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'IL THE FIRST OF
AUGUST-.
WE WILL GIVE THE PEOPLE
Great Bargains in Every Class of Goods
IN OUR STORE.
We are just like the rest of the Dry -Goods men—we want to reduce our
stock before Fall Goode begin to arrive.
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We are Determined no one shall sell Cheaper
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Ask to see the Goods. Ask the . Price—it shall be the
I , LOWEST. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
GEO. E. PAY & CO.
THE DRY-000DS EMPORIUM OF CLINTON.
—The death rate in Thomas during
July was the highest on record. In
a single week 17 interments • were
made—funerals of victims of this
dread epidemic of heat.
—From Mr. Alex • Barrie we
learn that the rainfall in this section,
from the 23rd of June bas been but
58-100ths of an inch. The normal
raiufall for this section averages
nearly three inches per mento, so
that wo are really short over three
incites.—Mali Reporter
• —On Thursday last, Mr. John
Bowles, who lives up the North
Branch, near wallaceburg, suddenly
dropped dead. A1••• though the deceas
ed had been ailing for a number of
years his death was wholly unexpect-
ed. Heart disease is said to have
been the cause.
—Mr. 4oseph King,. :thou t
70 years of age, who resided
in Centralia, banged himself m
the barn. Family troubles seolued
to be the cause of his taking
his life. He was one of the oldest
u a
•r d and
inth •,lel
neighborhood ' nts e
resole
member of the Methodist church.
He leaves a wife and a Targe
family of grown up children.
—The Government has decided to
give the Great Northwestern Comp-
any a. bonus of $5,600 to construct
a line from Wiarton to Toberuiory,
Ont. A. Government signal station
will then be established at Cape
Head. The work of construction
was commenced last week, and the
line will ba completed before tho
close of navigation.
—Mr. James Cumming, of the 7 to
concession of Tuckorsmith, while
attending the Western Fair in Lon-
don last fall purchased about half a
pound of plass, known as the "Mum -
My" variety.. He sowed them this
spring and they proved to be wond-
erful) prolific. fiber the half pound
of seed he will reap fully a bushel
of peas.
-T. F. Young, of Port Albert;
and .Charles Byers, of Brussels, who
have been confined as dangerous
lunatics in Goderich jail for some
time past, left for London Asylum
the other day, in charge of I3ailiff
Waddell. At the station Young be-
came obstreperous, and- it was with
considerable Nlilliculty the I3ailiff
was ei'abled to take him aboard the
train.
—ScarthBros,, Sebringville,having
made a sale ofabout$700 worth of but
ter one day last week, took the
money into. the house, but
about 11 o'clock,.feeling uneasy on
having such a spin about his person,
one of the brothers thought it best
to put it in the' safe in the More,
although not in the habit of ,leav-
ing money there. Between...two and
three o'clock in the morning some
miscreants, after securing some tools
from a neighboring blacksmith shop,
entered the store, burst open the
safe and carried off the monev. No
trace is to be found.
" —A wonderful discovery of
anthracite Coal has been made on
the property of Mr. Nix; a' farmer,
living about nine miles east of Camp-
bellford. The quality is of the best,
haying been tested by an expert
chemist in Toronto, and the in.
dications of a large seam are good.
The proximity of this bed of coal to
iron beds is of the greatest import•
ance to the country. Experienced
Miners from Pennsylvania aro ex•
pected in a few days, when further
developments are expected. Samples
were found by Mr, Nix some years
ago, but ire paid no attention to the
matter until Dr. A.IcCrea, of Camp•
bellford, interested himself in the
case. The spring from which the
samples were taken has been closed
for four years, and only opened for
testing purposes, and they have
gone down further than the earth
had been disturbed. Sand carried
out of the spring contains numerous
pieces of coal, end there seems to
licii0.aloubt of the genuineness of
the discovery.
—Tho following verdict was
rendered by the corner's jury :—
That the said Samuel G. Zealand
and child, Mrs. Smither and child,
Mrs. Fraino,and child, Mrs. Baynes
and three children camp to their
death through the criminal negli-
gence of Henry Donnelly, engineer,
and Richard Spettiguo, conductor
of the ill-fated train.
Powell's sarsaparilla and burdock
the most powerful blood purifier in.
the market. Price 50cts, a bottle
Sold by all druggists. 443.3m.
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MARRIAGES,
SItMU1 \N—NOPLE•—At the residence
of the bride's Mother on Thursday Aug.
4th by Rev. W. Craig!.. D., AL•, George
A. Sharman to Miss Mary Noble, all
of Clinton.
PRIESTLY—TODD. —At Ingersoll, Ont.,
.on June 80th, 1887, by the Rev, Mr.
Laycock, Mr, C. W. Priestly to hiss
Leath M. Todd, both of Woodstock.
IIAINES—McMILLEN.--At the resid-
ence of the groom's brother, Detroit, by
the:Rev. Dr. Rexford, pastor of the
church of Our Father, on Wednesday
5 \ Walter Haines, of llul-
.Tnm� 1, th . h, t c
lett township, Ontario, to Miss Eliza
beth McMullen daughter of Mr. John
McMullen of the sane place.
The above appeared in the Detroit Tri-
bune of 16th June, a copy of which was
handed into us on Monday 20th Juno for
publication, and should have appeared in
the regular issue of Tens NEw's-REcoltn of
'Tune 22nd, but in some unaccountable
way it appears to have been loft out. We
much regret the omission, as we take
pleasure iu recording such happy events
in the lives of our friends when we' have.
the best authority for doing so as we had
in this ease.
At this season of the year every•
one should use Powell's sarsaparilla
and burdock, it cleanses and enriches
the blood. Price 50 cts., sold by
all druggists. 443.3m.
MARKET REPORTS.
(Cer'ierted every Tuc.4lay afternoon.)
, CLINTON.
Flour $4 00 to 4 30
Fall'Wheat, new & old 0 70• to 0 80
Spring Wireat ,.. 0 70 to 0 80
Barley .. 0 40 to 0 48
Oats .. 0 29 to 0 30
Peas t.., 0' 48 to 0 48
Apples,(winter) per bbl 1 00 to 1 50
Potatoes .. 0 60 to 0 70
Butter .. 0 12 to 0 13
Eggs 0 13 to 0 15
Bay8 00 to 9 00
'Cordwood 3 00 to 4 00
Beef .... 000to000
Wool.._. 0 24 to 0 25
WANTED.
AFIRSTCLASS MAN to representa good Life
Insurance Company • in Clinton and vicirr.
ity. Good terms to right man.
Apply -to
WESTCOTT 4 SANDERI ,
General' Ag nts,
450 2t Exeter, Ontario.
SERVANT WANTED.
(+001i CENEI{AL SERVANT Wanted, good
`-T wages.
Apply to
MRS. KENNEDY,
;10•tf Royal Hotel, Clinton.
WANTED AT ONCE,,
G001) GKNERAL SERVANT.
Apply to
•Mi1S. McaEE,
432 1'- St. Mary street
WESTERN FRIR
Industrial and Art Exhibition,
LONDON, CANADA.
19th to 24th Sept,, 1887.
LIBERAL PREMIUMS !
—VOR—
Live Stock, Machinery, &c,
NEW (:ROUNDS, NEW BUILDINGS, NEW
RACE TIIACi{, are being provided ter the forth -
coining Jubilee Exhibition at an estimated cost of
$120,000.O0.
(HALF A MiLLION Dohf.ARs will be repre-
sented by the live Stock display.
GRAND EX11111iTS IN PAINTING, STATUARY
AND SCULPTURE.
The Committee our Attractions are prolnaring a
splendid programme. Better than ever.
Send your address on a postal card for ropy of
the Prize List. For all information write
to the Seeretnry.
A. 11•, P(rhTE, 0E0, JfcER005M,
456•;;t President, Secretary,
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0/? V-900/JS
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PALACE.
Just Opened Out for the Summer Trade,
NEW LAWNS, NEW MUSLINS, NEW PRINTS
NEW STU'FF' G-00DS_ C4 -RAND 'CTAL�"E
We are Showing a Special Job Line of PRINTS at;8c., worth 124
Millinery Department Fully A sorted.
F2VE -PER =CENT - OFFCASH
JOHN WISEMAN, Manager. Estate J. HODGENS.
DR.HODDERS
BURDOCK
AND
%OVA 8/1/1
IL' COMPOUND
-CURES
Liver
Complaints,
Biliousness,
Impure
Blood,
Dyspepsia,
Kidney
Complaint,
Skin Disease.
'1'IiE GREAT REGULATOR
01 the Stourach, Liver, Dowels and Blood. Cures
Headache, Constipation; Female Complaints, and
Builds up (he System. Read the following ; "For
years past 1 have suffered from dyspepsia and I
was rceounuendeI to try nr.Irodder'sCompound.
I did so and found it a perfect cure.—E. J. CUR -
TIS, Toronto, Ont." Sold everywhere. Prieo,75c.
DR. f1ODDER'i COUGH AND LUNG CURE
Never Fails. Guaranteed, Price, 25e and 50c.
The Union Medicine -Ca., Proprietors, Toronto, Oat
l 1ENOE1IS 1'� ANTEU.- Tenders will be reeeiv-
1, ed up to 1001 of August, 1587, for the plac-
ing of 111:A'rE1IS in the ONTARIO STIEE't.
Me:Tilol>, 'I' 0111'11011, with a guaranteed
capacity sufficient to heat the 'church in the
coldest weather. All necessary information can
be obtained from the building committee. 'rhd•
lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. •
—
11. w'IL'I'SE, Secretary.
BOARDERS WANTED,
GENTLF.Md3N OR LADIES desiring a Private
Boarding douse can receive acommodation
by applying to M -RS. IIAACKE, on the ornor of-
Rattenbury and Raglan streets (the dwelling
recently occupied by Win. Doherty, Esq.)
,,gClintou, July, 1837, 454-4t
711E13ALE TEACHER WANTED—.For the low.
1 ' • ool • for
est room in the Clinton ModelSchool
the .Yodel term. Must be capable of teaching
music and hold a first orsecoud•ctass certificate.
Applications, stating salary expected, received
up to 13th August' by W. IL IiINE, Secretary.
Clinton, Jnl) 14111, 1857. 454
• -rs,RESS MAEIN0.-51ra, Campbell, of London
_7 hes opened Dress Making Rooms over the
Dry Good Store of Geo. E. Pay Si Co., with first-
class assistants. She is in a position to turn out
work equal to any iu the city. She respectfully
aslrsa trial order. Rooms over GEO. E. PAY Sr
COI,S, Dry Ct,ods Store.
FARM FOR SALE.
aBING Lot 1S, con, 10, Goduri.1 township,
IJ con:46111 g0f 50aeras, 70 cleared, well water.
ed. Cool frame horse and hank barn; good
orohard of bearing fruit. About four wiles from
Clinton. Fos. full particulars apply on the prc-
wise., oraddres.'.
GEO. BURNS,
450-0 Clinton P. 0.
EMBALMER,
Red Rocker ..tore,
ALBERT ST. CLINTON.
limey Goods 1
Po» apons, cords, Felt..', Araa'ette
JI asltiny Embroidery awl'Knitting
SILKS, Fillonelle Edging Cotton,
Crotchet Cotton Macrame Cored,
Tinsel, Applique F0rlcers, Panel Rods,
etc., ete.
OIS T T
WM. COOPER
Bearer Rlurl• Boon. „Stare.
ATTENTION !
FARMERS !
Implements !
Implements !
Mc(O1; M IC K SEl.F431 NDERS,
I:EAPEES, slOWERS,
SEED DRILLS, IIOI:SE RAKES
PLO WS,
CUTTING BOXES, .SHELLEIIS,
ETC., ETC.,
And all implements used on a farm
as Good as the Best, and as Cheap
as the Cheapest, at
J. B. WEIR'S
IMPLEMENT WAREROOMS,
CLINTON. ONTARIO
"APPLES WANTED.
WANTED, 20,000 _BARRELS OF IIARVEST,
FALL AND WINTER Apples.
Apply to D. CAN'I'ELON,
463—tf Clinton,
Grand 1901111111011. & industrial
EXHIBITION
1887
TORO1\TTTO
Sept..1tll to Lith, _.
$30,000 iN PRIZES.
Entries Close August I3t11.
This, being the Dominion and Industrial Exhl-
bitious combined, will ho de greatest exhibition
of the agricultural and industrial products of
this country ever held.
.3rA Grand PeSgranunc of Special Attractions
is being prepares',
Return tickets at single fare and clean exr•t r•
Sions on all railways during. the full time of the
Exhibition.
aorThe greatest event of, the Jal,ileo Year.
For Prize Lists and full information address
J. .1. w'ITHROW, 11 1. DILL,
Preslient, Mgr. aid Sec„
454
Toronto
TO THE FARMERS !
study your own interest and go where
you can get
Reliable 7,. Harness,
the sr '
none but o Be or Srocs.
I manufacture
Beware of shops that self cheap, es they hare
got to lice. t T 001 and get prices. Orders
by mail promply attended to
TTON T. CARTER,
IIARNESS EM1'ORihM, BLYTII, ONT.
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GOOSE EGGS
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Not the ordi. cry kind, you know, but the
name for nothing is the way we use .the
term: When your expectations are great
and nothing comes of it, you get a goose
egg. Don't you see ?. A goose egg is
good for nothing but to •hatcht a gosling,
DON'T -BE A GOSLING,
For' that's exactly what the people avho are
continually offering you Goose Eggs want
do maks of you, A gosling is a• poor silly
thing that follows the other geese without
asking 'any questions. Its these goslings
that form the sole support of firms who
are continually malting
GOOSE EGG OFFERS
regarding Boots and Shoes and
other necessary footwear, .There is noth-
ing in these offers of value to you or any
one else. When a firm offers you an arti-
cle of footwear for less than the raw ma-
terial would cost it' the goods were reliable,
,look out, for its only another ,
FRESH LAID
plan to gather in a gosling. Low Prices
are tite dearest thing on earth unless they
are put on Honest, Reliable Goods,
and when you are • quoter figures lower
than straight gooil,s can be sold for, you
are invited to buy Goose Eggs.
THERE IS A LIMIT
under which no SOLID, 1EONEST-MADE
SHOE can be sold, and while be continu-
ally "play the limit" we Haver go below it
because we \VIL1. NOT sell shoddy hoods'
for the sake of making attractive offers of
utter impossibilities.
SUBSTANTIAL
BARGAIN $ !
In Stylish Boots and Shoes, possessing the
(tt'As.f•ry and MAiE, eau always be had of
ns at the lowest limit of living prices, It
is 10 ON1)Mlt•AI. and SATES 'TORY to tr.ldc
With
JAOKSON,
The Reliable Shoe Man,
CLINTON AND LONDESBORO.
DETLOR & CO'S
re Stununer Sale !
NOW GOING ON.
0
STARTLING VALUE
LADIES' & GENT'S HATS AT 10B PRIC ; St=
0
Oi ers for Dressmaking receive prompt attention
J. 0. DETLOR & co.
5.
Big Slaughter
DRY- GOODS
ROBERTSON'S
FOR TH I RVY-SIX DAYS.
G-OCOTDS .A..I' . COST 1 T.
- Muslins for 7c., • Gingliams for 8c,, l'rints for 3c., Dress Goods for Se.,
•,«'sol Carpet froin 45c., Curtain Netts very cheap. Call and
• seo what we are tiding. .
obert� Ofl'B
GREAT CASH STORE . '
a
MINICIMILISIFSMNSIRRIESFIIMIZAMIRSEISMENsticimim
euss >
BSOLIJTELV .NEW STOCK
GOTS AND SHOE8!
Sirnpson ' 8
Searlc's Block, opposite the Market,
The Thermometer has dropped, and so have
my ,Prices.
Courteous Tr atxnent. Best Assortment. All
Leather Goo s, Startlingly Low Prices. No
Trouble to show Goods,
ili•Don't Forget the Place—W, H. Simpson's,
opposite the Market, ulinton,
1-E- It will pay you to remember the address and give
him a call.
THE N'EWS-REOORD
TOR
FINE JOB PRINTING.