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Wednesday, August 25th.
LOCAL NEWS
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MALE; SERV ANT WANTE.P.
Apply to M. James Moore, Cont.
on,ercial Rotel, Clinton, 395.
ITIGIINSi, MAIIICAT PRIOR IN CASH
forany quantity of TVool, at the
Winton Woolen. Mills. 403.
.0.4A*TELON Bnos., GrOCCPS, want
'any quantity of Plume and Pears.
The highest' price will be paid.
D. CANTEnotl.tvaiits 50,000 barrels
-of choice Fall and Winter Apples,
Apply at Cantelon Bros. grocery store.
CLINTON' -WOOLLEN MILLS 'is the
best place in the county of Huron to
trade your TVool of, A full stock of
all hinds of cloth, on hand at lintest
rates. Don't pas s s. 395
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W. II. CoTTIER, THE TAILOR, will
this week open out in the tailoring
business i24 the Mop formerly occupied
by Mr. Geo.. Shear one door nort1.
of liodgens Palace flouse. Ile will
be glad to give .prompt attention to
all orclers in his line. -
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NordE.—Any person. finding a
.14/le weighing 'nine pounds, carrying
'a' No 44. cartridge, with a grey' corer,
7betyjeen the Maitland Falls and
ton, will be LIDERALLY 1ZEwzul,DRo b.)/
leaving the sameat Robertson's Great
Cash Store,:-Clint(M, or at Pridlainz
Bros., GOd,erich. . • .
•ORGANIzINe,—One .evening last
week the Wits and Reformers,
town end vicinity held a. meeting '
in. the town hall- for the. purpose
of taking tho. initiative in organicI ''
in g forthe forthcoming general
elections.. There was. not a,i.a.rge re-
presentation present, but presurn-
ably enough fortheobject in view.
Mr. Cameron AL P. and Col. Ross.
M. P. P. were . preeent. It is
though -by many that the Ontario .
House elections will .not take place
until some tiine in. March next..and
the Dominion ones a month or so
after.' • ' -
TOE WRONG MAN. --Mr, M. 0.
Cameron was walking down street
past the Masons bank one day
last week When a waggish citizen
said to a prominent tory brother,
at the same time pointhig to Jr.
Cameron : "There's a gentleman
that 1 should'nt wonder waiiti to
see 'you. I'm told he has: lots of
money .he wants to invest." The.
prominent tory being' of .a specula-
tive tern of mind proceeded about
half way across the street towards
M. C. 0. before he discovered that
the gentleman alleged to hare
"bails" of money was none other
than the veritable M. C. Cameron,
M. p. for West Huron. Our tory
friend quickly retraced liis steps
when be discovered his mighlice, and
reinarked that he didn't want to
have any. "truck" with .a man. who.
holds' that the killing of defe. ce-
lees settlers in the 'Northwert, and
our volunteers -sent to .protest em,
is not murder, and that the Mu
,er is a patriot that deserved well
of the country instead ofpayinfr -the
penalty ...for; his misdeeds On the
.scattold at Regina.
A SuAns° Bor. is. wanted at -this
office to learn the printing business: •
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Sonoon.-The Clinton. -Public
'School well on Tuesday 3Ist
August the Model term coml.
inence Sept. 1.. Those- interested
well govern themselves accordingly..
•CluoNET.—In .11. 'match. game at
Detroit 'last • Week the. Detroit blab
beat the:Clinton club by, 30 runs.
In a match played et Windsor, the
Clinton club beat the Windsor club
by 32 -runs. ' • ' • : . • .'
• • OVUM. Q._,Mr.
Wilkie writes Us in reference to a
paragraph- . *We eopiod frOlti • the
'Wingliarenites which stated that
he ivropoiecl engaging in the Manu-
facture. of Musibal organs in • that
• town. Mr. Wilkie says the only
organs he manufactures aro "suelfas
people masticate meat and filters.
With." • ,
• Mt:nevi FOR '.01,1\o' --Fore-.
• paugh's Great: Show: will exhibit in
Clinton, ..:Artg.. 30—Monday,- Ang.
30., This, gogentia tent entertain-
- inent will exhibit this county at
Clinton only. . 'The„ opportunity for
seeing it only 'Offers .once in several
. years.. It is as interesting to see as
• it is immense, and its educational
• tendencies aro On..a par.with. its size
and its ,thany novelties, .Only in
• Clinton.' Monday, Ang30.
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INADVERTENTLA k.roITAY;.-L Last
down like a wolf on the, fold; and
• froni informationlie 'bad received.
• appealed before,. Mayor' Williams
and swore out a .search. warrant.and
'"saith , that lie. hath reasonable '
eauso to suspect and cloth suspect;
. . that intoxicating liquor in respect
to whish an offenceagainst the :see-."
- and part of The Canada Temperatibe
1878,. 'hath.lent OM:muted; is
concealed in the. house of '0: Swarts
of the town of Clinton in. the ,county.
of IturOn,"pte. etc:., Armed. ' with
.the proper and • edema-
.. pitied by Chief :Paisley,...Mr.-. Yates
visited...the- preitiises ' in question,
• and proetired what lie. .eonsiderei
sufficient evidence tosecure. •5 con-
viction; :Ire seems tri have impress-.
vl Mr.' Swotswith a similar '1:1.ew.
or 'the ..situation,, and the, hitter.
pleaded gnilty, and the statutory
tine of :I1150. and,Mosts..was imposed.:
So far-a.S. rk)te.,-cati • glean of the eir-
. • comstancoS: it appears • that Swarts
had on .1iis premises a quantity. of
ale. that had been- in .stocki:. it .1s.:
said, from a period prior • to. the Claw.
ada Temperance. Act. Coming •into
force. '1.111at this ale was found ou
the premises, and. also a bar and -
appliances similar. -to these 'usually
found in • tareins- where spirituous
.or fermented lignors are ace:Igo-mod
to bo sold or.traffieked. These also
had. been.upon th,e premises .prior •
to the Scott..:Aot coining into. tome
and had inadvertently -boon. allowed,
lo remain. • It ic -rumored' tit at Mr,
Yates will visit our town rute OftVil
in the future; that he has thally.
pressing. invitationa te A°, and.
•MA.GisrnATEC Coura.—Oharges
were laid by Capt..„ -Miss Speck:non,
of the S. A., - before Mayor Wil,
Hams • against Messrs. Desmond,
Torbett Driscoll ,Cooke,..and Oass-
elis disturbing •the Salvation
Army meeting. in their barracks
last Thorsehiy Tho cam-
Platuts: were. investigated Saturday
forenoon. The firstbnamed defen-
dant is A married man whose' jnotin-
benande, Judieates a mature
• over., .Wit1 i mischief, and.
rhose hitt-tips of reverence would
probably' need the late_ lamented
Capt.. Matryat's patent. .CoMpress7,,
ing , and eleVatin„,o appliance to
raise them to. a standard that would.
enable him• pee. anything •but
pi‘'oceecling • ktt the S.
A. Meetings. • :The other fent! were,
youths �r lads, who it. is said took.
their- cue frotnnesniond and .smole
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audible smiles while the Captain was
reading the lesson for the evening, or 'Mayors in Huron that there are
and according to hisOwn admission not,more • S,cott. Act,. convictions,
Driscoll •' dia. even More than. but it is clearly owing:to the.bulk
amileho laughed loud. enough to of •respoctable public :eentiment
be ii'eard .the adjoining, meat: beingagainst the enforcement of
Capt Spaekinan testified to: having the copious shower of rain ,
to request:the . quintetto named - to. here "Monday night. ,. Au exehange.1on the 'Streets,' especially Sattittlay
deeik from 'interrtiliting :during the ••editor . up north wrote: f`The dop- °iron 111)011•• frObenr wives
reading of the IOSSon,.and. that cluf- thus showers Were • not .01ough for . have horses in front the,stores.
ing prayers they became Mere :the • thillthen," old the Last Saturday evening it was. only
so much Wet she had ',to go .down to
to .them and order Torbett and'beS-
.inond That they pleaded. in-
nocent of ivrobg doing and laughed
tohor face When: she ordered them
out. These two wentont,and the -door.
was battered by sticks immediatelY
•atter by whom silo 'Could ilot.saiy. though a heap of Machine made dirt
ro2had--to---clonsllurrac ' • afm4tlbeeimthiod.4tt=ltitn'
to the disorderly.. conduct of defen- :said "the. pioseentin,ef council a
dants. Tho. •Robt. Own:. '‘.‘seed recent Scott Act trial, to a' witness,
them latighin" and •J'arnea Young • "come sir, answer 'Me, holy ;often.
the busy hours of Saturday nights
else corroborated Mise ;Spackman's did 0U buy liquor of the defendant
:said W. COok has rented his brick
statement. Mr Aikens was . Called in the aggregate 1" "Never,"
store' to John Steep.—A Correspond -
by Torbetti and though ho ,did: not the, witness, "Iralways. got it in the.
ent; whose -letter we cannot make
sample room."--LEx-town clerk, Cal-.
lender, is in toile for, his .h.Olidays, roOm for this week, calls attention
• to an alleged political speech
Just so "A .man't a Man for a' that,"
61'3 'Ontario street Methol.,
deliv-
sion et defendant"s Conduct asa whole and in spite of the .fact that citizen erect frotit
dist olnirch pulpit last Sunday eye -
did not lesson the gravity •of the., al- Harry Cante.lori' takes to 'the
has heard .cif Catholic
leged offetc). ' His; Worship-consid- way for weelts*at a,time in the inter-: - He
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The Great Discoun.t Sale
at DICKSON'S Book
Store, be contin-
• ued till the end of
• August.
mosimuceminomorimkomberm.
Bain" Bits.. ---Miss Swan, the
graceful equestrienne from. Bruce -
field, who secured the prize at, the '
'Western Fair in Loudon last fall, on
Wedresday had a horse, which was
attached to buggy, tied in front of
°Defies store, T116 animal was 'so
annoyed by the flies that in its en-
• doavor to free itself from its tormen-
tors it got its off hind leg over the
cross -bar of the shafts, and while en-
d.eavoring to get it free suffered
con-
sidrabio abrasion of the skin ands°
strained sinew's of the limb that•
animal literally walked on three
legs when released.. It was taken
to 'the Commercial stables Where it
was found that the injury .Was only
of a temporary nature.—Messil Rob-
son, Johnston and. Audersoo, town,
and Courtice, Hohnesville, are at
Teranto this week. tak ing part'inthe
shooting- practice . of the Ontario
Rifle Association,—P. L. S., H. B.
PrOndfoot.has returned from a stir,:
veying expedition in the wilds of-
Algoma—the disputed territory that
was. The mountain ozone and the
aroma of the plentiful piuo 'seem to
have agreed with the gentleman.
HO thinks ;their •id pine enough in
that seetion.and of sitfficient rhino
to pay off the national debt, of_Can-
ada and Groat. dud. leave a
surplus suffieiently large to loan oni
American. cousins money enono-,11 to
pay • .off•their. national. .dobt.—
Out of twenty-four Scott Ant
trials: in Geelph . and
these before , a Pollee .Magistrate.,
there was only oneconviction. And
yet sonie .people. yearn for a paid
Police Magistrate Huron, where
recently' Ont .of. . fivo trials ,there;
weie'f01.11!' • convictions is
not the •fault .of the . magistrates
of _Mitchell, is visiting friends in
lown.—Mr. and Mrs. S. W. perry
and children are, on a. visit to rela-
tives at • Brampton,—Fariners .com-
plain of the depredations committed
by sparrows. It stated that :these
birds have eaten up .Whole fields of
grain, and the. farming community
'would like to have the pests banish-
ed,, --The Misses Yates. and COok. of
Gederich, are visiting friends ' in
town. ----Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. Robert: -
SOU and daughter aro on a holiday
trip.—Clinfon Fan Show' promises
a, number. of extra. -attractions this
year.—Mr. Win: Young has had Alm
front of his stpre, remodelled. The
change is move convenient and is an
improvement.—Miss Linnie-Young
is visiting relatives and. Mende in
tOwn.-Mr. A. W. Carslake has.
been "bitching" for several Months,.
and now thinks: it is.; "not good to
be alone." • He hopes to: wear a
:Moro cheerful cOuntenance. in a. IOW
att3*—The "apple king of the west,"
Mr. D. Cantelon, a large
nuni-
ber of packers. in. the country and
shipping is in order. -.-John
founder and -chief proprietor of the
Witness publfcations, is dead: The
Witness is the best all-reund daily
on the .continent.Sif John A.'
Macdonald had a big7lemonstration..
made in hie- favor' on. his return to
Winnipeg last Saturday. Ho. will
be at Ottawa this weck.=,..:Miss Davis,
of town, and her. cousin
Davis, Of Ooderieh, are doing Grims-
by and the EallS.-..The Y. M..0.
4ssociatien will get up 5.big deriuni
stratiou in: Loudon not later than
the 15th September, in honor ofhe
veteran. chieftain, Sirjohn.A. :GoPd.
eneugh.-÷drenry •Beatotn, (lode:
rieh tp.„liada valnable-three 'year=
old Tonti; te 'colt kicked intim neck
by .its' 'playful mate, breaking its
sesopha,,,,Tue. - The animal lived seyen
clays without' food, dying last Satur-
day.—Town merehants... are .much.
annoyed bY.the beating.druffs.
set ' up `Mrere not enough tor the by herculean eflotts of bystanders
milkmen.—Apple Ning •Cinfelon, thd several runtiways were preventis
ed, which, had they taken plaCe;
handling large quantities of appld
already. The bontime.uta, stacks: would assuredly have resulted in
of 'barrels that are to be seen toted loss of life TnnrCliant par
.0colar has.11 is trade m u eh interfered
along the highway8 "for •Cautelen,"
show- that "Dave" is, not deta.yet, Ayala by the beating, of drums, etc,
on the street, and, though averaStO
• slciandaw t s4ppress the nuisance,
will lia.ve to do So unlesS the-ptantice
is •abated. `Cod& not the Army
keerf off the principal streets during
CKSO
ON MONDAY. NEXT
We make a likgilificent Display of
think Torbett. laughed immoderate-
ly,'
and tie was sitting closer to him
tlian either ilio•wn Young, Yer_
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eredthe ease had been made out
gainst each of defendants,,and fined/
° them ",separately • one and
:costs.: In doing so he. remarked
that this being the first case of .the
k hid *Ought bolero 'Min in his 'ofti-.
(Mil calamity, he'had dealt :lenient-
•ly• with defendants,. but gave' them
5114 others ito understand that "the
statute gave hint the powor of im-
posing a' fine Or $20, 'and tbat'.1in
the fitture 110 would not limit' the:
drain,npon the finances of often-
ders eases to $1.. ' Those
meetings for religions wet;
.eltfp, and kindred .purposes NVOtO
entitled to pl'OtO01011 'and he would
see that they. had
he had from time to time heard of
the S. A. meetings.being dieturhed,
and be hid told the offieersill they
laid Complaints before him ha Would,
punish offenders, • The officore,heir-
ever, did net wish to take legal pro.
eeodiugs so' long as there was a
possibility- effecting their put -
p080 by moral, suasion. They said
they were prepared to bear with of-
fendere so long as their Was a pos-
sibility of doing them 'any good.
thathe cannot consistently with the Patience had at. last ceased to be a
proprieties of his position much virture, thongb they wonld alwaysbe
• longer refese compliance with some .
of the numerous palls.
est of Armstrong's .cartage bard -
ware busineesy; we recognise, in his
visit to Clinter, once a Month 0) 50,
the -fact that he' has not forgotten
home or friends. lie wail •toNin.
over Senday..--Miss Noble of Rob-
ertson's dry goods store visit
Detroit and other leading American
cities Awing .the next two weeks,
and will no doubt treas'inre up a re-
collection of thn latest novelties in
ladies' attire. She will return on
Sept.:Uh.—Two .Goderich young
mon who left that town mere youths
live or six years ago hare • hen' en-
gaged as machinists -on the C. P..R.
ever ainee. Ono of them, Mr. Hos-
ker, is now mechancal. Superinten-
!lent of the 0, P. It. division from
Kamloops to 'Vancouver; the other,
Mr. Y...vans, whose father,. Mr, Geo,
Evans,'still lives in. 0f:061.1014 -was
engineer of the, first train that ran
into Vancouver. Opod for the boys.
—Mr. and Mrs. Ilidillecombe have
rotnined from visiting friends at
Ridgetown.-14mmense quantities of
passes are being shipped froth town:
—Miss Sarah Davis is in town, tiro
guest of her relatives, Mr, and Mrs. -
S. Davis.—Mrsi, IL Prouclfoot is
home again. after visiting•friends in
priests using the pulpit, on Sundays
to deliver t political discourse;.but
he .cannot.imagine that any priest
ever.so far forgot himself as did the
Clinton pareanlast, Sunday. evening,.
Several farmers havn 'commenced
their fall work.—Mi'. 11. Pethick) of
Blyth, was in the "lath" Monday,—
Mrs. Carlin°, of iowu, will sail.for
Liverpool per S. S. Vanc•ouver
the Dominion Line,• on ',Thursday,
26th August.
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Our Stock now comprises One of the most elegant seleetions ever seen hi
this County,. and to all visitors to the GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW we'
pxtenda hearty invitation to' ice our:FamOns Estabiiennient.:
OUR WOOLLEN' sTocx is imported- direct'frorn the manufacturers •
:England and excels. for, . quality any goods over shown.* Our •
prices have neyer'been.sp low and Wo would say that no efforte will bo
spared to show the finest Workinauship. Come and s6OPur Styles in
• HATS AND FURNISHINGS.' • •
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. Mr. Beale, of London, is visiting
at Mr.•Elford's. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wright and family
are visiting at Mr. Kos. •
' Mr. E. 0. Cottrtice is attending the
Rifle Assoeiation in Toronto this
week.
• Several of any villagers took in the
excursion to Niagara and Grimsby
on Saturday. •, They revert having a
good time.
On Saturday last Mr. Angits Mc-
Leod threshed, for Mr. John Are-
Oartney 220 bushels of' wheat in 1
hour and 20„niinutos,
The lawn social Uhl at 11fr. 111,
ford,'s nu Wednesday last %vas quite
welcome So long RS they behaved. To"onto anti elsewhere the last I a sttecesa, contrary to the predictions
themselves. areata Or More, --Miss M. Mortier, 1, Of sonic of our irilIagers.
THE 'FAMOUS CLOTHIERS
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THE GEAT HUB
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Not only in Tla,Me, but for
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Of our Clothing,- We deal m iot1ing but
FIRST - CLASS GOODS
Every garment we make up is just as represented. We
never advertise anything we do not fully futhil, and a 7'
-visit to our establishment will convince you..
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Remember, we earity every line of Goods manufactured. 1
• Don't forgot when buying a Suit or pair of •'4
•Pants' to call on ••
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