received our l'alst consignment of:SPRING,
4.1 to _.'ClintonGOODS alicl�li�ould;say' :tl the peopla•of •ithat a finer
:assortment of goods for:; .
WEAR cannot :.be ,found outside the cities.. We pride out' -
'solves -in carrying the LATEST, STYL] SANT ,P.:.1.1'F1t .S
OF GOODS in the mtirkot. Iu
SUITING
• r -
We )scree all snakes and shades: in Fine -Worsted Suitin ., 5r:otcll.-'
'i aced, Banockburn Twveed, l{alif'ax and Canadian. : We have
.ouo of the. largest tangos in these -lines that )las' over been laid
Word tlre:llulilic; ,
a
1
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In this departmentwe have all thio iiobbyshades for Spring
.
wear. ','here is nothing tlmt is as useful as a nice •SPRING'
OVERCOAT, The, style for; this: spring is the long
roll, fly front, sack, ctivorcoat, with silk hieing:;
In this department We carry a nIost' beautiful -range., ..The
loading styles 'for spring •wear• are: Stripes, both wideand'.
barrow. 'We have•thein in all nsalees-French 'Worsted, West
• 'df England and Canadian.. .
*Aar 'Co the slirmial and'oeonoinical buy of we, would invite
an inspectioIn of orlr goods. We can say without doubt that We
carry the finost selected .stock of Goods, and •, •
Our Prices are Lower
Than the lowest. Wo will not bo .undersold and know it.
Please call and inspect our stock, and. get prices before purchas-
ing olscivhoro. • No trouble to show Goods.
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THE H it Ct0'l.'.1llEfl ,
TI REE BOORS WEST OI' DIOL SO S BOOK a TORE