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ealt:e%tdtay, .July 2lst.
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Fr cAT NEWS.
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and Around the "lulls,"
g#lv1Y great,'
• Mrs, ,Geo. Fulton, of Michigan,
spent last wook with the family of
Mr. Stewart Plummer, town, and
friends. in Chia vicinity; '
W. S. D1VEtt, of Detroit, was in
town the other clay. He at one
time heid a school near 13lyth but
is now in a dry -goods house at
Detroit.
Coal. --Last Sunday, July 18,'
'FEMALE SER VANT WANTED.was quite cool, and in the afternoon
Apply to Meat James Moore, Com-
otercaal Hotel, -Clinton. 395.
Tzalw.*--4. lavage lot of White, Reed'
and Black Currants and garden
Ill aspberries for sale. Apply at mice
,to W. C. Sam uu r. 3J4
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• 'CLINTON WOOLLEN MILLS iS the
(rest place in the County 'of Huron to
trade your Wool of A full stock; of
•all kinds of cloth on hand at lowest.
votes. • ovz'•t puss us, 395
A. W. CAnswas, the well known
Clothes Cleaner and beautifier of
wearing apparel, says he can still -.lie
found at his 9111 stand to serve his
many cristomerg' and fax .their pat-
ments A 1. • 398
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?O tIND.-.•-Monday `night, of last .'
weak, between Ilolmesv'ille and Gode-
'rich, an overcoat. The owner 'by
'killing on- the subscriber, pv'ovinj
• .property and paying for this notice
can have -the coat. S. 'L. Scott,
Huron. redid,• near. ficililo,-'s 'school
Jaouse, Godcrich
ERSONAS..-E,je, Bar, Throat and
Nose. •Dm, Pzoudfoot,.Ocul'ist and
.Aurz'st, of Montreal, will be at. the
Commercial hotel, Clinton, on the
23RD, 24TII AND .25rn JULY, when
.Ile can be consulted for any .disease
or operation upon the above organs.
- - .d rtijicial eyes inserted. :. 39 .
Ixss 14Ii1`zi IE DENISCIN,Of 111 itc11e11,
spent a few days' iu town among
old friends. •'
DIn. w. JA01iSON, is taking his
•outing this week o'er hill and dale,
.and boundinn bilin cv
and evening fire, had to'be made in
unused stoves to get up a comfort
able temperature. • e
neat-1liscount
',I I:IAIS
For tfle Next T1!rtij Dausytat
DICKSON'S - STOBE,
CLIJToU
AN UNDERTAXIIR'S PiuESCRIr. oz
-Eat plenty of cucumbers,green
fruit tend watermelons and you soon
cease .suffering with the heat -at
least in this world.
M. . Pimp-, of Dundas, a former
resident of Clinton, brotherini•tw of
Mr. Moore, of the Commercial, has
been in town the -past few clays and.
xoceived many warm hand shakes
from old friends.
CoLOR GENTLESInN.-Copp and
L'ogan .tare very busy, they here in
hand one of Searle's new stores.
Geo. Bowers went out to Teeswater
the other day and touched up the
denizens of that burg.
• IVIuoil NEEDED. -Grading was
tommenced--on_Frincoss street last •
week and a new stent walk is being
put down by the corpotration, Here-
tofore this street has been neglected,
and the residents • .therefore •highly
dppreciate•and ooinlnond tho under-
taking;
'1II1'. Wit. SnIITIIsoN, although an
Englishman, knows how to grow
potatoes. He placed on the table of
our junior partner a nice mess of.
this 'year's growth the other -day.
He also grows cuetunbers that are
capable of fuming up the. toes of
.;•the ordinary schoolboy.
Ti Pit. Nes;•-Soni r-enterpiis-
ing goniu$ is amusing himself send-
ing anonymous postal oarcls''to eiti-
zens, and also' in putting Up placarl:ls.
in pitblio.places. The work is done
"bypen or; pencil but has afar off
kok of b.eing•done bya type writing
machine:. Tho • occupation is any-
thing but n commendable ono. • ,
• ' ka H. `•a: MoL> AN has . gone to • '' Do '' Tnosn• who sot fire. 'to the
• Toronto. Mrs,'14IoLean has gone to• btavlclingsof such as ai•osupporters of
• Detroit for the benefitof her�helilth.. ;the Scott.Aot,.or who assault these
:Miss' DIARY SnA1iglis •.and Mise personally, fancy that in this. way
Susie 'Campbell, of the county.town,' they herb the roil toinpeianec catiso 4
Were • visiting friends in town last If so they never were more m istai:en.
week: , ' • • Every window broken every house
.ITh. Cii.I . = Sl3ANE teas in •town _ fu ed, •'every man threatened .or es -
.
r .last' wool:. .Ilia home .is; at lllytb; saultecl,_ cli eves twenty nails into the;
but he has been at Detroit for.some
coffin of individual Tibetty.
time back • : Lir tTs• <%LL Go:=-.Interriationtil
Mn. Joir;r LESLIE .liar' had •. his •,..Saengerfest at Berlin August, 11, 12,•
private residence on North street 13. • Music and beer. --:,Royal Temp- - -'
painted. ilia taste displayed is ]cis of 'Temperance, at IHalnilton,. • 'e•- :..4,- -i
• saoislied with the jots; Geo,. Potts' been- Foresters DfrllionStratitur_at: • .
On Pocket Books we will give a die-.
count of - 25 per cent
Jewelry, " " 25. 'c .
Silverware, sc 15is
Miscellaneous Books, 20.,
Bibles, " is 25, t'c
Photo ,Albulns, t'. 25 "
Autograph A•ibuins, 25
Testaments, " 25 "
-Cups and Sanctus, :. 20 "
Spectacles,".`4 " 25
Pipes, " a 20
Vases & China. Goods,25 «
• Violins and,Fixings, 25 .�'
Concertinas and A.c-
cordeons,: - 20 "
On Wall Pa]ior we will'give a dis-
count of - 20 per cent
Berlin Wools,Pinger- • tr
ing Yarn, &c., - 20 "
' Day Books, Journals,.
Ledgers, &c., - 10 "
Mouth Organs,. - 25 "
ilaby Carriages, - 1$` "
Ladies Hanel Satchels 30 "
Combs,Writing Desks
and Work Boxes, - 20
Velvet • Frames and
Dolls, - - - 25 tis
Baskets, . - 15 "
1B i And all other Goods at pro-
portionately low prices. •
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- _-..-• 0._.-•p_
All this week.we will offer
Tremendous : e Bargains
closing out -
0 .
Thig'is this greatest opportunity ever • oft'ered to secure Goods BELOW
WHOLI+.SALE PRICES.. Our entire stock, ainounting to. nearly, $20,000;
must' be reduced to $15,000 within. the mit .30 days, as we commence
STOCK -TAKING on the 1st of August, and balance our books the 15th.
Come and see our Stools and got our Prices, whether you buy or not,: No
• trouble to -show you the.Great Bargains We are offori.ng.
TERMS CASHI, . or Truce IIIoftlis Credit to
Responsible Parties.
ChIIS:
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ONSTEI?
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EXO IIRS1ON
Don't forget the BEST E ounkoN of the Season, tO
Port Huron and Return . o
:-vim'` 111'J"�,' •H'��
Ffilitt 111 111 It
41117`.. , serf{ rr*n;f 'Nw i1 ' '41'"
i Il• I le l ,d rit1�11
. excellent =rind Mr. • Leslie' -is troll August 6 to 13 Good time bot no „ •, -. , •,. _,1 ..,, ..
wielded the bru• sh.•
PnosPEliiNa.-J•elin. Leslie; 'the . l�lo e •(fhir. �hic11 • it 'issl%d Berl • rite sootily clu1i3 seta totackle thein' cllntou•
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,Stratford Aurytlst
16, A bo. its: yyoa C1' toT?mbaso: ;ballfsts flrtf spoiling:
On the Magnificent. Palace
Stoain er
UNITED EIIIPIE.r,
Untlsr t11e atltpiees of the:
TICKETS ' S.IM%;
5 rFor sale by. *embers of tho.9rdor.` 8
.. �,:,. r ,,
NURSE GIRL. IVANTED- wages$5 permontb.
��1 A Apply to 11RS, B(US%VER, Melaena Bank,
carriage and. wagon • manufacturer,
combing e attraction's of the
lin Saengeifest and:fliunilton Camp ; ' LADY ]nembers of ' the family of
is doing a;good,-bitainesss He has visiting. Weave in recei 1t of ootu- tiro' 1ii0ttl ;nester in' Chancery, at.
itffeded . •nuiuber of gales dining the ° 1 �''
last' i't w day'•.• to customers in his plilnentaries..' Goderieh, were visiting In the; bub
vicinity no has a number of , first Mn. R. CALLAADEIt.,..of this town, ':last week.• .
'close Ve�tLClestllai will he reocly :Tor . has accepted ,rite -'offer' of • the pUSi- ELDERBERRY . SINE 1�..[erlsitre.
inspection in n few .,lays. Clinton 'tion • as •Principal, of'. the. Arkona ;your berries and -bruise tllem.;••to
c•rui boast of soiue;of the best carriage' , School and wilt tiiko charge'of that ••eirei•y',gallon adding ,ono .quart of
3ilaker$ _.in the Dominion o• school-.. after' the : holidays." • This ' boiling, water. • Let ..the • nli:cure
ing
11DUSTRIA.•-•; r11 , Hayward thecar
young
fell aslla to the itleman g thous nei'*n lllio - occasionally $11Q, Stand � :then. straifl ofi'fonr. hours,' ltlto
preparing
and tarda a top maker, 1s hood and we congratulate that vill- ':li'quo . into a' cask, :to every gallon'
prepfllin'g to build a'blacksmith'shop do - .• g 'h' . I -•1 , .adcliu tvo lour cls of stigar, cork
•� a � g 1.._.tl.. c r
doe
On•SOC11LUi I9 S61V1CCS flr {-
.addition to the old presbyterian hull Gazette, Mr. Callender: is well
xsharcli building. 'I3y th.enumber . known, in Clintdn.: His. -many
of carriage tops we see•shipped.from friends here wish• hint, and bis good
• f.`'liuton, Dir: Hayward must bo do- laic continued success. , b
iug.a.largo busineseill,tl'tat line. •• Ho. y
has excellent facilities for turning'Workman I'o da•ND C of the Gene l'
out good work at a minimum of y n
cost. Assembly says:; The lauors of the
general assembly -at .Cleveland aro
BAD CoNNncriotis:-The Parkhill already beating fruit. and 'wherever
Gazette' 'says:-' Much dissatisfac- -the new rules have been received
• lion is expressed • am:mg•:travellers they have 'met with general approv-
ver the.Londen, • Huron and•Bruco' al. Instead of strikes, discussions•
railway ou itcc)unt of the bad 'con --arid arbitration .aro now settling
ueotion at .Luean orossing, The differences • between • omployere and
• train from '1.1'ingham arrives itt the employees and before long dapital'
.gtati7n over the'Grand Trim]: going and labor will unilolstand'each .other
west, so that.. travellers have to foot '•batter than they have Over dote •be=
Sit to Lucan, i distance. of over twvo_ -before: The ° local assembly in• this
unrest ant' wait.' Over•'night._ Last 'torn is in a.lirosperotls condition.
n .n e
Allan St to get from I,.can •to fail
_..Sahli day evening it cost gr tt - ,
o COLLT.Islov:� .1Tr..I), C. Coir.,
tight; and'' lot it stand 'to the follow:
tag October, and you.will have wine.
ready ferns°, without.straining or
tolling, , . • ,
. Anour Bun'int. -ti gentlenitan
who• signs himself "A 'victim of
Store Butter" sends inthe-following
peri inent enquiry :° 1 would like to
know if rho product produced by a
dirty, slovenly woman; milking A.
half-starved cow, in a greasy pail,
using 'a greasy 'milk pan covered 400 c1 1
'with. flies, and then little trade marks, .�-
cllurned'in the•.dirty.Litchen,.wasit-�8C7
'eel with''uncleaI bands, placed, in C7
Sigma% Bay City, Goderioh,'
Detroit and. Cleveland.
P.1RTIES INDEBTED TO L'S will please
pay amounts to J. '.1ViS1. 1AN, manager
beforethe l .11 v a
of she, Tlodgons Estate, etu . st a, , a
Ober that date accounts will bo placed in Court
for collection U. .1.'1'6'rl11Ui dt CO 887..
S'YTRATEDFROAM THE SUBSCRIBERS PRE-
)] MISES, Myth, on or about thoilth \lmj• last,
a -trail roan horse,. hgcd ; had been blistered on
hi+1d legs. Any'potson giving ini01Iuation.tliat
will•lead.ta thoroeovery of sanio•will 13, suitably
rc w it1ed. 1t. SYJ10NDS, 1114.tli, Juno, 20th,
1886.: 307.
e.
.EO. pt?TT8. House, •Sign,
04idfrAa.7; di Gli'NJCRAj PA./N:PSIl.
Paper 1%fdnprete a11d .t�al$um niri3 Second
to stone. • School 131acicl,oardB a spreiaits. Saris-
faction Q¢tartirtteed and prices with tlfe- trues.
Rotdertce-.1llan Street, 0J'Th TON. BB-.
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• NOTIOer.E..
'�TOTIli1i is:horehi given that a Covet hill bo
j held by Ills rlhhnor, the Jndgoor the Count3
of Irurotl, al the. Cot'wr ii•OUF7:, I\ TIiR TOWN AF
OcnsriGu. ox ws0\tachy; THM 21st unv OP Juln-,
1536, at 11 o'clock a m., Por tiro. heltrinr of an
appeal from the decision of the Court-of-Rol'isian
of the municipality et the village of Ba} field.
All persona interested a'ill.picaao take notice and
govorn themselves accordingly: -.
W.' A. MORRISON,.0."1. Rilaliri-1
err,: 1
1..;:-..� 188
�s
In x.11 our departments, and people on the look out for
Cheap Goods should call_ and see what wo are doing.
In the
Bartrrrit.
We are making a big effort to.reduce• stook in order to
make room for a tremendous stock- of Goods now being
purchased by -Mr, Jackson, Sr., in. th'e-Old Countr, Mar-,
kets'.. The .(.woods Will arrive shortly 'and in a' fete. weeks .
- we will.. have ' considera ble . to say about them.. It '4.e •
Furnishing flepartfflellt:
Our:Buyer'is now visiting American pities on the 'lookout'
for Novelties, and by the 30th of August, the date for
the visit of Forepaugh's Great Show, .we • will .be able, to
startle the people by. one of the'Grandest Displays ever •
made • in.. this eonnty. Meanwhile, coma , ud see our
• Cheap 'Goods
•
Clothiers and'urnis'he s.
*•..i.._..
E" GEL&T :}IUB
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Not only in mime, but for
mouldy tuba, and covered svit11 an
old shirt #lap has ever been.nanfod?
Solve call it butter -and itis so writ-
ten on my gr000ry krill;.:but it is not'
butter. -Michigan ,Uairljnlan: •
ic.ill by livery when lie hncla tlrrotigh father of the child whose setae. before Fort ' SEvEvxs FIVE X'Enits. The Elebnnt and Commodious Steainer,
of dealing with it was criticised in t1'ibutee•thofollotvin, ,.totlle� niit,•izaeX:
t'ellirs« )obits the colli ran should those eoltuuns by "An old 'Brussels I see in'27ce-Seri lvaol' the mitres • of.. •9.tB B 18 �
• 1 y Sproat, n+" ��itc.�-tea.:-�'I-�•cap3�aesure--.0a.40:111'8".-rasa-rt-ho'-cftl-l-tlaelnes._
e.usur flirt du•1•u�ue i � o. � wilt"r'uad`uriu tri--Seocen ''+�
'ticket from Clinton #o this place in
the 1iayor, and ]ler Worships node Jfltnes >i Utlnrollr,
SE, SON Aiit•RANGE4ff NU.
13e1"rave, con- tt �9 tr
11i8•pocket in justice to the-tia b , 1 g S �A � NAW � �L �'
l tit l y third-dor..g e of Nal t„ation
• tiro Member of said dotter. and 'the •the oldest Orangemen in Canada, as follows'
TETE W.AR .i'ATrr.- z convert- people of Clinton that the friends of I myself was an. early Orangeman' •Leiwcs Gabriel) .everv''rhursd,y, at 1 o'clooir
tion of trip tei}iperance workers of the ' the. accused did. not bot mei nor neith- although: • a SCdtchnlltn. I entered ' r' li Port ro ori ud"L1sa i t 11stn`tir'ntloot cod
d,ottuty of Oxfdl'tl Ives held on Mon- 01 'slier they endeavor to got 111e to L•' O. L. 106 on the 5th November, wttl; ti'oatShore treats ab Saail'iltecii ioritegor
; Pi rye .l lily 1.2th in the lectul'er,oln ennead the inform hien 230 $$ to , 1845, and I will soon be 41 years c1tr, Cbeboygnn,,Naekinac lslandtind St. i�naso,
and at Ra City u•ltb stcamora• for IIn,•risvil
.of' (haltners Ohtu'eh,.. Wood stock. make it One of common assault; nor in tile.' ranks: I have only been •Oaceoia and Alpena, retuining to Ooderiei ori
Tho meeting woe :aclalreasecl by the :did I intend to aro so until I found two • yours 'without the Animal Sunday`
So,
Loaves Oodorleb ovary .Sunday, ab 12 o'ctook
1teV. B. 13, ,Keefer', general rtgent of '`that the *evidence macre it. nedessflry.' 113ut there is in thefistrict of Morris noon, roe .port Ituron, i7etrott and Clevmand,
retur ln• to Ood rich o r ur'
n g o r rl fsday.
-.This route will bo 1.1011 Chiliad aso
ed during the aon
tnavigation. •
the ontario branch of the I)onlin- The friends of the accustld did ask an older brother from the County
ion Alliance, :After a full dismiss- me to not appear against tho prison- I ipper:ley, > Ireland, "Old". Mr.
ion of the rosent condition of the or, but' I refused. to comply , with Peter Magee was born in tho year°.
,Scutt Aet in that county and tiro 'their t'oniiest, As regards .a stun of 1793, and is 03 years of ago. He•
xcxcnx.s•
-.duty of the tolnpernju.o Oleotol•s, it money being paid to induce ale to is' well'•flnd hearty;* a mon of strong Ivor the whOla BOUND TRTI' (c¢ntfnuoua) will be
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tats unanimously rtisol ved to . or- L'oc'i{ice or amend the 'charge, I wily frame, anti of heteulean strength: tssuea for - .,,
ionize all the lnunicilialttios• of tiro• plat say the rumor fa not true, there He joined the Orange Association 112r00.1.
thlil1ty 'on the basis of the I)i'olrib- Was no offer 'Inuits directly o1' inti it his native country in 1811, which o'ccupyiea eatht Jaye, merge and bertbaincludod.
itury Etootoral 'Union recommended reetlyi itol` was there any Conspiracy:pa:Ives hint 75 years an •Orangeman. ,
by the Dominion) Alliance. A ser- in the mutt' 1 wllateVor and I defy I vas talking'. to dint yesterday.anllt information, applytoaudpaesago, and all otter
. los of meetings trill be hold, colo- - any person to prove or say, truth- Peaked how long since he was made'ai'. •x,10 •
tuencinr •next 15 putlay, for .the pair fully, that therehas been any." en Orangeman. He answered„ sev- . Agent at°oilertch.
TOO fOtipPrfoilaNg alit O1'ga11i4ittion The letter has already aplioared in enth•five .years ago, CUtno` tris 12th Notice must he gluon by parties wanting
Thursday exetnelons.
tliiulli,huut tiro C linty, another pallor, . of' dull, Kg..
Of our Clothing. 'We deal in nothing but
FIRST - CLASS GOO
'Every garment we Make up is just as• represented, We
never advertise anything we do not full fulfill; and a;
visit �toour establishment will convince.y0 tii
.
Remember, we carry every line of Goods manufactured.
•
Don't forget wrlien buying a Suit or Bair of
Pants to e0,ll
The Hub Clothiers, Clinton.
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