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WVednesiln . June Oth.
:LOCAL NEWS:
-.In. ',Around tite a'nub."
situ talk.
•• 'EMAL SERVANT WANTED.
Apply to His. Janzcs. Moore, Oona-
lnorcial hotel, Clinton. 395.
STnoNo;' ACTIVE Bov:WANTED, ,t0
:dcliver•'grocertes.and look after Horse.
11ppig oto"C, Cooper '& Son, Grocers:
WAITED :AT ONOE •A GOOD' ACTIVE
• 11;ox To LEA N THE Atte PRINTING;
ar AT THE NEws-RecouD or SUE,
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- .Cx roN ti'Ir00L•LEt7 MIL1 S .is 'the
Trost place in 'she county of :'.Huron to
trade i,/o74•, reo'Z .01 A• full stock of
• 'all. kinds 'Of cloth on.•kand at lowest
rates, ,Don't•pass 2cs. • 395 .
'THE. Synod of. 1-blion' will meet
au'London ,on.the.151h intst. •
..,AT the meetfug of the • London
`e;onference in St: Thomas, last week,
111cDonugh as elected
secretary. • • • •
bil:az.oli.e;:alie`'re filar meeting. of
L. O. L..710 ;ta'kes. place next Mon-'
•tiey-evening: Maters of .iinportanco •
Irequire:a'4u•ll attendance.
•SootAL':at• M,r Steneman's;••op-
posits,.Organ fialetory,' Thui'sdey.
evening, in . asci of •• Ontario street
Methodist Church funds.
Mit: L. Ni:reERy, •of W-. WaWan
osh,,pessodthrough .here .'Tliur:sday'
'afternoon .on his i"vity:.home front'
the 'Ineetrhl,"I of the Grand Orange
-Lodge In Toronto.
FREE M.D.4.--=Sonic • pumas who
]alto no regard. for.tl e:lawsof•meurrt
•and taunt fare inthe habit of expo.
:ttriathig ,the utak. of • cows: that do
not b�roieg. to them.. If caught. in
this dishonorable pastime .the Bolin-
'quonts Will be punished'. • .
A'LAiGELY attended meetirig''of
'Brest Heron Consorvetivostwas held
.in Davison and . Johnston's ` office
'Qodet?ic'h, Thursday:- A`freo inter- .
'change xif mews .took place.. a1v11
endorsers expressions :of the utmost
•confidouce :iu the present•'veteran
leader of the patty and his •; colleag
ccs. • •
THERE is a rumor. tliet . Deputy
Ite'eve, Ay. Either, of Stephen, is
selblo eand{date to represent
autli 'Il:uron in the Local Logis-
luture lit the Conservative interest,
Thoro ie no leek. of good'iniatorial
• T. ,:set any rate. Either Geo. Jackson,
•1 y Either, T)r..: Rollins; or I)r:
'toletnan. would Make a good thein
'bor. _..•..
VA:teAr;s.---Sano person or per-
. sous of. censiclerabl.o,muscular force,
• 'albeit not of a Christian, character,.
take delight in pulling out•.tho iron
i'otttt Which form the fence around the
1)nterio Street church property.
• ,Sada vandalistu ustbe the outceine
of innate "almed peas," for there can-
not lie tiny "fun" in wasting so much
etrength for such a bad purpose.
• Norvir Renal. T`EAortrnst Assocl-
ATION:—The regular annual meet-
ing of the Irei'th Huron T'eatcirers*
r♦;ssociatiou' will bo held iii' the.
(;enti•al Settee!, llrussels, on Thurs-
day and Friday, Juno 10th and lith,
18861 1y''. 111, 111allta1i, president,
Will deliver an address, and. several
pupae on interesting Irulijects will
he rear[. A request to notice Haiti
nme. misdeed tuo into for last week.
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• 7'iiE acini=aiii.ual meeting of the
South Iitiren Cai sty Oratuge Lodge
takes , place in tlio Orallgo • Hall,
Clinton, to-dey.
FIRE, -;..Thursday morning, early,
a stable in, the rear of the residence
of Mr. W. Coats, Huron St,, and
One on property adjoining belong-
ing to Air, Paisley were destroyed
by fire,
Tien death of tiro wife of the In-
' specter of Schools of South Reran,
Mr'. • Tont, of Exeter, occurred on
Wednesday- last from consumption.
Mr. Tom will likely take up his
residence in Goderich nowt
TUE Stratford' Odd -fellows have
set apart the 11th of June for the
purpose of decorating the graves' of
of departed brethren, and the first
Monday • in June was chosen •by
Frontier Lodge, Windsor, . for a
Similar object.
'On Wednesday of this weei the
Conservatives of East Huron ,will
moot in, Winghem for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for •the,
Donation' House, It is expected.,.
that the present member, Tlios.
Farrow, will be the nominee, al-
though tlie••namea of Wm. Clegg,
H. W. C. Meyer, Capt. Laine and
other prominent Conservatives have
been mentioned..
Tun St..Thomas Council 'has re-
fused the request of the Scott Act
doputatio°n: to have a special officer.
appointed to carry'•out ..the • 'Act
The deputation urged that under the
Act as much liquor is sold as farrnei'-
ly, but that it is. now known se
"ocean foam," "cold' tea," and "guess
'ern." The police -are instructed. to
enforce the Act in the same ivatinier
as they enforce other laws. • •
Tun '11TASosIo GRAND LODGE COM»
brrTTEE on the "reetrrangoment and
ro=distribution of districts met in
Toronto last week and concluded.
their business,. They. ,formed four
new districts, viz :' Erie, South Hur-
on,, Algoma and.. Frontenac. The
•lodges.in this section ere •in the' fol-
lowing- districts ,. South•Hiti.on,:16
lodges-,--Gody.er.ieh, Smith's Hill,
• Clinton, Seatorth, Zurich; Mitchell,
Stratford, Eider, St. Marys,'Blyth.
New Ffanrbtirg; Baden, Parkhill,;
:Ailsa Craig, Lucan; -
\vE noticed. this iii the Olobe the
other day, but .can 'hardly;: believe
the statement: •"Some justices of
the .County of Huron distinguished,
thomse'lves the•other day .at Bayfield,
by a very remarkable conviction.'
They',couvictod .!the {ac.eu'sed•: of an. .
assatlit and fined him 00;,: -.(but per-
haps 'to make 'tlio..fees, gz>aito safe)
they ordered the complainant to,pay
the'costs, and in default of payment
of fine anal: costs, they 'directed that
both • defendant. 'and complainant
should go' -.to poll, This convic-
tion twill Rrobably be -quashed."'
IIAnn . Wb1tnS.-- (fray butter :no
'bread; but . Soft.' words' applied ..to
wrongdoing are not very.etfective.•
At the Guelph Corit'ercnee in' Godo- .
rich `last week some one asked Coil-
foronco to .'make a: deliverance de=
precating''tho use of strong language, .
by the secular prosi'. Bro. Milliard.,
Of the 1Vaaterloo 'Ohronricfe,.slowed
the abstmdity of asking. for such. a
deliverauco,: and wanted• to know. if.
anything would be gained by saying.
au offender Was:a purloiner instead
of a thief. A.iul' 'he aright . have'
asked if the descriibing : e man as
a "llai:" who tvas,pnblicly convicted
of lying, and still'' persisted in
slandering his fellow .rota, ivaS slot
morn in 01 lei' than saying the of
fender'was Mistaken;
. AccinkrrT=LeastTuesday.1wo.sons
of. Mr. D. Erwin, aged about 10.
-end 12 years reepeetively, had been
to Mr. Drapers, at:the forks of,the
'Maitland, and when 'returning .they
both, were.ridilig a rather mettlesome,
'horse: The youngest boy Weis riding
on a<• saddle with his feet . in the
stirrups;, the oldest wee in front of
. him almost. on the neck of the horse.
The boys, it appears;.were very care-
d ful-to prevent any one from• fright-
�inrug.'tite aniinal, and:so•remarked
to those they :met, but ttihetlier in-.
tentionally�or not,.ono•of two young
siren whom they"inet carrying a fork•
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ed true or log -boat, took offhishat.
and waived it as the horse was pass-
ing. • This realised the animal to shy,
and •the, oldest boy was thrown over
the horse's head; the other Ltd ways
also thrown off, but' one foot was
h'oldin the -stirrup and and the floor
boy was dragged. along the road for
about twenty. rods, the iron -bound
hoofs of the liaise striking lain on..
the head at• every stride, Hewes
picked ' up unconscious ail taken'
into Mr. 1,-Mcilveen's house, twig•
medical men scut for, and •all pos-
sible ear° taken of hint, ile remain*
ed unconscious' until the following
Inornilig, going into convulsions'
often duffing the night. At, last
acccante the incl had been removed
to his father's residence and was
doing well. It is to be hoped that
be will recdvcr. Rumor Isis it that
Mr. Erwin will take proceedings
•',;ainst the young i»an who. fright=
rstred the borsi .'
:14 ��ri�cs from S7:
LL PA' ER
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Prom. 5e. a Roll up.
Carpet Felt, Baskets, Pans, Silverware, Croquet,Rubber
Balls,Base Ball 'Rats, hammocks, Foot Balls, School ancc
• , . Office Maps, Building Paper, &c.
•WINDOW. SHADES 'AND ROLLERS, dilEAF,
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CHRIS, DICKSON, CLINTON.
THE loon MAN'S COtiRT.-From
the report of inspector of Division
Courts wo find that in the year 1885, .
.-there were 239 suits .entered at
Guderich, on account 'of which was
paid into Court $2,022.99,- Suits at
Seafortlt, 21.7, paid- in 3,068.21.
Suits at Clinton, 317; paid in 2,321.-
84.
,321:84. Suits at Brussels, 309, paid in
3,722,70.. Suite at Exeter, 122, paid'
in 2.755,24. Suits at. Dungannon,
104, paid. in 1,237.49. Suits at
Bayfield, ' 55, paid in 1,012.60.
Suits at Wingham, 22,0, paid in 3,-
514,60. Suits at Gerrie, 63, paid
in ..1,699.57. $.uits ai Zurich, 78,
paid' in 1,478.63. SuitsatCrediton,
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65, paid, :in • 616.12. In proportion
to suits entered there wits more paid
in at Gorrie thau elsewhere, averag-
ing $27 per suit, and the clerk thorn
is • credited with: having paid out
$6.73 more than Wm paid in. The
lowest amount paid in in proportion
to suits entered was at Goderich,
•averaging $8,46. .
HtuRou ABROAD.—Through the
courtesy of High Commissioner, Sir
'Chas.-'I'upper, • we have received the
official catalogue of the .Canadian
Section. of Colonial and Indian Ex::
hibition, now being -held. in•London,
England; .1+rom it. we learn that.. A:
11'IcU' A11•an,of Goderich; exhibits
24 wartpties:.o•f•.tpplos . 11 of •pears,
• 2 of plimi ; 1: of cranberries: W.N.
Cresswell of Seaforth, exhibits` 3
paintings f ,'sheep, hike 'Huron; and
cattle.. A. O.. VanEgiiiond••& sons,
'of Seaforth,.and •.Blyth, ,.exhibit
• union druggets,and woolen druggets,
also fancy woolen flannels,' fancy
Unionflannels; .Halifax. •, tweeds;..
wooln tweeds.. .It. Gowanlock,
•Seaforth,10 varieties apples. G.111c-
Ewen, • 1lens'all, salt N. A. C.
Woks, Gt.derich, :Various kinds of
refined salt,for table and dairy use,
'and a- collection of clieniicels.
Eehill,' • Setaforth, peas, 'and five
varieties of ' wheat. I.S. Truoinn'or,
•Stephen; • clay- and bricks. Wil-
li:iris and 11 array, I3osangeet; and
Codorich, two samples of coarse salt.
tiV.:I)ulrerty .& Co.., Clinton, cabinet
organs Thos ,.Good, 73`oumiiler,.
limestone- and lime..•Photpgralhs
of God erich sehool'butldings=High,'
Central and..Ward.. 1.8ainples . of
pupil's work from •Blyth Public
Scheel:, Specimens. of .Eainmation
ivssik from the Mechanics' Institutes
of Blyth,:.;Goderieli- and Seaforth.
Wo ,•iuinlir say that' the, catalogue
from which we.. have made these
extracts contains300 pages and.
fs convenientlyrarranged. and nicely
Printed; - . ••
Sr.. PAUL'S Clrumyn GuiLD.•.-,The
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closing entertainment of this desert-'
flag society °tune of in :the ;school
room on Vtrednesday evening. The
local `talent 'consisted .of. • Misses
Dope*, Jackson;iS. Greig •and Mrs.
lt. Iiausfoi•d; •11Tessrs. .Herman,
Combe, Snaith, T: and J. Jackson,.
J. l.+itrtner,• Mr. 'Brewer and Mx.
Scott. Mr...telcher, of Goderich,:
an.d Hollis, of Seaforth, also took
part. The singing' of: Belcher
wasrapturously applauded ' and
encore .enthusiastically .insisted up-
on. ' The gentleman certainly
pressed the ; audience favorably.
Mr.' Hollis, • in.' 'a. different line,
brought down the house. Ile is A.
decidedly versatilh . genius Hit{
singing -in -character was enthusiast-
scally encored; and a half hour With.
him is the best anti-dyspeptio treat -
meet we know of. Mr, Brewer in
his pourtrayal of' the lover• and. his
"nal," and "dad." and and
• the' Old cloak was quite a Success;
though the tr',.insformetion was effect-
ed , in full view of . the audience.
Mr, Scott .,Vas quite as n,neli .sat -
11 OM
athouse in using the soft "lrish •b -rogue
as he is . when `aging the harder
Doric. . When lio..expressod the in-
dignant sentiments. of:Mr. r. O'Arn-
prior anent investing In• cometet'y
stock, or even in a single plot ,'to
live itt when he Was dead" he ektts
au fait—as.,acconplfshed as though
to the Kerry manner born. The
musical numbers by local talent,
Mr. Farmer on the clarionet caped
ally, seemed to be highly appreciate
ed: • Take the • lrerforrn,atice. all
thr•quglr it was very creditable, much
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more entertaining than the average
'25 cent "show" in the town hall,
and with some variation might be
profitably repeated.
BirtEr. BITS.—Messrs. D. Cantolon
and E, Belcher, of Gbderich,�were
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in towon Wednesday evening,'
.the sinning of the last-named gen-
tleman being ono of:the features of
the evening at the St: Paul's Guild
entertainment,—M•r. E. Hollis, of
Seai'orth, highly delighted the audi-
ence et an entertainment gotten up
by St. Paul's•Guitd last Wednesday
evening. --A grateful shower of rain
last Saturday and early • Mondaf
rnorniug,•-A' person who returned
to • town' from Montreal last week
says that"defaulter Crain was in that
city when :he left and appeared
quite unconcerned about his .alleged
criminal conduct here—Mr: Stephen;
Yates wits: the nominee of the Huron
Scott Act Contention, , for • •paid
,Polito Magis:trate for. the 'county;
but. •tlie County •Council very pro-
perly declined to furuish the nary..
.Mr. D,' M. Angus -hes returned to
town,—T: Jackson; jr., is.a "happy
father;"' it's a girl, though. -Mr. T.
•C. Doherty last week so Irl .his match-
• ed black carriage toam: to Mr. Jona-
than Miller.; a fair price was i•ea1-
ized.-The Doherty • band are pre-
paring for: • thebig a:gun- ,neat• et •
• Stratford ; .come' home with' first
honors, "boys," -With the use of
' paint .and. brush Mr. P W. Hay-
ward's
ayward's residence • p'resents' a stitch . .
neater t ppeaiauce.•--,AL social will ,
be held at Mr.. Stouehain's resicfince • •
to -Morrow ;('Thursday) eventua: '>'
Tho young ladies, in. Clinton,' wlid•
have charge •of :the. tickets Reath
Pic -nit 'in Hullett,' 'are au their •
round; buya ticket, gontlemiu.'
•Chief Paisley has. -exchanged: hie
pony for an animal of 'more -lofty ':
proportions.—E:Floody spent it' day
or two at the Orange Grand L'fidge
in Toronto.—Ex-Mayor ForreStor's
residence is approaching coiinpletien,
--A good stash boy is w toted at'.this
office. -Diaster Bert, \talker left fir
IZetr'.oit on Friday ;' lio . secuted ta:
"stt" in an. organ. factory •there... -1‘.
The brethren of South' 'Huron 'will
celebrate the. 12th' at: Exeter this
year. -Our cricketers were downed
at :G'oderich on • Monday .; our 'boys '
Were not in their usual good trim. •
$1000 REWARD. --Doctors-. of : the
treat Royal Staff of English French
and German physicians," surgeons,.
professors' and specialists; will visit
the Rattenlwry Hotel, Clinton, Ont.,
June 18th, anal will 'remain until the
evening of 22nd' June, where they
wiiitreat the afflicted free of Charge.,
Tlio object of this mostcelebrated
and. eminent. combined' .staff, .of
doctors, in thus treating the sick, free
'of charge -for first •visit only -is to
establish as large a Canadian repute•
tion as they now possess a European
'one;and to make the successeethey
have achieved' ie different countries
:identified with the interests 'of all
. Canadian- people; for. this purpose
• they abjured the unpleasant, epithets
conferred, upon all travelling doctors
and come before. the people with a
world 'tvide•reputation and. experience'
willing to cure any curable disease
and if incurable the patient will be
told in. snob *manner that although
recovery is impossible, they Nill.stfll
retain faith in the Royal Staff as
as they believe• it to be far better
that the patient should know the
nature of his disease and he resigners,
than to be told,by travelling impost-
ers that the disease is curable and
each attemptat a cure produces
niol•e discontent. Every person can
fully rely upon the veteran judgment 14
of "the staff who have been lroiornc�,•
hy- Royal • favor for wonderful reJ
coteries under their expert adniinis-
tratron. The Royal Staff is a house•
holt word in, Europe, and the Can-
adians by experience can already say
that "honor is their virtue 'and
"success" their maxim. • Let every
one who have either lived iu any
part of Europe or leave friends living
ing there -call upon the doctors as,
"rarely •u grip frae freerti , to frot'u
slakes sympathy the closer." N. B.
The first visit along free; in anteaters
charges will he made. Dates ---18th
to 22nd Juna.
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Iron. Mackenzie lotwen WAS
jiresent at the meeting of the Orange
Grand Lodge in 'Toronto, last week
and delivered an address. '
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Ou : Saturday
ere
Neat !.
—And for six following days writ' will offer'
n'illEll I
Fors'
Which we claim is the Greatest Bargain ever offered. in Clinton. They
are WORTH 75 CENTS. We have tirade our Saturday Sales one of the
Greatest Sensations'of the day, and by this means we have brought a grout
many people to our establishment who.were strangers tows and which we
hope to retain •as permanent customers.
We believe.in advortiting'and our Saturday Sales is one way in 'which
we are trying 'to 'convince people that we carry out 'exactly what we say.
A 'very great m,lury haa been done to advertising by •poople.tvho think
that the public, know nothing and can be easily gulled by advertiseinentu•
• • 'ivTricli are very misleading:•
Coiner and see this Onset Lino of Tweeds, tvltich iso, offer,:' and • we will•
• • 'convi;ne° you that it ie`a wonderful• bargain :which should
• • not be missed; .:...
he Famous' Clothiers and Hatters,
FIRST-CLASS
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IMMEDIATELY..
C. RANCE & CO.
TIME HUD CLOTHIERS,
` T$REE DOORS WEST OP D1CKSON`S BOOK STOKE
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