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Bargains in in Dress Goods !
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See what we offer in 08E88 GOODS.
SEE THE PRICES WE ASK.
We are determined not to carry over goods of summer
makes if prices will clear them out.
Don't fail to see and ask about thein.
COTTONS,. SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, and all SUM-
MER GOODS at regular
KNOCK -DOWN PRICES.
GEO. E. PAY & CO.,
NOTED FOR CHEAP GOODS.
Valanstine; inspecting and spreading
gravel, $5.62 ; John Ainsley, plans
and specification for bridge, G. :
Corpoatiou of Turnberry, work on
boundary, $9.34 ; J.Gilespie, work on
west boundary, $100; A. McKay, work
on East boundary, $113.75; R. Burns,
inspecting and spreading gravel $12..
5� ; D. Hogg, gravel, $$10 ; l3. Moon•
ey, repairing culverts, $1.50 ; Misses
Exford, charity, 1610 ; T. Miskiul-
ramp, gravel, $5.38 ; D. Valanstiue,
gravel and plank, $10.80; G. John-
ston, stone hammer, $1.50; W. Clark,
postage, stationery and Road Lists.
$16. Moved by S. Caldbick, seconded
by E. Bosmau, that J. Smiley be p
20c per rod for cleaning out forty r ds
of Municipal dram opposite lot 21,
eon. 2. --Carried. Moved by H.
'Mooney, seconded by C. A. Bowe,
that the Reeve be instructed to have
drain and road opposite lot 14. on G
con. line, put into a propor state of
repair.—Carried. Moved by E. Bos-
man, seconded by F. Caldbick, that
the Reeve be jnetructed to have
Vaualstine's briTige newly planted.—
Carried. Moved by S. Caldhiclt,
seconded by E. Bosman, that John •
Mooney be appointed Collector at n
salary of eighty dollars, on furnish'
ing satisfactory security to the
amount of $14,000.—Carried. The
Council then adjourned to meet again
on the 12th day of September next.
W. CLARK, Cleric..
NEWS .GRIEFS.
Notice of abandonment of the
prltitio`n against the return of Hon.,
E. Blake for West Durham has been
given.
The National League proclaim,
tion is not in force until applied to
a particular district by order of the
Viceroy.
The United Labor Darty have
nominated a State -ticket in New
York, with Henry George for
Secretary of Stato.
The Inman steamer City of Mon,
treat was burned at sea on the 11th
inst. Six of her passengers and
seven of her crew, who got, into a
boat, are missing.
- • In •a speech at - Birminghami on
Saturday night Mr. Chamberlain ex-
pressed disapproval'of the Govern-
ment's course in .proclaiming the
League, but denied that he had left
. the Unionist party.
On Saturday Mr. Browningg, owner
of two lots at Morris, Mau., obtain-
ed an interim injunction to reetrain
the Red River Valley contractors
and others from constructing, the
railway across his property. The
grader worked hard and got the
grade across the lots before the in.
junction could ba granted.
The Chicago Journal says.—"The
outlook for the agriculturist:, of
"-Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and the
southern portions of Michigan and
Wisconsin, is bloomy in the extri-a
me. Those naturally splendid and
fertile territoriea,undoubtedly incluid•
ing some of the finest and largest
granaries and food stores of the
North America continent, have for
fourteen months been subject to a
visitation of drought to which a
paralled cannot be found within the
range of the oldest living inbah'.
itant's recollection.
Alayor Sutton, nitictren Cour.,
cilnlen and the Street Commissioner
of Vi1kesbarre, Pa,, were arrested
on complaint of citizens residing in
the Third and Sixth Wards? for
failing to keep the streets' in those
wards in ordtr, and for allowing
stagnant water to accumulate, gam-
ing foul smells, dangerous to tin
health of the community in that
part of the city and harmful to pro-
perty interests. Considerable excite-
u)eet wits manifested when the en,
tire municipal body was marched
before Alderman Parson and held
to answer in $300 each. The
Councilmen went bail for ono an•
other, and the Chief of Police for the
Mayer anti Streets Comtnis-
sioner.
Richard Coati ono of the
early settlers of East Wawanosh,
was found dead in 1•etl nn Tuesday
morning of last week. Ho wa,t 78
years of age.
Mr. L. G. VanEgmond, of Sea -
forth, has doubled up with Miss
Vanstone, of Seaforth.
—Tine apple crop in L'unbton
county is likely to be very large this
year. The summer apples are now
being gathered and a large shipment
of thein was made tho last week.
The winter apple crop will also be
very large, and, with More moisture
very fine. The plum crop is slight.
Tho poach crop id propectiveiy very
large, and will bo very flue. The
Bummer varieties are already pieced
on the market at good figures. The
grape crop for the ;round planted is
simply immense. The fruit is
likely to be clean anti pretty in
hunch end berry. All small fruits
have been safely gathered i11 unusual
excellence and quantities, notwith-
standing the save•e drought.
MARRIAGES.
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LEGEAR—FISIIER.—At the residench
the bride's•' parents, Gocierich,'ion the
16th inst., by the Rev. G. F. Salton,jas•
listed by Rev. C;. R. Turk, Rev. J. T.
Leif ea of Ethel, to ,Iis.s Addie Fisher,
of'iluderieh.
I'owell's sarsaparilla and burdock
the most powerful blood purifier in.
the market. Price 50ets. a bottle
Sold by all druggists. 443.3m.
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected every Too ylny aftorpoon.) .
CLINTON
Flour $4 00 to 4 30
Fall Wheat, new & old 0 70 to 0 80
Spring Wheat 0 70 to 0 80
Barley, . 0 4Q to 0 48
Oats .029tui030
Peas 048to048
Appleiglvinter) per bbl 1 00 to l 50
Potatoes 0 60 to 0 70
Butter .. 0 12 to 0 13
Eggs 0 13 to 0 15
Hay 800to900
Cordwood 3 00 to 4 00
Beef ..000to000
Wool 0 24 to 0 25
At this season of the year every-
one should nee Powell's sarsaparilla
and burdock, it cleanses and enriches
the blood. Price 50 cts., sold by.
all druggists. :• 443-3m. .
NEW 8011OOL BOOKS,
I have just received the new books auth••
el'ized for use in
11i h. and Pud,lu: Schools; Collegiate
Institutes and ModelClasses,
Also, a full stock of &hool S,tl,l,lics,
• Stationefyl, Maps, Lesson Tables,
etc., etc.
WM. COOPER
• Beaver Block Book Store.
Ii10 'l'Ul LADIES -WHILE THANKING MY
1. numerous Lady customers for their patronage
in the. past, 1 desire to inform them that 1 have
removed to Clinton, a.8 a more central location
witI, Lotter main connections, end to do away
with. the, nesessity of c,ulvassing Clinton. I am
prepared to 611 orders on very short notice, and
satisfactorily, in Ladies', 1Pios' and Children's
'ors•t:s.' ,_boulder 14(1,84 ,n1 Supporters.
('1 III'en•s Waists a specialty. Clinton Indies,
who promised fail orders, please;call when it
suits and have Letter satisfaction. Stonnall
ladles please give orders to Miss hunter. Ile•
member the place, over Mr. Twitchell's store.
E. .1. COULTER, Clinton, Aug 19. im
'r) TCIIERING BUSINESS -THE UNDER-
! wishes )0 ''4I, to to the people of
t•linton •w:1 milli:in:Reg country, that in order.
to snitnbh meet the, denrnllil 1 of 1)1e very minter.
onseash'lners, Ile has bought out the business
of Mr, R. Fitz+l mons, and will carry on the sane,
o ith the choicest meats in season. Every effort .
wili he ovule to meet the wtintr of all, and he
hopes to merit and receive a fair shame of public
patronae. Lowest prices for,eQ large, orders.
Ferner, trade 11 specialty, ALREnT MAY.
CURES
Cutiap!a in ,
11 i1 in,,.wrc.•'.,•,
Impure
11100 1,
Dyspepsia,
Kidney
Complaint,
Skin
TII1: QdIU .11 1' Il EGUL,t1'OIL
of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels and Blood. Cures
Headache, (lonstipntion, Fannie Complaints, and
Builds up the System. head the following : "For
yen's pasta Hage suffered from dyspepsia anti 1
irut reen,unendn 1 to try Dr. 1lodder's Compound.
1 raid so and found it a perfect euro -E. 1. CUR.
TN, Toren .0, (hit " Sohl ever;% where. Price,75c.
Du,llelDitEI(•S Ce81011 ANp LUNG CURE
Never Fails (tonic nteed. Price, 25' and 50e.
The Unlon Medicine Cs,, Proprietors, Toronto, Ont
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Just Opened Out for the Sununer Trade,
NEW LAWNS, NEW MUSLINS, NEW PRINTS'
NSW STU"FT' Ci -00D8_ C -i -RAND
We are Showing a Special Job Line of PRINTS at 8c., worth 12-i
Millinery Department Fully Assorted.
FIVE -PER -CENT -OFF - F'OR - CA.SH
JOHN WISEMAN, Manager.
,rte. s.._.._..... * ...,=,e,
FOUND, sometimeago,on the 14th concession,
coderieh township, a'nan's overcoat; also
within the past month, on the Maitland comes.
Bien leading to the Iloln:c::vino bridge, a large
bunch of keys. The owners can have these
articles by calling at 11111. W. IHERBISON'S,
Mount Pleasant Creamery, Coderich Township.
SERVANT WANTED.
GOOD GENERAL SERVANT Wanted, good
wages.
Apply to
MRS. KENNEDY
456-t4 Royal hotel, Clinton.
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Estate J. HODGENS.
WESTERJ FJTIR
Industrial and Art Exhibition,
LONDON, CANADA.
19th to 24th Sept., 1887.
LIBERAL :-: PREMIUMS !
—FOR—
Live Stock, Machinery, &c.
NEW GROUNDS, NEW BUILDINGS, NEW
RACE TRACK, are being provided ter the Porth•
coming Jubilee Exhibition at an e.tinl:tial cost of
5120,000.00.
HALF A MILLION DOLLAItS will be repre-
sented by the Live Stock display.
GRAND ExtnarrS IN STATUARY
AND SCULPTURE.
The Committee on Attractions are preparing a
splendid programme. Better than ever.
Send your address on•a postal card for copy of
the Prize List. For all information write
to the Secretary.
A. W. PORTE, GEO. McBRROOM,
456.3E President. . Secretary.
$Decia/ Notice
Get your .Notes and Acr•a,(ut.4 collect-
ed by
Westcott d Sanders,
EXETER, - .ONT;
They collect Notes and Accounts in
any part at Mentos' reasonahlc rate.,.
MONEY 'ro LOAN at lowest rates of
interest., Fire, Life, and Accident
Insurance Agents. Give thein a cull.
Office :—James- t., Exeter, 01,tario.
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DRESS MAKIN(1.-Mrs. Campbell, of London
7J has opened Dress skim; Rooms over the
Dry Good Store of Geo. E. Pay & Co., with first.
class .assistants. - She 15111 a position to turn out
wort: equal to any in the city. She respectfelly-
asksa trial order. Rooms over (IF.0, E. PAY Fl
CO'S, Dry Goods Store. i
-FARM FOR RENT
. IEING Lot 13, eit1:' 141, (lode'ieh'township,
13 conslstingof Sb'acres, 70 domed, Wc11 water-
ed. Good frame house anti bank barn ; good
orchard of hearing fruit. -About four miles from -
Clinton. For 1,111 particulars apply on the pro.
miens, Or address.
(180. BURNS,
456.04 Clinton P. O.
A. A. B EN N ETT,
I—THE LB.t)1Nc—
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
—AN1)—
EMBALM =EE,
Red atoeicer Store,
ALBERT ST.. Clel15.1TON
Farc +.F,ai .r zahl cto
ATTENTION !
FARMERS !
Implements !
Implements !
D'1.u(0It 111(.11( S.F.I.E,IlIN DEUS,
REAPERS, MOWERS,
8E11:D DRILLS, 110.1iSJ R \K1:i
CUTTING BOXES, SIIELLF:IUS,
ETC., ETC.,
And all Implements used on a gain
as Good as the Lest, and as Cheap
as the Cheapest., at
J. . B. WEIR'S
IMPLEMENT WAItERUOb1S,'
CLINTON. ONTARIO
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APPLES WANTED.
WANTED, 20,000 BARIREi.S OF HARVEST,
FALL AND WINTER Apples.
Apply to D. CANTELON,
453—tf Clinton.
Grand Dominion & Industrial
EXHIBITION
1887
TOJO]TTO,
Sept. 5th to 17th.
$30,000 IN PRIZES.
Entries Close A11'„•iist lath.
This, being the Dominion and Industrial Exhi-
bitions cc ntbined, will be the greatest exhibition
of the agricultural and industrial products of
this country over held.
SZTA Grand Pragrauune of Special Attractions
is being preparee.
Return tickets at single fare anti cheap excur-
sions on all railways during the full time of the
Exhibition.
1 rhe greatest event of the Jubilee Year.
For Prize Lists and full information address
J. J. WITHROW, II. J. HILL,
President. Mgr. and Sec.,
454 ' Toronto.
TO THE FARMERS !
Study your own interest and go where
you eau get
Reliable > Harness,'
I manufacture none lint the BRsT or STOex.
Beware of shops that sell cheap, 00 they have
dot to live. ire' Call and get prices. Orders
by mail promply attendbd to
'.,HEN ,
HARNESS EMPORIUM, BLVTIi, ONT.
ADIES!
You cail•get a pair of
BUTTONED
BOOTS,
Warranted Strictly
Solid Leather,
—FOP—
x'1..25
JACKSON'S
BARGAIN
SHOE HOL/SE;
Opposite the Town Hall.
DETLOR & CO'S
Great Sniiiei Sale !
NOW GOING O.N.
0
STARTLTNG VALUE
IN MANY LINES.
LADIES' & GENT'S ARTS AT JOB PRIORS.
0
Orders for Dressmaking receive prompt attention
J. C. DETLO-R-&OO.
ROBERT
MONSTER
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Lasts Ten Days Loiiger
All should avail themselves of this opportunity to secure
BARGAINS before the busy season sots in.
Call early and satisfy yourselves as , to' the truth of this
advertisement.
Robertson's
GREAT GASH STORE
jamoluessenziemmmaa
ABSOLUTELY NEW STOOK
BOOTS AND SHOES!
o H i 80n P8
Searle's Block, oppn-ite the Market,
The Thermometer has dropped 'and so hove
my prices.
Courteous Treatment. Best Assortment., All
Leather Goods. Startlingly Low Prices% No,.
• Trouble to show Goods.
oa Don't Forget they Place—W. ., Simpson's,
opposite the Market, ulintonl.
gam" It will pay you to remember the address and giv
hiin a call.
THE NEWS-RECORD
11'01
FINE JOB PRINTING.
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