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• TIM MINTON REW ERA.
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The New
Wash Goods
EL E na lEw
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This week we place on our counters
several hundred dollars' worth of New Ameri-
can Dress Muslins, Organdies and Fancy Ging.
hams, which we consider the best value we
have ever shown.. • They are exact copies of.
the finest French goods, only.the price is half,
and less than half in some instances:
Twenty five patterns in Atnerican
Muslins in all the newest designs and col-
orings, exact copies of finest French •
Organdies •
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Special prices at 15c, 18e, 20c and
25c -per yard.
•A Big Stock of Curtain,
Muslins, Art Drap=
eves Etc., Etc.
Another shipment of the newest Curtain •
Muslin and Draperies, of all kinds, arrivethis
week. More than twenty-five pieces to choose
from, and every piece to be sold at no more
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than was asked IA season,
White Coin 5pot Muslins. for Bedroom
Curtains, etc., in all size spots,
12,34c and 15e per yard.
10 pieces •Art 3Iuslins, in; new floral
effects, very pretty . •
10C, •123c and 15c per yd.
Coin spot Muslin, with frill, in medium
and wide widths, at '
18e and 20c per yard.. -
New Silkoline Art Dra.peries, in blue,
helio and lemon colors, beautiful patterns,
• 18c per yard.
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Millinery Store, lv
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We have done a wonderful busi- •9
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ness in Millinery this season. la -fact, . 9
we never expected anything -like, it, 9
--though our stock and showing of •9
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trinnned Millinery is equal to anything i?
shown in the cities. Every week- we. %
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show something new, and now that •
will be better preparedthan ever to i /
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we are "catching up:: with our orders?
attend to your wants. Watch next i/
week's paper for Special Announce- • 9
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$5.00 liuys a Good
Waterproof Coat
• For Saturday of this week we place bit sale
in the •
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STOREalikam---
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Ten only Men's Waterproof Coats that sold at
$7.00 to $8.00, in.sizes 38 to 44,
At the low price of $5.00 each
Ev.!..-y Coat is a good one, and sold well ar the
regular price. '
RANO TRUNK
• You Can't Always Travel
• but you can always get inform-
• ation and secure your tickets,
when -you intend to travel, at
the up -town agency of the
G,T,R, system,
If you are ,going anywhere,
at any time, call in and, see us.
F. R. Hodgens.- Town Agent
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The glinton NeW Era
• FRIDAY% MAY llth, 1906
Who Cares
Men are sent to parliament to legis-
late'in their interest in the•scountry
They, are supposeeto Utilize • tithe; Ass. _ is
9.41 tok .evening the services ht
, •ses•,... ss -- , s -
this end, but one of the-,many's$Via ra - -.SeiS In „. -a.a..'%"ss,411,-be of particular .
which emery mote is wasted ha' the interest, owing ' to the fact that the
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Pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Ernest House, was ifinstrated by Mr Laughlin Ishii -lips, h Baptist minister from Hull,
I.ennox, M. P, for North Simcoe, on England. The service will be evangel-
' onday. MLennox snot abusive
istie in character, and at its close the
Mr ian
. usual after -meeting will be held. .A.
speaker, being more discussive than •very cordial invitation is given to at -
many others, ` - tend this service
• During the North York by-election . • ONTARIO STEERT
the TorontoWorld took exception to A very largely attended quarterly
Mr. Aylesworth practising his proses. ssrvice was held, last iiSabbatis morn-
Church -News
WESLE
„A meeting of the quarterly and true.
tee boards will be held at the parson-
age on the evening of Monday next,
The annual meeting of the W, M. S.
was held last (Thursday) night.
At the annualSunday School meeting
last emelt the following 'officers were
elected for the Sunday School
Cooper, Superintendent ; 11. E. Rorke,
associate Suporiatendent;L.E.Doberty
Secretary ; W. I. Hellyar, Treasurer •
Miss floles, organist ; Miss L. Reid,
assistant organist ; Miss A. Harland,
Superintendent of Home Department ;
Visitors, Miss M. Holmes, Miss Turner,
Miss Graham. Teachers; -11,E,Rorke,
R.E. Manning Fred Hill,A: j. Tyndall.
W. Townsend, Mrs. Southconabe. Miss
Jenkins, Miss Davis, Miss L. Reid,Miss
Porter. Miss Canninghame,Miss Rudd,
Miss Cooper, Miss Turner, Miss M.
M. Holmes, Miss D. Cantelon, Miss S.
Haddock, Mrs J. E. Cantelon.
BA.PTIST offzecai
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Miss Mary Barrett, of '14tb, calfeel
on Clinton Wends on Monday. -
Mr's, West (sistetsinslaw of Rev. rr,
West) is visiting hersister, Mes.Witte,
Miss Maggie .Vairservice, of town;
visite4 her sister in Blyth last Sunday,
Rev. Geo. Buggin will superannuate
in June, and take up his residence in
• Seaforth, where he has bought property
The wife of Rev, IL M. Manning was
called to Toronto, on Saturday, owing
to the death of a relative.
Rev. 0. R. Gunne was in attendance
at a Sunday School Convention in
Wingbani on Tuesday _and 1Vecbses•
day.
Mrs Wm. Cuming and Miss Sarah
Fairservice, of Blyth, paid a flying
Visit to Clinton friends on Sunday.
evening.
Miss Reynolds, Milliner for Reagens
Bros. was this week in Detroit: pielting
up the'latest American styles in heads
wear.
Miss Mabel Kerr is this week in Goa-
erich ; her sister, Mrs Taylor, is.going
on a visit to friends at Brandon and
Winnipeg.
May lith, 1900
jolMShaw,.sr„ who has been a
zswident of town for some time, has
given up .house-Iteeping owing to the
death of his wife, and gone on a visit
tobis daughters at Port Elgin,
John Scott and his sister, and Miss
Hadley. of Blyth, left on a trip to the
west this week, -Their destination is
Rocanville, where -they have relatives.
living, and were ticketed by F. R.
Hodgens, G, T.411, Agent., .
• A serious" outbreak of measles and
I p p gs son' let fever among the Indians of Fort
sion, when at the same time he was a 5--) reserve. near Winnipeg, hes
Twelve persons were received into Alexander
church menthes ship.
The Official Board met on Monday
evening, The reports from the vari-
ous organizations show a year of very Rev. Ernest Phillips a Baptist Min -
:satisfactory progress, A. Hooper was ister of Hull, England, was a caller on
appointed delegate to the Annual Rev. Mr. Magee, on Friday: Mr,
Phillips is a cousin of Mr. S. T. Wal-
• ter, of Hohnesville; with whprn 'he is
visiting. He thinks the roads here
do not begin to compare with those of
the Old Country, but the buggies are
a marvel : he never saw anything like
them before.
Mr. • Alex. Martin, son of Rev. Mr.
Martin, of Exeter,spent a day with his
friends in town - last week. He will
doubtless be well remembered by many.
He touk his Collegiate course in Clinton
.and brought much honor to the C.C.I.
next Monde& , night at 8 -o'clock.
have charge of the meeting, which will
he a patriotic one. : All young women
are invited.
Mi:. .4. R.' Smith addressed the Y: P.
Society last Sunday evening. .
• ST. PAUL'S CHURCH ..
A confirmation service was held in
tnis•church on Sunday mornieg, when
SI, eaiadidates were admitted into niern-'
bership. sfilie Bishop of': Huron Offi-
ciated, and this being his first visit to ,
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be built op again when hie tcriin Of lea
Orciwiewhile he wae'sechtand his busi- tais church,: a great deal •of intered • '
was•centered on, faun. The attendttnee • ., . oun y .• ippulgs
. tkess Or praetise Would have to ceaSe,to
was la,rg.ey, aniniltettestshelgrviepe tillierotiseignhloount, .
: T.h.ePopUlation of Ex" eter it1578,
' Offiee expired. , •• • ' !*. . • which ' was : .hased on • the tekt. "My: ' ' The i?apulation of ,Goderich is • 4400•.
11, 1 ,. . or 1 Q1 was istene to wi m uch 'pie as er e , - neeilite'.. "'' . ' - ' - - • -: ' • - - 7- ---- ...-: ••
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Charles Wilson, formerly of Hay,
pioneer, `died at Pigeon; Miehigan„
last week.
• Conservative Association propedy re-
in* boy came to his house last week. remoVed his fainily to Dublin, , where.
Mr. Joseph Weber; Seaforth, has
minister of the Crown, and Mr Lennox
made this matter the subject of along
speech,
Mr. Ayleswortb, in reply, did not
leave Mr Lennox a leg to stand upon,
showing that so long as he did not -neg.
lect his dipartmeetal duties, he had as
• Much right to attend to his legal pro.e.
tise as Hon. Mr. Paterson had to con-
tinue the manufacture of biscuits.
The point of interest for the public
lies in the fact +hat no one cares, a straw
what •Mr. Aylesworth ay other
Cabinet Minister does in his spare *tie
it. he has any:. It is not.an issue of any
importance. Several riiembers of the
Mithitoba Cabinet are lawyers' and con-
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tinue to • practise their professien just
the same as if they were not Cabinet
Ministers. ••- •
• No one suffers by their doing this,
and no one bothers his head about it.
If the argument agaip Aylesworth
was carried to its logical conclusion as
he pointed •out, it would. prevent any
one being other than a Minister of the
required the constant attendance of
Dr. Steep, former well-kuown Olin-
. toaian. There are about 150 eases.
District Meeting to be held in Blyth
, •
next week. ,
At Ontario St League :on Monday
evening, Miss R,Livermore gave a very
interesting paper on "The parable of
the Tares." '114.ios Williamson occupied
the chair. Miss Carrie Shipley gave a
•very instrustive readingandMiss Grace
Walker sang a solo, There ,was also
consecration and roll call. •,.
. CHURCH
• The Young Women's Guild will meet
IVIieses D. • 0' oil and Lily Coath will both in thletics and scholarship in
1808. He• attained _the much coveted
Edward Blake scholership, He, gre.du-
eted from Toronto University in 1002,
taking an hon or course throughout. For
some time past he has been associated
with Beillie, Wood & Croft, 'dealers- in
GovernmentMunieipalanclCorporation
bonds, and the selling of stocks on coin -
mission. In this he has been very suc• •
-cessful, and from his etraightforveard-
neSs ;Ind trustworthiness, very much
respected. .• ••
om is not 0.c this 137611d," was 'Mr. ames Seott, Or Morris, died a
• - •exirej thought out and- fornible„ lus home on the.8th concession Wed:.
Mr. A. F. .McLare V P f T ' "
Perth, who indelicate health,, of;
feted to resign in puler that he might
• go to Germany for his health, but the
. Braeefieid
1)r. Rogers wears a smile -a beam-
hos.• elalloy" is present veryill,•he has rented:an hotel. -
gave him all the tune he desired to re 'neighbors are .attending,',hire, as lie is J. B.' •HaWkins, Goderieb, has
11. dis °sett of. hardtvare stock and
fused to , accept his resignetion, and with small hope. as of..recovery • kind
ouperate.•. Everyone may not agree. qt.? t, tiis
bia?. liScoth4 uirPreparing to Unit a.• nisiness to i v. 1,, .., are n, 0 as
With his political views, but those who
- 'know him will readily adinit that he IS house at the station e he buys large :C•vlateil known resident of , the Lown-
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cement foundation :under " his store-
Attractive
Correspondence
Your letters will be 'a great deal more
interesting if you use the right kind of
Stationery, and you will be sure of having
that which is just to your liking if you buy a
box of our special up-to-date
Fashionable Quality
Stationery, which is being sold at 25c a box.
'These contain twenty-five sheets of paper •
and twenty-five envelopes, and is sure to
make your writing a pleasure, and \ the read-
ing of your letter a satisfaction. See our
display in south window. -
Do you need a new
Uand Bag? We have
just to hand a. new
lot of the very latest.
They are made from
different kinds of leath-
er, are very moderate in price and will wear well.
Prices range. from 75c to $2,543.
COOPER'S- BOOK STORE
CLINTON
JERRY FROVICERRY 1 New Advertisements.
Thursday, Nay 17, Town Hall Sale (4- calves
•• Clinton
'Next Thursday night Patten and
Perry .willpresent "Jerry from Kerry"
Lt the Town Hadl, Clinton; This is a
farce comedy•pure and simple, with a
bevy of pretty girls: a score of funny
cpmedians, and gives opportunites,
without number for the intrcaluction
of musical numbers.. It is not a classi-
cal or .prOblem. clean:fa, so frequently
called somedies.• "Some clever specialty
pecipleAntroduch their different work
throughout the piece. _- This company
has some excellent pressnotiees from a
large number of eastern papers and the
amount of business they have. dOne
"tiara?? t-lbe• Bast-eextainly proves
that ey have something good to offer,.
• Thd House of Jonas Shoe, Of t
3rd concession, Stephen, • caught ,?
on Thursday afternoon last, the c se
being an overheated chimney: The
fire waa first noticed' by a young
• who. lives a short distancesouthsiovautsh tf
driving and • seeing the blaze • r e
frorn house to house end notified the
farmers of the fire, end had it hot
been for her ability in driving the
bthoerefieraetraaigfohlohoasvepa.beeepilfo;:6ssisetaricnul.,
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ship of Turnberry passed away on
Thursday last in the person of flobt
Wray in his 54th year.
a very popular representative, andwill quail ies o gianreach yeat. „
Mrs. Corey (neeMiss Jessie Tarnieson)
• joie in the hope that his trip may -have os Dakota, visited friends in our neigh -
the desired ' borhood last week ; her husband, Dr.
Corey, is taking a post -graduate course
in Chicago. • • '
Albert McQueen left last week to
complete his first yeatscousse in Tor-
onto• University. He leaves shortly
for Mansville, Alberta, where he will
have a mission station during vacation.
Albert Aikenhead and.Chas. Sewers
have passed •• their medical examine.:
tions with honors. This is Mr. Aiken.
head's third. year in London medical
college, and Ale. Somers second years
We congratulate them on their suceess.
agent tor the endownwent fund of • Mrs, Sewers returned home last
Queen's TJniversity, addressed the Week from. Mount Vernon, Iowa,
Presbytery at some length in support Where she attended the funeral of hem -
of the scheme, which be represents. father, the late Rev, Mr. Hamilton,
A committee composed of Mr. Leckie, He was minister for many years of the
convener,Dr. McLean and Mr. McNeil Methodist church of 'that- place, and
was appointed to co-operate with Mr. was nearly 89 years of age ;he left five -
Laird. Mr. Fletcher' reported that children,
the grants to (Ltd receiving congre-
gations' had been • received by the
Augmentation Committee, but that
some reductions were contemplated
in the near ffiture. Mr. R. Richard-
son of Varna, 'a graduate of the
Universit
y .of •Toron to; was actorded
-• Huron Presbytery
The Presbyteze of Huron met in
Willis Church, Clinton, on Tuesday.
Mr. Fletcher, of Thames Road, was
elected, moderator, for the ensuing six
month's. Dr. Stewart having declined
appointment as a Commissioner to the
next General Assembly, Mr. Shaw
was appointed in his stead. Mr, Laird,
On /friday-last as Messrs. James and
Alfred Waltere, of Exeter, were about
a mile south of our village, their horse
took fright at the ,engme of Mr. Cud-
rnore,and both inen were thrown oat
and injured. Mr. James Patterson
the statue of a student' of the church took, them to Dr. Rogers' office, when
prepared for entrance to the theoloi- it was found that James Walters had
cal course. It was agreed to hold the an arm broken, arid his brothel' some
next regular meeting in Willis Chureh, •ribe injured ; their wives; who ;teem -
Clinton in September. panied them, were not injured.
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Communication '
• We'do not holo ourselves responsible. for
• Any opinions 0:onager' under this head-
ing -En Now Be4.,
Carelessness
To the Ethics of Ole New Era ..: •
. Sirs -I - would ask the question in
your columns, nuclei' whose authority
it was that the Huron Road east of the
town was blocked from Satiiaty even-
ing to Monday morning ? It • was. not
needed. There cduld have been it road
left 'Itt•the side. Is there no inspeCtor
or official of some kiud• whose duty 'it
is to see that such things are not per-
' mated f• Whoever.istesponsible took
great chances,for not only wasthe
road unlawfully Obstructed •but the
obstruction was unlighted by' any dan-
ger lamp, so that had anybody in the
dark sustained injury. ' the ratepayers
Would have been obliged to pay the
bill. It is it strange condition of affairs
when a main street leading into a town
can. be blocked by at Private individual
for :30 home; with iunpunitv. OIllThal
1111(r. Joseph O'Sallivio, the eldest,
soft of Mr. Peter O'Sullivan, litir'on
• road, McKillop, died. in Detroit •on
Monday. lasts The remains •sesse
brought home, and interred in St.
Columban cemetery en Thursday, Mr.
O'Sullivan was 42 years of age, un-
mareied, and he had been hi Detroit
about three years,
Me, Wrn, White Roclgereille,smet,
with a painful and 'unfortunate lieeis
dent on Alondltsr last, which might
easily haye resulted serionsly. Ile
WAS alma to unhitch the team from
the roller, the hind part of which was
heavily loaded, and as the horses step-
pal'ISirward and the tongue left' the
neckyoke, it flew heels with terrible
force, striking lb, White in the fore-
head, inflicting a lerge scalp wound
and eeedered him imeobscions for i
sin time, ,
JERRY FROM KERRY
Patten and Perry's Ilig,h-Class cont
ecly, "Jerry from Kerry,' A. eyelone
of fun is blowing this way. It beats
any circus. So many of our town
theater goers have done nothing else
but talk about its coming on. Patten
and Perry and a big company of jolly
maidens, graceful buckwing dancers,
funny cornedians,up-to-clate specialties,
bright, catchy rousic,everything elean,
clever and refinecythree long acts, con-
stant laeghter, brimful of Jolly frolic,
rnfiic and original comedy. Two and
It half hours of solid hurnor; everything'
goes svith'a dash, snap andsparkle,tiot
a dull moment in it. The prettrgiels
with handsome faces and shapely fig-
ures, neatly costumed, will be a stir. -
prising feature seen in "Terry from
Kerry. Fun for the boys, laughter
for the girls. Bring the children ; also
grandma and grandpa, let the whole
family see this attraction. This com-
pany also carry their own Superior
Concert Band arid Orchestra. Watch
for street parade: , •
-The-hone-Cs and - dwelling - of Robert
Reid, near Crewe, Was consumed by
fire one evening last week, .11e was
enjoying his evening repast when S.
ItiVett, who NYO.returning from Dun-
gannon, noticed the fire in the rOof, of
the building. They threw water on
the fast, burning dwelling, but the ilre
buret too quickly. Most of "the vain -
tales were saved. There was $IM in-
surance on the building. •
At the Offh.bli .1loard of the Mott-M-
(11st ehurch, Brussels, last Monday
evening, the ehliveh membership
8141.8 reported at aire 45 of this number
belonging to Cranbrook appointment,
W. IL Kerr .wae elected representa•
five to Ns Malin moeti ng. • It Ova',
agreed that insfssul of inviting a we
for for the coining term that eur
llanlee of ininisters be Out, to Station -
ng Committee asking that one of the
number be, appo,nted. ,
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Last week George.' Stevenson, of •
Kinbiirre Ilizliett, disposed of a heavy
draft gelding, rising I years, to horse
buyers for the suni of 2f35.
Clem 'Newton, of Porter's Hill, last
• week took to Goderich a hog which
weighed 752 pounds, the largest hog
ever Weighed on the scales there.
'Mr. Michael VlannerY, of the Huron
Road East, near Seaforth, finished
• seeding operations on the 25th of
April, and is, consequently. the first
in this section.
The death occurred on Saturday of
^Mrs. 'Manson, sr., a former resident of
Egrnondville, 'The deceased has been
staying with one of her daughters,
Mrs. McKay. of Icippen, at which
place she passed 'away.
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Afg. John Homey is
'Osborne is very
sick, from what supposed to be
-po son ng, r. I orney had a
valuable horse take sick recentiy, dy-
ing hist week, and he, in caring
the animal, le supposed to have eon -
for
tracted his illness. \
Alfred Dodds, of Claiborne, who is
considerable of a bee cultivator, sc-
outs the past winter as heving been
very. favorable for the little honey
makers, and out of 55 hives pa away
last fall he finds 51 in good condition
and 'ready for the season's work, '
A few days ago Mr, John Ilabkirk
late of Seaforth had the misfortune to
have a lew broken while engaged In
loading logs out Some distance from
Fort Williat», It is only a short fate
'since Mr. lialikielS left toxvrt to engage
in the drayipg business in Fort Wil -
Hain,
One Friday lest- the remains. of Miss
Lizzie Ryanarrived on the es T. It
from Duluth and , were taken to the
home- Mr, M. Brodericksssits-Gode.tich
street.- •. The deceased 'was la former
resident of Egmondville but some
years ago the family . removed to
:Duluth. '• • •
Dickson has been 4q)pointed
deputy registrar of deeds as successor
tqJ 1). O'Connell. Mr. Dickson has
b•Sen aseociatecl With thnregistry °MOO
for nearly fifteen'years,has as thorough
familiarity with the work, and has .
proved himself a faithful andcompet-'
t official. •
Miss A, <I Macdoreticl, Nation-
al Secretary of the Young Woineres
Christian -Association in Japan ie
iting for it few clays with her parente,
Dr. and Mrs, . P. Macdonald, Wing,
ham. Miss Macdonald is now on her
Ways to Nei% -France, to -attend the'
World 's convention of the -Voiles
WOnlen's Christian Association.
A Very sad drowning accident hap -
petted, auout two miles east of Chisel -
hetet on Thin:salty afternoon,when
the only child, a two year old son, of .
Mr. lvslward Allen wandered to the
Sauble liver, only a few rods 'from the ,
house mid fell in end was drowned,
The little. fellow was only a few min-
utes mit of his mother's bate° when
lie WAR missed.
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On amount of the pmpeRition which
he has mule to the town in regard to
the erection and -operation of a shee
Mama:here, Mr. W, 11, Willie Will re-
sign froth the friayoralitY of Seaforth,
Ind it is probablethat an election te.
fill the vaisincy will be held early in
Tune, Conn, Broderick isspoken of
is a probable candidate.
New Advertisements.
House to Rept.
Brick house on west end of As -Incase •St.
Room forlarge
familYitIttiglEtl• HALE;
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Calves..
The undersigned will have a load of Cal:
vas at the GRAHAM HOUSE, Clinton,
on Saturday,. May 12th, at 12 o'clock
GEO. CHAPMAN. "
Many New Features
NCW 1001 end ShOeShOp and a Superior tniforblied Band an •
- Orchestra.
at AG!9atama'sCHalvateeal,570rillibnetonff, eroena •Tf7edsaay14,
May 15ch, and one at Brimefieldi on Sat- • •
urday, May 19, from 12 o'clock to 2 lama,• •
'• HUGH RICHMOND, -Newry,
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. Tenders Wanted.
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Tenders will be received by the under-
signed, up to the evening of gRIDAY,
MAY 25 for the erection of Cement Abut, „
menta to .a bridge to be eregted.on 11,foit,L. . • ;
land Concession, Godetiola Township.- •
The' lowest or any tender not necessarily • • „,
a°, • ed. JOHN' MIDDLETON, Reeves
/Clinton Court of Revision.
Notice is' herebY given that the first silt.' •
ing of the Court ter the Revision of the •
Assessment Rol of the Twain of Clinton,
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for the year 10 , will be held in the Coen- A.pi
oil Chamber, CI nton, onMonday, May
et 8 p.m, ' All interested persozhewill take . •
notice and govern themselves scoordingly- .
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CLINTON OPERk HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY •
THURSDAY, • May 17
The.ra,vorites, PATTENSPERRY, itt • ,
••al E. R
FROM
K.IE RIZY
A roaring Musical Farce Com-
edy and Vaudeville. Attraction,
--Introducing- • '
• Subscriber desires to notify the people of
Clintonand vicinity that he will open a
Boot andShoe Shop in the old Post Moe
building, where he will undertake (he man
ufacturcrof Boots mid Shoes, and give ape-
oial attentionto repairing. All orders will
receive. prompt attendee, A share of pat-
ronage respectfully solicited. • • .
•' W Et WATTS •
20.7— P E. o p L E 20
Ali °Special Scener)t.
Watch for Street Parade. •
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Prices 50e, 35e, 25c.
Seats en sale at Fair's Hook Store.
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4111 Coiled Spring Wire, Barbed and Plain Galvanized
fao Wire, Wire Nails, plain and tarred Building Paper,
• Wire -edge Ready Roofing,, Eave Trough; Metal
Ceilings, Siding and Roofing White .Lead and Oils,
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and Windows; Glazed Sewer Pipe, from 4 to 15111.
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prevents the rise of dust.
Trougils and Pans. for Pry Earth Closetd,.
13nying ;rot msti and itilarge quantities enables us to give the low
pries we are now giving,
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• Metal Siding and Garden tools.,
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One second-hand Coal Furnace, cheap. Suitable fo
medium-sized house,
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