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Brushes.
'1'o are showing' a cheap Rao of Toilet
Soaps.
We are showing aline of Combs.
We show a fine line of Tooth Brushes,
We arm offering a Snap in Whisks.
We have low lines iii Sponges,
lir.. keep. Tooth Picks and sell thein
elaeap.
We'keep Chamois Skins, best quality,
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and we will try and please you,
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Is the spot for
all • the newest
Blouse Mater-
ials.
New De Lanes for Blouses,
New Sateens for Blouses.
New Pongees for Blouses,
New Crinkles for. Blouses,
New Wash Silks for Blouses,
The s3Wast tains ia the
trade for Ladies Blouses is
the Shappherd Check Wash
Silks, We 'gave them in
all sh adds for 25c, per yard,
J. A, Stewart.
Notice to Times' Readers.
The publishers would esteem it a favor if
readers would,when making their purchases,
mention that they saw the merchant's adver-
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notices of public meetings, entertainments
auction sales, etc., appearing in there local
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°eliteper'
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Bhangs of advertisements in current issue copy
must he handedinto office on Tuesday.
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THURSDAY. JULY 12tk, 1894.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
FOR, SALE, -1 second head Phaeton, 1
second hand two -seated carriage, and one
nett of second hand harnese. Also new
buggies and °arts. Apply to
W. G. Blesjar.
The Lame Record has changed hands.
J. H. Benner, of Marmore, is the new
proprietor.
Robert Coleman, a highly respected
citizen of Seaforth, died suddenly last
week of heart failure and Bright's disease.
Servant Girl wanted to go to London.
Duties ;to commence middle of Angnet.
For particulars apply to Mrs M J White,
Exeter,
Mr. T. a, Follick, who last week resign-
ed the position of organist of the St.;vlary's
Methodiet church, was presented with a
handsome white onyx mantle clock and a
gold pen by the congregation. Mr. F,
held the position for a number of years.
By a violent hailstorm which passed
over the southern part of McGillivray the
Preabyterian Church at Ailsa Craig was
completely shattered. As an instance of
its severity Joseph Prosser, mernhant, sold
`?6 worth of glass to help to repair the
'Res to windows alone next day.
to bad train arrangements by the
'9bratiou committee those of the
-.linen who attend the 12th of
ton in that ,ewe, to -day,
'id the railway aecom-
taould hundreds more
have 'visited Park.
'Whiting of
on Mort.
metery,
Sharon
mg taught
one child
leaves a wife
ildran, well p o-
.were tho geests of
. here.
meet that the picnic
Grand Bend last:week,
by tieing hellebore in b
,ppere it itioorrcet. None of , d
read the drag in the house and a
„bait solution Of the Problem Use b
y as any yet advanced. pielstil. ie
IGrevtttaa.
Flax pulling commeaeed an Men•ae,y,
JIr. John G. Blatchford shipped a largo
quantity of hay to Beaton this week.
Our reeroheuta will adopt the early
cl:aeiu,; of their stores during the satutner.
Road Carling bro`s and G. G. J'ahnstou`s
elianges of advertisement; they will inter -
ety
s ole.
Daring the storm on Friday same of
the windows an trout of G. G. Johatton'e
stere were broken by the ;hail.
The purchase of Mr, Pic'set'a farm on
Loudon road, near Clinton for the County
Souse of Refuge, has been, Ito repleted.
The Exeter creamery ie daily receiving
new patrons, and before ivany weeps it
will have doubled the average business of
last year.
Fourteen passengers were killed end
fourteen injured by the wreck of a railway
train between Lezena and Birboa, Spain,
ou Saturday.
Sir Oliver Mowat can square matters
with the Patron members .bv preeeatiug
eaeh with a brand new: hayfork anti
enougb lightning i ods to properly protect a
barn,
Americans who by their great Written
C,anetitutaon are gua•anteed freedom in the
pursuit of happiness will now proceed to
pur.ue it somewhere outside the State of
Illinois,
The Ladies' Aid of Caven Preabyteri'n
church will hold a lawn social on the
grounds of Mr, R. S. Lang on Sion lay
evenu,g, July 16th. A good time expect-
ed. Sea bills for particulars and be sure
to attend.
A Granton 0orreeponiient writes:-afre,
John Down, of Ushorne Tp., was visiting
at ale. Noah Wass's this week. Dire.
Down has three daughters keine in the
township of Blanshard: Mrs. Joseph Hoop_
er, Mrs Cha.lee Hooper sad bird. William
Wa93.
A uuion show of the South Enron and
Tuokersmith Br a n c h Agricultural
Societies will this year be Maid at Sea -
forth, on Thuraday and Friday, the 27th
and 28th of September, this being the
week following the vVeetern Fair at
London.
Whether settled or not this trouble in
Chicago is but the beginning of the end
Any civil war requires some little time to
gat properly started, and the outlook room
'see that Canadians will get eeneationa
newspaper reading from Uncle Sam s
domain during the next few years.
A couple of fakirs ire 'working' Datario
towns for illustrated supplements, nomin-
ally in the interests of local publishers,
but actually for themselves, They ahow
very nice sample:. get good prices, but
having no circulation for their sheets, do
no good. However, they collect gniukly
and pass on to the neat town, nag ee
A terrible accident happened on the
6th lies ot Morris, on Monday week
whereby John Currie lost his kfe. Kr.
Currie, along with other men, was shing-
ling on Mr. Samuel Love's barn, when he
fell of, a distance of 30 feet, to the ground
and was ]tilled. He leaven a widow and
four children to mourn his Ince.' . .y
Mies bland Flicks who has been in Tor-
onto for the past several months under
the inetruction of Prof. Field has return-
ed home, carrying high honors for musical
excellence), among which being a val-
uable testimonial from Mr. Field, who
says she is proficient in the rendition Sof
both ancient and modern composition.
The medical practitioners in Tnoendale
have disposed of their practices, and in-
tend moving eitywards. Dr. Murray is
succeeded by Dr. Fora, of Woodham, Dr.
Weekes' saeoessor is Dr. Hughes, of Lon-
don township. Dr Murray will likely
locate in one of the large western cities,
whilst Dr. Weekes intends to practice in
London.
These are dog days. They began n Jniy
and will end Aug. 11. They have noth-
ing to do with dogs beyond making those
animate uncomfortable, like the rest of us,
from the heat. They get their nanne from
the fact that Siriu3,the brighteststar in the
constellation alfa ton of the Great Dog, and sailed
the Dog Star, on these dace rises and sets
with the sun. •- r�
Dentist Anderson, with his
' wife, from
Exeter, were in town on Monday visiting
friends, and when out for a drive in the
afternoon their horde became frightened
and started to kick. The brute finally
ran away, and horse and buggy tumbled
down the embankment in front of Mr.
Kyle's residence, West Ward, but not
until the occupants jumped from the rig.
Nobody was hurt. --Mitchell Advocate.
Did you know that the following items`
of local news ware published free ? Notices
of births, marriages awl deaths, or news
of any kind that is of interest in your
own locality. That if you have a friend
visiting, or if" you know of any one going
on a vacation, we will cheerfully announce
tbe fact free of charge ? That we are
potting forth every effort to give you a
filet °lase Iocal. paper and to do so we need
your assistance. l
'A dastardly attempt at train wreck in
is reported from Wingham. A few nights
ago as the evening express from Palmer-
ston and Kincardine was approaching a
bridge between Blueyale and Wingham
the driver noticed an obstruction on the
track, but not'
1n time me to prevent p y his
engine from
4 striking. UL examination it
was found that a large tic had been.
securely placed between the needle beams
of the bridge. The damage to the engine
was slight, but a serious accident might
have occurred had it not been noticed in
time. ,Deteeti:ves are at work on the
Case.
It is na
oesaary that everybody in town be
vaccinated. Very few people but have a
r'
eudie against p 1 c gainst vaccination, but it is
because they have not studied the
question and cannot know of the protect-
ion it gives against smallpox. One
illustration should be aonviaoiag if the
proof is plainly in fever of Het beneficial
effects.
A few years ago there were forty
°aeon of'ewallpox in Wandsor, thirty of the
patients had been vaoolnated, while the
remaining ten had not. Of the former all
had the disease in a atodified. form and
escaped, while of the letter, eight died,
and the rernaining two were dreadfully
dieagured, ;1 ,;�
The family of Mr. Tames McTavish, of
Nippon road,Tuckersmith, have recently
suffered sovere bereavements, having lost
by death two daughters of the household.
A. few days ago they received the sad
telli
genes of the death of their son James.
It seems that he was engaged with the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company, and e
while repairing a bridge near Reveletroke, ee
Matilde Columbia, that had been damaged i
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EXETER TIKES.
Leavinf: 'Gown,
Mr, N, Daher Heaton, who, hes bee
sltb-msuager of the Molson's hank her
for some time, received orders last wee
to go to Ride town as inauag er of >;h
branch there,. area together with hi
family, leavesou
u Friday for tt a o i.h •
YeY at
place, where he succeeds Mr, Mahon, who
tares charge of a branch at Serol, Qae,
Mr, Mutton's aneoeesar in Exeter is Mr.
Ward,lats aceouutaut'at the Dtolson', bank,
London, Ont. On T'harsley eveuing a
large number of DIr. Iiurdon'a friends,
aid they are legion here,will ussetnble and
present him with a handsome easy
their, aooampanled by a feeling address.
Mr. Burden, doriud his residence in
Exeter, has proved himself an enterprising
citizen, who was alwaye foremost in pie -
meting any echaute for the welfare of the
town, and his absence will be greatly
missed both in a public and private way.
He goes to Ridgetowo as te former citiztn
of that town, tell we feet •eertein he will
be royally welarnee.i hack.
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Notice R. N. Rewede change of Adv.,
u special bargains in bed room suites this
re week,
Preu:lorgaet, the assassin of Mayor
e fiarrieou, of Chicago, will be hanged July
$ 16.
Poranuels,
Mies Maud Rieke who his been atteu:i-
ing a school of In :alio 11 culture. in Torouto,
is home for vacation, -lire. 11, N. Rowo
visited friends in Clictou last week: -Miss
Haniiltun returned to St, Marys this week,
-Mr. J. A. Gregory, who has been attend-
ing the Collegiate Institute at Aylmer is
at present under the parental roof, -Prof:
Andrews of Heron Collage, London, con.
ducted service in Trivitt tlemorisl churoh
last tiunday in the ebsea:e of Mr, Elnut,who
with 'lira aunt an•l farnily are visaing
friends in Brussels and Walkerton. They
will return Friday •-ale W. Pickard and
son and daughter of Seaforth spent Suadiy
visiting Mr. Janis Pickard, town. -]fits
Kinsman attended the wedding of De.
Ford and Mites Bryden, at lilythesw0od. -
Mise L, Hardy preeido I at the orgae in the
Trivitt Meinorial Church Etat Sunday, in
the absence of Mrs. Hunt. -Mr, M,
Parkinson, ton of Mr. Thos. Parkinson,
town, Principal of Givens St, school,
Toronto, sucoaeled in uapt'armg the gold
andsilver tnedafs, also six ,eat ot the twenty
scholarships given in Torouto.-'Hies Wil•
mut Taylor returnel home from Landon
on Saturdaylest.-J A. Gregory leaver
title morning for London to R rite ou ht;
examinations. The examinations close ou
the 261h. -Mrs. Parsons has returned from
a visit among friends in Oshawa. -A, Q.l
Bobier took a business trip to Montreal
last week, and returne i on Tuesday. -11r.
Sam'l Halle, the veteran, of E.limville,
gave us a friendly pall on Saturday. -H. C.
Brewer of Clinton was in town on Tues-
day on business in connetion with the
Molsons bank, -T. Andrew of Elimvillo
leas got nicely aettled in his new store at
llinburn,-Mr. R Halle spent a Iesv days
of last week assisting him to opia stock
and get things ,;into shape. -air. ,T.te.
Walters who has been ill for soma time
is able to be about again. --Ira Alex Par-
don as employee of Mr, P. aieige, who
was taken to Lonion hospital last weer,
his system showing signs of typhoid fever,
hes returnei horns, no such symptoms
having developed, -Mr. Herb Muir of
OIinton visited friends in town this week.
-Miss Bella Acheson, who has been visit-
ing her sister Mrs. Gey,, Knight, Ilderton
for some time has returned hone. -Mies Id
Willis of Exeter North is visiting Mende in
Lucan and McGillivray. -Mr. J. Gould
of St Catherines, is visiting his parents
in town. -Rev, S. T. Ilartiett; formerly of
the Elimvillo circuit, was presented with
a purse of money and an address by the
congregation of Lakefield prior to his de-
parture. -Miss Ida Gillespie retarnod
home on Saturday, from a pleasant visit .
in Zarioh.-S. A. Poplestone D. U. G.
M. of No, 15 District installed the officers
of the several 0Idfellowe Ledges, Huron
Lodge Goderich, Ciiotnn Ledge, Clinton.
Exeter and Seaforth.during the past week,
-Mrs. McIntyre is visiting friends in
Windsor. -Mrs- Fulford of Chicago is
visiting her mother, Mrs: Morgan of
Exeter wart's.-}Irs. A. McPherson is
visiting friends in Landon and Brantford,
-Mr, S. Westaway visited friends in
Goderich last week.-Mr,D, Harris of
Lacca visited friends in town on Sunday.
-llr. C.. B. Dfarsland, of the Moisoae
bank bas t
a returned from his holidays,
vhioh he spout in Toronto. -Plies Delia
Crocker is visoiting Mende in St. Marys.
-Mrs. J. Gillespie is visiting friends in
Goderfah this week—Miss Gertie Mc
Cord has returned from Chicago.
Rennie Kinsman visited his brother in
Sarnia last week.-Sam'l Penhala of Tor-
nto, is spending vacation with friends
ere. -Mrs. (On) Rollins and family and
las Greenway are at present canning at
he Bend. -Mr. Sidney Kerr, of Hamburg
as returned home after a pleasant visit
with Mr. R• Ferguson. -Miss Louvica
Kelland who has been visiting Airs.
Fanson, returned to her home in London
his week. -Dr. Mary Hatton of Forest
nd Miss Sutherland of Iieneall called on
riends in town onlTuesday -Mise Blanche
Hodgins of Toronto is a guest at Mr. S.
xidley's.-Rev. Hunt will occupy his
ulpit in the Trivitt Memorial church
ext Sunday, after a pleasant sojourn at
the lakeside. -Mie, Banal Misery left on
ueaday for Manitoba, to visit friends, -
Mise Blatchford is visiting friends in
oronto.-Mr. J. Darling, lately in the
mploy of Mesers Pickard & Son, in cora-
any with Mr. A. Forsoith, will go :into
be drug business, possibly in Brussels.
here they are negotiating for purchase
f a drug stock. We wish;them sucee98.-
Miss Alcock . of Lucan was in town on
Wednesday. -Miss Polly Bawden, who
as been visiting friends in Toronto the
eat two weeks has returned home.-Mra.
.Halton, accompanied by hereon M.erviue
nd daughter Winnie, are visiting friends
n Londesboro this week.-lvir. Ward of
entice a e
nuc a ser to Mr. Rection of ,the
Maisons Bank k here arrived yesterday. -
r. Robert Simpson, of Lendon, a former
esident of Usbornteie visiting his nephew
r. Robert Lang. -While returning front
itchell the other evening, Mr. Wm.
eo by some unaccountable mune, travel-
ed about twelve miles out of his way,
rriving home in the eerie o
ga 9 m rn. His
means oftravel
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av 1 w s a bicycle, and no
oubt the.rapid rate avt which he rides,
mused him to paps the proper tarninat
ant. Be has, however, since sold his
icyolo,.- Mr, Thos. Fitton is around
gain, after a short illness.
Mr. Jame; Howard, yesterday.
taked out the places where the Electric
ght poles are to be erected.
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It is your dirty toryourself to get rid of
the foal aocemulation' in your blood this
spring. Hood's Sarsaparilla is just the
nnetlicine you need to purify,, vitalise and
arioh your blood '1.'hat tired feeling
ioh tilfee1 nearly every one in the spring
e driven off by flood's Sarsaparilla, the
reit springmedieino and blood Purifier.
Hood's Pills become the favorite (lather -
tic with everyone who tries them.
The flrat parade of Orangemen in : Meut.-
y the floods. he fell from the bridge,- a
istance of 50 feet, receiving suets injuries
s to cause his death before ha got to his
°larding house, Mr.IN'etavish has been
b sent on .
r x here about lila years And hal
,ya.: t rt t... 4a .Aimed ttyn
Country gills are getting up 011 mall
picoioa, and they elaltn to have times that
arep eight,
simply 00t. o f ei'I t
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Time Or.tugetnen go to. Parkhill to -day to
take part itt t 12th July oelebretioo ttt be
held in that town.
Half a mullion dopers was distributed in
the Listowel dietrtct during 1893 as the
pvaeeede of the dairy industry.
The Mara base ball team of Loudon,
visited St. Marys ou Friday and defeat° d
the home teem 10 a aanra of 9 to 8,
The heavy rain anti hailstorm onFeilay
last did considerable damage to the stand-
ing grain. Field after field of wheat was
fie ttened by the wind and hail.
The erect question wi'li elector.., now is
not who ie to 00 Premier of 0utaria, but
what is to be clone with the aggressive
small boy during the school holidays.
Rev. tV. Leech, formerly of the Wood
haul cironit now of Varna has b .eu tie ill of
late that he is forced to adze a two mouths'
holiday to endeavor to recuperate his
health.
The trustees of the united . Dlethocltst
churob, Mitchell, met on Wedneeday
evening ani appointed Mr. Ili hard
Thome as orgauist fur the church et a
salary of ll00,a year.
Oar merahants are all doing a rood
busiinesa. Ditty handle the beet of goods
ani sell cssap• b'armere shonl:i give
uhoddy peldlars a wide berth and Ileal
with reliable business men.
The fanners are now actively engaged in
haying and ere they complete this branch
of husban•lry the fall wheat will be ready
for tbe reaper. The h ty lies turned out
well, as will at•,o the wheat from present
appearances.
The store house belonging to Mr. W,
E. Simons, Dublin, was completely de-
stroyed by fire on Tueslay night. There
were two hay presses and several tons of
hay in the building at the time, all de-
stroyed. Tho building was well insured,
• A recount for the recent West Huron
election teak place at Goderich on Friday
before Jedge - Toms The chief change
was in No 3 polling division, Clinton,
Tho deputy returning ofiieer had made a
mistake iu revising the figures. The
majority for lir.. J. T. Gamow (Lib.) is
76.
Mr. George Chesney has sold his farm,
lot 31, concession 1. in alah.illop town-
ship, to :lire. Janes Jamiesoa; who owns
fifty acres, a short distanceaway on the
sane line. The farm Is a most excellent
one, containing 100 apree, with brick
house and bank barn, and the pride
paid is 1 6,435.
Be careful. how -you admit tramps. Many
of them are iufeated with disease, and
email pox has frequently been the result of
neglect in not rending them promptly off
the premises. They are often expoaed to
contagious diseases, and their filthy man-
ner of life only edits to the danger. With
the dread scourge, smallpox, so near us,
we cannot afford to run chances, and
snonld not hesitate a moment where the
health and safety of our families and
neighbors are couoerned.
Crop reports have been received fro m
various points west of Toronto, includin g
Grimsby, Stratford, Chatham, Clinton,
Galt, Paris, Amherstburg, Tileonburg,
Listowel, Guelph, Welland, St. Thomas,
Ingersoll, Sarnia, 5t. Marys, Strathroy
Eoeter and many other places. While a t
some points the leek of ram bas been
eomewhet severely felt, on the averag e
the outloak foe a plentiful harvest is
decidedly prom'eing. Iley is being cut
and
the yzei
d is generallygcol.
Purify the blood, tine the nerves, and
give strength to the weakened o-gana and
done by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla now,
ltlinard's Liniment cures (Argot in Cows.
Exeter Municipal. Council
The council met at the Town Ha 11,
on the 9th inst. All present except
Mr. Bobier. Minutes of previou s
meeting read and confirmed.
Carling -Taylor- Orders: I Arm-
strong, $200 part payment for gravel;
John Moreshead. $5 labor; D Taylor,
$4.50 do; Walter Westcott, $4 do; E
Hunt,$1,60 do;W Collingwood,$6.75 Jas
Creech, $2 charity to Mrs. Wilcox, $2
do Nlri McIntosh, $3 do Thos Daw:
W Gurd & Co.,• $8,25 for net. --Car-
ried.
The council adjourned until Wedn° s -
day the 18th inst., at 8 o'clock, p. m.
M. E.toanxn, Clerk.
K. D. C. Pill the best all-round family pill
on the market
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
1
In the inatter of the estate of William
Saundeta, Deceased.
In pursuance of See. 36, Chap. 110, Revised
Statutes of Ontario, notice is hereby given that
all creditors and others having claims 'mane t
the estate of William Saunders, late of the
Township of Stephen, in the County of Huron,
who died on or about the 12th day of February,
1895, arereguired to aendby post, prepaid, or
deliver to Henry ailber, Orediton, P. 0;.
Executor of the estate of the said deceased,
on or before the 80th day of July,lea4, a state-
ment of their names and addresses, and full
Particulars, of their °Jaime, and the nature of
the seauritioa (df any) held by them, and that
after the said last mentioned date the said
Reenter will oc
cod to distribute the assets
of the sand deceased among the parties entitled
theretorortard being had only to the claims
of
which noto a shall i
1 have boon received, and
the said Ereoetor will not be Debt° for the
assets, orany part thereof, to any person of
salmis claim notice shall oat have been receiv-
ed at the time of such distribution.
R• 11. COLLINS,
Solicitorfor the Executor -
Exeter, July 511, 1894. -3 in -
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11ARNESS MAItER
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Zeno a 11. •- Ontario
Begs to announce to the public that he
isrepared. t o do
� p All kinds of Carriage
Trimming, Furniture Upholstering, etc.
Carriage e a
g n d Buggy Tops of all kinds:
RADE TO ORDER.
Old )3uggy Tops recovered and tirade
aa good as new.
Our harness are well known, as giving
perfect satisfaction. We Manufacture
largely and consequently our prices aro
low; .d..eall,will 00nyirice
ATI
We are now clearing
a number of lines of Summer
Goods at greatly • reduced
prices, and all wishing to
secure bargains should avail
themselves of this Sterling
o port unity.
Regular 25e and 30e
Sateens now 21 cents.
Regular 20e do now, 150.
Regular 35c Dress Goods
now 25e,
ltegul`ar 50c do now, 350
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Regular 25c do now, 12Lc,
Regular 121-c Prints now,
90.
Gents (.I-ood Flannelette
Shirts now, 23e.
Straw Hats marked away
down.
Dress 'Trimmings in end-
less variety, -
Baby Ribbon in all the
leading shades.
Ladies White and Color-
ed Vassars,
An elegant Stock of Para-
sols at Rock Bottom Prices.
Linen and Embroidered
Buggy Dusters, &0, &c,
In. Orel?' Cottons
WE TAKE THE LEAD,
See our extra heavy' at 8e.
See our New Orleans
Sheeting 16 yds for $1.
See our Selected 1 yd
wide, 25 yds for $1.
Hosiery.
2 Pair Ladies Tan Hose,
for 25c,
2 Pair Fast Black Heavy
Rib, for 25c,
1 Pair Very Fine Cash-
mere, for 25e.
Towels, Special Lot, each
for 3c,
3Pair Heavy Cotton Sox
for 250,
Men's $7,75 Rubber Coats
for $5,50,
Ladies Summer Mantles
$6, for $4,25, -
Ladies Silk Lined, do,
$6,75 for $4,50,
Ladies Blk Lace Capes
x+10, for $7,50,
Ladies Blk Lace Capes
$8,50, for $6,50,
We are clear-
ing g al l Millinery'
Now iss the
time to buy the
above
goods as
thy. will
to go.
quick at the
prices quoted.
Th
Plokarcl ce Son,
Summer Hats, in straw and felt
and of correct shape at CAR
-
LING
LING ROS,
A private and personal matter -
the fine summer underwear
at CARLING B OS.
Men's Pancy Hosieryfor summer
s
'wear a• , CAR.,LING BROS.
Shoes s which do not pin9h the
feet or the pocket book are
to be found at CARLING
'ROS.
Ties, Collars, braces r ces the newest�
at CARLING BROS,
No one talked to death at Car-
ling Bros., their goods speak
for themselves.
The trend of trade is towards
Carling {.ros. because the
values and bargains are,
there,
Eggs 9c, Butter 15c.
NEWS TOPICS OF A WEEK
The Iurportant Events in a Few AVorde
Ivor .Busy Readers.
Cholera has reappeared in St. Peters-
burg.
Another revolution in Hayti is immi-
nent.
The German Poetess Paoli died at Baden
Thursday.
Es -President Arce of Bolivia has been
assassinated.
Frank Tierney, of Trenton, Ont., was
drowned while driving logs near Minden..
Rumors that Premier Tnihon, of Quebec,
intended to resign, are cotltradioted.
The marriage of the Czarewith to the
Princess Alis of Hesse will take place in
Januray.
Preaideret Casimir-Perier of France has
granted pardons to 374 political and other
prisoners
Right Hon. Sir Austen Henry Layard,
expiooaer, author and diplomat, died last
Thnraday.
The reconirt in South Norfolk has re-
sulted in bfr. Charlton's majority being in-
creased from 17 to 21.
While intoxicated, James S. Slocun, age
45, fell downstairs at his home in Buffalo
and broke his neck,
R. G. Dun & Co, report 34 failures in
Canada the past week, against 23 in the
eorresponding week last year.
Mrs. James Stires, of London, took a
dose of poison on Friday with suicidal in-
tent, but an emetic saved her.
The Owen Sound Council have prohibit-
ed bicyclists from riding on the sidewalks
and the wheel/nenare wrathy.
Charles aged
08 . Knight i ht of Souris P
a .)1.I„
41, was drowned while bathing. He leaves
a widow and three children.
A committee of the New York State
Legislature has reported, in favor of the
use of ballotting machines.
• Frank Vesquesney tried. to hang himself
with his suspenders in Chatham jail on
Thursday, but the suspenders broke.
The re-count in the Kingston election re-
sulted in the reduction of Mr. Sinythe's
majority over Mr. Harty to one vote.
"Prof," Jones of Bloomington fell from
aballoon .Riverview Park, Joliet, Ill.,
on the Fourth and was fatally injured.
Near Glencoe on Sunday the seven-year-
old son of John Thompson of Avondale
Park was killed by the kick from a horse.
Emigration to Canada through British
ports declined 64 per cent. during June, as
compared with the same month last year.
French, German, Russian and British
newspapers unite in praising the inaugural
speech delivered by President Casimir -
Pier.
The Emeror of Germany
guesert of it hp
will be the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
for two days at the end of the present
month.
Kennedy & Sons, of Owen. Sound, have
shipped $10,000 worth of machinery and
castings for the lock -gates at Sauite Ste.
Marie.
Mr. J. Burnett, President of the Mont-
real Stook.Eacbange, and one of the lead-
ing brokers of that city,died Suddenly on
Sunday.
Fourteen passengers were killed and
i
fourteen n n ural bywreck
theof a railway
train between Leans and Bilboa, Spain
on Saturday.
Four passengers ou board the steamer
Dobeln, which arrived at Stockholm re-
cently from St Petersburg, are suffering
from cholera. ,
Themin
Do ion Line has given a contrast
to a Belfast firm for a new steamship to
run seventeen knots an hour between
Montreal and Liverpool.
Mr. Richard Green, a clerk iea the eon.
federation Life Assurance Company,. was
drowned while canoeing on the Toronto
bay on Thursday evening.
The six large structures on the world's
Fair grounds which formed the Court of
Honor were destroyed by an incendiary
fire on Thursday night.
All vacations have been stopped in the
New York police force. The order is said
to be in oonsequence of a fear that the
railway strike may reach that city.
A battle is said to have been fought on
Juno 27 between insurgents and Govern -
meet troops near the Undo pass, Brazil, in
whieh the rebels lost over 1,000 Meta
A fire broke oat in RR.obert Thomnson`s
lumber yard on Stewart street, Ilam.iltou,
last Thursday. The lumber was saved,
but the mill was ooinpletely destroyed.
"The Bulgarian authorities have decided
itt,lini ax -Planner Stambt>iloflf.;00 CI1 r.pG1tp„
•
BORN.
DURING -In Stephen, on tbe Sth inst., thee'
wifeof,Mr. Wm. Dearing, jr„ of a daughter.
MARRIED. - i,,,
LUTHER-QLENFIELD-Onthe 4th Inst,, for
the Rev. air. Abee, ret the residence of the
bride's parents, Ray, henry Luther, 1')t,
illoGillivary, to Minnie Glenfield. sie
?oDONALD-S 1I&LL,-A t Detroit, on Juneau
hlr.Frank G.MoDonald,of'Detroit formerly of
Toardine.uokorsmith,toMiss EdithSmall,ItteofI ea-
SC,t LSTT-LOVETT.-In Goderich town. -
ship, on the 911 inst., at the residence of tate.
brice'e father, by the Rev, le W. Diehl, Air•.'
John Scarlett, of Leadbury, to Annie, daugh-
ter of Air. Charles.;need, Sr.
DIED. a.
wfIT1l -Ia Mildmay, on the 6th inst.,
Richard whiting, aged 58 years.
COLEMAN. -In Seaforth en July 1st., Robert
Coleman aged 5,3 years •
BAB B -In Stratford, on the 2nd inst., Fred, on
of Mr. Richard Babb' of Mitehell, •agert-C1
7ears4 months and 22 days,
KING.- In Hepworth on the 25th ult:, 140.
Geo Mag. sister of the late Mrs. T. MolP,rg,
I{ippon, aged 24 years .
The recount innS b Norfolk has ran,
suited In Mr, 'Cbarlton's majority 1'ei,g
increased from 17 to 21.
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