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the Largest, The Cheapest and fest Assorted Stock
THEY HAVE °Enna=
T:3r:ru6S c3-oon_ sSPECIAL LINES MI DRESS AND FLANIVELSS
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Choice Coode, Elegant Styles. Endless Variety.
now PR.xcMs. OUR MANTLE DEPARTM'NT 18 NOW OPEN
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_� NTLE
QEP'T OPEN
Mme 3uetat)astul >ahauugeulent ae iu the pant. . Great Specialty with us
very Garment a. Perfect Fit.
Low -Priced Flannels, (heap Underclothing, We aim to
give the GREATEST VALUE for the LEAST MONEY.
Satisfy yourselves at
CEO. E. PAY & CO.'S,
NOTED FOR LOW-PRICED DRY -GOODS.
1111101=11.1.1...A Aft
or town which has a Polico Magis-
trate appointed for a county or dis-
trict, shall have jurisdiction in the
whole of the county or district, in-
clusive of every city or town therein,
whether such city or towirhas or
has not also a Police Magistrate of
its own."
The courts have again hold that a
County Police Magistrate has no
jurisdiction in the towns, although
the words of the above seotiou wore
intended to give him such jurisdic-
tion. It was to overcome this de-
cision of the courts that the Govern-
ment issued subsequent commissions
to the Scott Act Police Magistrates,
appointing them • general Police
Magistrates for the towns. Mr.
Shaw advises the Warden that 48
Vic. not having been repealed by
50 Vic., is still in • force, and that
both Acts must be read together.
The.Govorntnent there°ore can only
appoint a salaried Police Magistrate
when the County Council passes a
resolution affirming the expediency
thereof. After that has been done,
they may' then go on and "appoint
more Police Magistrates than one"
&c., leaving it optional with the
County Council to pay such addi-
tional Magistrates or not as they see
fit. But the Government can't
make any appointment at all until
the County. Council -passes the re-
solution provided• for in the first
mentioned Act.
Should this contention be sus-
tained by the courts it will leave
Mr. Vanstono in a bad fix. It
will not affect his proceedings in
the towns, for the .power of the
Goverent to appoint Police Mag-
istratilliViiitliout salary in towns has
never boon questioned. But it
leaves him without jurisdiction in
the. County, and consequently liable
in damages to every one whom he
has fined or imprisoned, outside of
-.----Walkerton and Kinearaine. The
Act for .the._protection- of_. Magis-.
tratos will not shield him,' because
he was not Magistrateat all until
appointed for Walkerton and Kin-
• sardine. His commission as Police
Magistrate for the towels makes him
a county Justice of the Peace, and
anything he can do iu that capacity
since thou would be legal. But a
single Justice of the •Peace, cannot
..-try Scott Act cases, .consequently
all the fines, he has collected
throughout .the county in Scott Act
cases, can bo recovered from hint
with costs, besides rendering hint
liable to an action for damages in
each case. ,
The point thus raised is of great
public importance. Nearly all the
Scott Aet Police Magistrates in the
Province are in the same position
as Mr.. Vanstono. If it bo decided
1n nInst them,
it will undoubtedly
1
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baring
ruin to those among thein
Who may be possessed of any means.
Powell's sarsaparilla and burdock
the most powerful blood purifier in.
the market. Price 50cta. a bottle
Sold by all druggists. 443-3m.
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected every Tuesday afternoon.)
CLINTON
Flour 84 00 to 4 30
Fall Wheat, new & old 0 75 to 0 80
Spring Wheat 0 75 to 0 80
Barley0 40 to 0 50
Oats 0 28 to 0 30
Peas . 0 50 to 0 50
Apples,(winter) per bbl 1 00 to 1 50
Potatoes .. 0 50 to 0 60
.. 0 15 to 0 16
015 to 016
800 to 900
300 to 400
000to000
024 to 025
Butters
Eggs
Hay
Cordwood
Beef
Wool
TORONTO MARKETS.
September 27.
WHEAT,—No. 2 red winter was wanted
at79 to 80c. present delivery. No. 2 fall is
nominal at 79 to 79, No. 2 spring at 80e
to 80e. No. 1 hard Manitoba is quoted at
82c to 82.
BARLEY—Trade is dull, with very little
offering as yet. No. 2 is quoted at 62c to
63e.
• OAT,.—there is a moderate demand and
prices rule steady. Ncw sold at 34c on
track, and old are nominal at 35c.
PEAS.—Trade is dull, and in absence of
sales, prices are nominal at 58c to 59c for
No. 2.
BuTrEn.—The supply is moderate and
the demand good, with sales at 20e to 22c
for good to choice dairy. Round lots in
the country are quoted at 16c to 17c.
Inferior to medium qualities job at 16e
to 18c, and rejections sell at 11c to 12c in
lots.
BIRTHS.
1)ODDS.—In Saafo•th, on the 17t17 inst.,
the wife of Itlr.John Dodds, pop manu-
facturer, of a daughter.
13.1.\1'DEN.--In Blyth, on the 21th inst.
the wire of lir, pinnas Hairdo!' of a
danghti'r.
Eons.—There is a pod supply, and
prices are about steady at 16c a dozen in
round lots.
Ct1REsa.-There is a fair demand with
sales at 12e in small lots,
Pol•A'1.OES.-Receipts are increasing and
prices steady at 85e per bag in car
lots and at $1 for small lots.
Wool,. —'1'he market is steady,
receipts .being moderate. Good fleece
brings 20c to 21e, selections 22e to 23e,
and rejections 1'7c to 18c.' "Southdown,
25e to 20c.
FOC 1T MARKET.
The quantity of fruit on the market to-
day was not large and little change in
Dices about, the sante. Peaches brought
from 50e ; pears 40e to 90e : liluths, 50e
to 1.00 ; apples, $1,50 to $2.50 per bar-.
rel ; grapes, tic to 5c per Ib.
iiARRIAGES. •
1:1:ACHII'%—CROLL: --- In Clinton on
Sept, 21st., at the residence 01 the
bride's tat1ter, by the Rev. W. W.
Sparltng, 11 [r. Thos. heaelliee, of the firm
of Keachie & Bond, Galt, to Alaggie
Ernla, sernn,l daughter of Air. John
Croll.
GREEN---CROLL. —111 Clinton on Sept.
21st at the residence of the bride's
Gather, by the Raw. W. W. Spading.
ofthel
Parkhill
• T Green editor
,In•,Ta
s.
to Frances Cecilia,
third daugh-
ter
0d
-
ter
of Mr. John ('roll.
wrie,'(VART.—On the North Boundary,
I'sborue, on the 22nd inst., Jantes
Stewart, aged 85 years,
DAVIDSON.—In Exeter, on Tlrr.day,
the 22nd inst., Aldo Dorettanfant
Davidson,D
daughter of John anti Jessie
aged 8 months, 12 days.
COURT OF REVISION—VCTERS' LIST;12s7.
Notice is hereby given that a Court will be
]end, pursuant to "The Voters' List Act,' by
lie Honor the Judge of the County Court of the
County of Iiuron, at the COUNCIL CII AMBER,
CLINTON, on WEDNESDAY, THE TWELFTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, -1887, at nine o'clock in the
orenoon, to shear and determine the several
complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters'
List of the Municipality of Clinton for 1887. .111
,ersons having business at the Court are rcgvicet•
ed to attend at the said time and plat.,. ,'Dated
this 26th day of September, 1S87. WILLIAM
COATS, Clerk of the said Municipality. 4e3td
And again in charge of MISS 00(3, who has given our patrons the- highest satisfaction for the past two seasinls,
Our Assortment of
CLOTHS AND TRIMMINGS IS VERY COMPLETE.
Intending purchasers will find it to their advantage to give us a look througli. . FIVE PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.
JOHN WISEMAN, Manager. . Estate J. HODGENS.
Down, Away Down They Gro!
o�
ROB. W. COATS
THE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED COLUMBUS WATCH,
i8 SELLING _
A WATCH FOR $2.75
THAT WILL BEEP GOOD TIMM-
The Best flue inthe County to get Spectacle,
ROB. W. COATS, CLINTON.
BUTCHERING liCSiNESS—THE UNDE1:•
signed wishes to intimate to the people of
Clinton and sttrromnding country, that In order
to suitably meet the detnfulds of Ills very runner.
u out the business
Dins customers, he has bought 0
of Jnr. R. 11tv•fmons, and will carry on the saipe
pith the choicest meats in season. Every effort
"will be mode 1•o gleet the wants of all, and he
hopes to merit n Wi - receive a fair share of public
patronage. Lowest prices for large orders.
Farmers trade a specialty, ALBERT 3IAY.
At this season of the year every•
one should use Powell's sarsaparilla
and burdock, it cleanses and enriches
the blood. Price 50 ets., sold by
all druggists. 443-3m.
a+•
DRESS MAKING.—Mrs. Campbell, of Loudon
AJ has opened Dress Making Rooms over the
Dry Good Store of Geo. E. Pay & Co. , with first-
class assistants. She is in a position to turn out
work equal to any in the city. ' She respectfully
r, k.aa trial order. Rooms over GEO. E. PAY 9&
CO'S, Dry Goods Store.
ABOUT:-: PRINTING.
THE HURON NEWS -RECORD .
Ras- unsurpassed' facilities for
the execution of all kinds of
Job'" Printing. In all lints we
can guarantee a superior class
of work at moderate rates.
vr Leave your orders for Fall
Printing with The News -Record
SHORTHORNS FOR -SALE.
�IIIRF.E FiNE YOUNG" B1'LLS, good color
- .rind pc'ligrces• They will he sold on reasons.
able terms and prtees to suit the times. For
particulars apply to W. J. BIGGINS, Elmhurst
{arm, Clinton P. O.
September 10th, 1a57. 4113-4t
STRAY STEER.
AME into the enclosure of the subscriber, lot
34, con. 12, Ifullett, about the middle of
D WHITE STEER, two
Juno last, one RED A\
years old. Tile orncr Will please
pay expenses
and take the aninull aa'ny, ANDREW TAYLOR.
iRlllett, Sept. 17, 1887. 402.41
THERE IS NO
Royal Road to
Fortune I
But you will find it an easy
- -one if you will
PRACTICE
ADVERTISERS
Bear in mind that The Newa-
itecord is positively one of the-.
best advertising mediums in
Western Ontario, and to the
business igen of Clinton offers
litany advantages.
THE DO11}IILE CIRCULATION
Talks to Thousands. -
WHITELY & TOR, - - Publishers
WANTED.
AFL•'(O\I) CLASS MALE TEACHER, for
School Section No. 10,' East Wawanosh.
Duties to commence 1st of October. A man of
experience preferred.
(IEOROE (WENN, Sec.iTrea ,
Blyth P, 0„ Ont
APPLES WANTED.
WANTED, 20000 BARRELS OF HAIIVEST,
FALL AND WINTER Apples.
Apply to D. CANTELON.
451—tt Clinton.
WOOLS. - • WOOLS.
'As w0 import our Wools direct from Ger-
e' 5t011het•S
our Cll
' are hie t
(7 give 1
Ger-
many we are a � The the very best stock at low prices, The
following lines are kept,in stock 11001111,
Andalusian, Zephyr, Ice, Pompadour,
Fleecy, Saxony, Lobelin and Crewel.
FINGERING VA1t.NS--a splendid litre 01'
all makes, shades and prices.
Tato 0' Shanters, Hoods, Caps, etc„ made
to order. Give Its a call and you will be
•convinced that the 11.13.13.8. is the place
to (10131.
W. Cooper, 'Beaver Block, Clinton
Oxford and Ncw Glasgow Rail-
way.
SOU.-- 311soo Item TO Pierer Tows, Bnax011
OV I. C. R.
ECONOMY
AND BUY YOUR
Boots & Shocs
AT
JACKSON'S
BARGAIN
S/IOE /'°11sE,
.'I'entler for the Cons(%tcti07t of 11-o1'I•4.
CIEALt;D TENDERS, addressed to the under -
A7 signed end endorsed "Tender for Oxford and
New Glasgow Itaitway," will be received at this
otfleo up to noon on Monday, the 1001 day of
October, 1887, for certain works 8f construction.
Plans and profiles will be open for inspection
at the Office of the Chief Engineer of Govern•
meat Railways at Ottawa, and also at the Office
of the Oxford and New Glasgow llailway, ,at
River John, Plctou Co., Nova Scotia, on and after
the 1st day of October, 1887. when the general
specification and form of tender maybeo0t5ined
upon application.
allo tonder will be ontertnined aides en one of
the printed forms 'find all the conditions are
complied with.
By order,
A. P. BRADLEY,
Secretory.
Dep vtment of Rtilwsys and Cannis,
Ottawa, 0th September, 1887. 402-8t
Opposite the TGW[.I, ITall.
MILLINERY OPENING1
O
J. C. DETLOR & CO
The stock is always fresh
i � a
and the prices are cut to
snit the times.
Try us and be convinced.
WILL HOLD THEIR
OressGoods1 Mii/nery Opening
ON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH,
And following days of the week.
Grand Display of LATEST NOVELTIES, See
their large assortment of Mantle Cloths and
Trimmings. Mantles cut free of charge.
J. O. DETLOR & 00.
AB8OLL/TELY NEW STOCK
�OPi �s
BOQTS AND SHOES!
W./1. Simpson's
Searle's Block, opposite the Market.
The Thermometer has dropped, !and sot'have
my prices.
Courteous Treatment. Best. Assortment. All
Leather Goods. Startlingly Low Prices..__..Na___
Trouble to show Goods.
aizz.Don't Forget the Place—W, H. Simpson's,
opposite the Market, Clinton.
a It will pay you to remember the address and bite
hint a. call.
EA LED 'I'E N DERS addressed to pho )1111151•
signed, and endorsed "Tonder for Goderfch
Works," will he received at this office until
Friday, the 14th day of October, for the construe•
tie, o tee
e' teer
4 works :at l:ode]•ieh 0'
ut. 111 accordance
ane
with a. Plan and spocifiention to be sect at the
Department of Public Works, Ottawa, and at the
office of the Town Clerk, 00300ah.
Tenders will not be consit'ered un1568 made on
the form supplied and signed with the actual
signatures of tenderers.
An accepted• bank cheque payable to order of
Minister of Public Works and equal to Ave per
00)4. of amount of tender, must accompany each
Ender. This cheque will he forfeited It the
the
N orlpi ontrac1 the
d for, contract l to and will beeturnril in case
of non"acceptnure of tender.
Tho DepartnleM does not hind itself to accept
the lowest or any tender.
By ort:er,
A
- Secretary,
Department of Public works, t
Ottmwn, 14th September, 1887.1 403 21
A. A.. BEN.NETT, 1
i —THE LEADING_
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
—AND-
EMBALM HSR,
1 Iced Mocker Store,
ALBERT ST. CLINTON:
TO THE FARMERS !
study your own interest and go where
you can get
Reliable 'laxness.
I mannlactul•e none hut the Bttsr 01• STOCK.,
Beware of shops that sell cheap, as they have
!111 to live.' ttnr Call and get prices. Orders
by mail proupiy attended to
crO N T. Cast 3R.'.1`'• •'`1x2.,
HARNESS E51POIIIUM, B1.YTi1, ONT.
(",DR.HODDER'S�
BURDOCK
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1IAND j
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11/0
CDMPouND f
L.
CURES
Liver
Complaint,
Dyspepsia,
B111or1nr$5,
Sisk
a 'he
Road �
Kidney
'1'ronbles1
(the umat ism,
Skin Discuses
rind all Imwm••
!ties of the
Blood from
whatever
cause arising.
Female Wclttkues.Ca 0.1101 General Debit..
ity. conttr'ated, Pleasarely nt EffectualTV.b.tr�
Ask for Dr. llodders Coumponhd
Take no other Sold everywhere. Price 75
cents per bottie.
OR HOMERS COUGH & LUNG CURE
p,r bottle everywhere.
and m 25 anufacturers, crit,
The Union Medicine Co. Toroflto,Cafa
ATTENTION !
FARMERS !
Implements !
Implements !
McOORMICK SELF—BINDERS, -
ItEAPERS, MOWERS,
SEED DRILLS, HORSE RAKES
PLOWS, - '
CUTTING BOXES, SHELLERS,
ETC., ETC.,
Anc} all Implements used on a farm
as Gombas the Best, and as Cheap
as the Cheapest, at
J. E. WEIR'S,
IMPLEMENT WAREROOMS,
CLINTON. ONTARIO
Special Notice
Get your Notes and Accofrnts collect.
ed by
J. T. WESTOOTT
EXETER, - ONT.
He collects .Notes tilted Accounts to
any part at the most reasonable rates.
MONEY TO LOAN at lowest ratas of
interest. Fire, Lsfe, and Accident
Insurance Agent. hire 41115 a call,
Office :---James-st,, Exeter, Ontario,
W