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FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1889.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Eggs taken in exchange for goods at
Dicaei nee Buusearonk, Clinton.
Great Bargains in Baby
Carriages, to clear' out, only 5
Barout of gain Book Store. 7. COOPER'S
5000 Tubs of Dairy Butter
wanted, for which the highest market
price in cash or trade will be paid. 3.
W. 11t1V1N, Cooper's old stand.Cliniton
i
A Lovely line of Ladies
Fancy .Baskets just arrived
front Gerinany, at COOPER'S
Book Store.
Having bought a large quantit. of
wall paper very cheap, we will ofler morn for
sale commencing Saturday
and1l 15c,tfor159 a roll0 Bolls,
cash, Clime, Dilase
i-
a na, Clinton.
A. W. Carslake's Clothes Cleaning
Establishment, Victoria St., Clinton.
Now is the time to save money bya •ed
tine your clothes cleaned and rep
by the practical Tailor and Clothes
-Cleaner, A. W. Carslake. Farmers
clothes made up or cut.
The next regularels
ron hie Ica ,
in the Mechanics' Institute, Seaforth,
at rine o'clock p.m., on Tuesday, July 1
10th.
FOE, THE Wger.---Messrs W. White-
ley and D;Jackn sailed , lasts Wednesday,n from th
e
ria,
oderic are bound for Mant-
Goderich. They
toba, and W. Jackson " Beatty" Line Abookd gent,
Music Teaching.—bliss Murray,
who has rooms in the Victoria Block,
k,
over Twitchell's store, is prepared
to
teach music to a limitednumber tof
f
pupils. Instruction given either
Piano or Organ. Terms reasonable.
Os,; 1'eft at Cooper's bookstore will
receive proiiipt 'a trances:
MIGHT HAVE BEEN SERIOUS.—
What
occurred a talstable very
ntown,
sa
few days ago. A man, who is an
agent, wanted to take abuggy out of
the place, but the owner thereof ob-
jected, and words followed, when
agent gave the other minuan a kik ek twat
hat
rendered him
some time before he came to.
next
U7itUti ,r,flplt.
On Sunday next Rev J. Livingstone
will preach at the church opening in
Southampton.
Large congregations assembled in
Rattenbury cat. church on Sunday
last, and the attendance at the Sab-
bath School was over 300.
The picnic of Ontario St. Sabbath
School, held below the
eas successful
and
bridge, on Tuesday,
was and pleasant as could be
hd88ired. fon
Captain Hays, of
Arrny,has marching orders tor
test.
o nant Captaincy, andas been
has promotedharge of
to the Cap
this corps.
LEGAL OFFICE,—Air W. A. Reeve,
Q. C., of Toronto, and brother ofDr
Reeve, Clinton,haejust been appoint-
ed Principal of the aw School there;
the position is worth $4000 a year.
speaks well for Mr Reeve's abilities
when he, only a tew years a resident
in Toronto, should be chosen for so
that
h sgo many
a lawyers
whhn o have been
has so many oint•
there much longer. ernmenteone pbeing
went is not a go
made by the Benchers of the Law
Society.
ENTRANCE.—Last week fifty-two'
candidate wrote at the Entrance Ex-
aminations here, 25 belonging to the
town, and 27 being -from the country,
CATTLE. -11r E. Sibben, of the
Huron road, who is a good feeder,
sold to Mr T. McLean a load of ex-
port cattle for which he realized a
good price.
MaAINO MONEY FAST. One night
rrecently a glib -tongued,
gered and apparently respectable
young man expatiated on the Market
square, on the merits and virtue of a
certain soap that he herd for sale. He
,demonstrated that it would take out
grease spots from clothesw s
indispensible in every ban "ho
effectiveHtalk : that he object
ould"mon were so
scarcely hand
out the soap, at -25 cents a cake, fast
enough to satisfy the eager pnrchasers.
His evening's sales amounted to the
snug sum of $40, and when he retired
to his room he doubtless laughed at
the eagerness of people willing to pay
25 cents for what cost abtor uitithrree.
The soap was good enough
lectric soap
pose, but was simply
and ammonia.
Rev J. Edge will make reference to
the late Samuel Crich, at Turner's,
next Sunday afternoon. Mr Crich
was connected
a eith this, church for a
great many y
The regular meeting of Huron
Presbytery was held at Goderich, on
Tuesday. The business transacted
consisted chiefly of the appointment
of standinfi committees, ind exnamnos
of students, etc.,
gen-
eral public intereat•
An enjoyable gardeu party was
held, under the auspices of the W. F.
M. S., at the residence of Rev J.
of
j tie Thursday
Refreshmentwerese ed
and a programme of interesting read -
es amounted $2 rendered, The pro
cedted to
There was a large attendance at
Ontario St. ebureli, on Suffday morn-
ing, when Rey Mr Edge preached
the anniversary of his first year's
pastorate of this church ; there was
alsoa large attendance in the evening,
the occasion being the preaching of
two funeral sermons.
Great - DtscotrnF Sae
ASILLERP.-A convention of the
millers ofda, Ontario ocans der at
ron-
to, on Tuesday,
affecting their business.WieMessrs
Fair,
oof f Clinton, and Carr,
presented the millers of Huron at the
meeting. s.
SENTENCED. --The Fleming boys
came up betore Judge Toms, on Wed-
nesday, for sentence, when Robt. was
committed to the Central Prison for
six months, and William for nine.
A petition bad been presented the
Judge,for clemency towards
the prisoners, asking and we are informed
the g he Judge deprecated strongly
stithat thecourse,
quite right
inch a course, and are ntfrmed that
in's° doing.
some of the signatures on the petition
were forgeries..
FOR THE NEXT 60 DAYS, AT
•
Assuming crops to be good, we believe
business throughout the whole coun-
try will blossom like the rose, and
every man, woman and child will re-
member gratefully the year 1889:
DICKSON'S B-OOKST ORE
On
BASE BALL.—Thee base ball club
in connectionwvith Broadfoot ea Box's
Furniture Factory,, of Seaforth,play
the return match with the club of the
Doherty Organ Factory here,
Sat-
urday evening. Shortly after arriv-
ing the Seaforth players fell into line
with the Clinton club, and headed by
the Organ Band marched to includ-
ing
grounds. A large comp Y+
ing many ladies, witnessed the game,
which was not very brilliant affair, as
the visiting club neither fielded
nor
batted well. The local players po
t
up a good game, the catching by
Quiggley being particularly fine. The
Seaforth playersare a gentlemanly
lot of fellows, and doubtless with raad_
ditional practice, will become profi-
cient in the game. The gentlemen
for whom they work paid all expenses
incurred by our players at the game
in Seatortb. The scoae of the match
was Clinton, 38 to 6.
'` A Welland correspondent writes
The Aliases Dimsdale, the revivalists,
the elder of whom has been ill for so
long, left this morning for theirhom h
Letroy.' Miss Dimsdale, g
considerably better, is still weak, but
it is hoped the change of air will do
her much good.
Rev Mr Racey will preach his fare-
well sermon on Sunday neat, July
14th, in St. Stephen's church, Huron
road, at 10.30 a.m., St. James' (Mid-
dleton's) at 2.30 and Holmeaville at
5 o'clock. The reason ot this is that
he has been appointed Rector of
Blyth, and must enter upon his duties
at once. While the people of this
v icinity are very sorry indeed to lose
him, the people of Blyth are to be
congratulated on securing him as
pastor of the Episcopal church.
LAwN TENNIS,—The Clinton tennis 1
pair Me lle, bea F. Goderriich about two
weeks
weks ago, by 2 setts straight ;games
6-3 and 6-3. On Saturday they
again beat Mr Fred Tanner and .Dr
W, Milne, the Blyth representatives,
r�
by 2 setts to 1 ; games 6-4, 2-- —5.
Both matches were played away
home. The Clinton gentlemen speak
hiof ghly kind-
ness shownhema both places.
As Goori AS CAN BE,—A couple of
gentlemen who are able toell e 000d ut
crops when they see them, drove
into the country the other day for the
express purpose of inspecting the
growing grain. They carefully ex-
amined several fields of wheat and
found it to be excellent, standingainsect,
well, not being injured by end the
as was•teared it bad been, and
to
heads filling well. Hay
the con-
clusion
he an excellent crop, o was c nt-
clusion these men came t
barring any unfavorable circum-
stances that might arise in
bet the
next
few days, the crops
mply
immense.
GARDEN PARTY. -- The young
ladies of St. Pauj's church gave a very
'pleasant evening's entertainment to
a large number of people at the resi-
dence"of Mr C. Hovey, on Tuesday
evening last. The beautiful residence
and grounds were illuminated with.
Chinese lanterns, which made a very
pretty effect, and combined with
good looks of the young ladies the
scene found a great attraction foo
the young men. Refreshments were
served on the grounds, and the musi-
cal programme in the house. Miss
Sibley gave a couple of recitations in
a most acceptable manner. Thepro-
ceeds amounted to $40.
Purely Personal.
Jahn Carslake has gone to Alichi,-
gan to reside.
TOWN COUNCIL. — The regular
meeting of the council was held on
Thursday, night: The ioTICe f om-
che
tnittee recommended payment
following accounts :—S. Fisher, cut-
ting thistles. etc., $10 ; G. Rentgen,
for men on street work,$04.3I ; Milne,
lumber, and freight on same
or $78.35
sundries, charity, $3,25 ; rent'
Miss
White, $2 50; nursing Miss McMillan,
$10; H. Te'wsley, meat to Wilson,
$2.98 ; John Jackson, rent customs
office, $9; B, Wet'b, cemetery, $3.75 ;
for 100 feet hose, $110; J. Miller,
street watering, $25 ; News -Record,
printing, $5.75 ; received from rent
of hall and office, $9.53. A little dis-
cussion took place on the temporary
appointment of a successor to Mr
Rentgen, when the provisional em-
ployment of Mr Thos Cottle by the
Reeve was ratified. Messrs Cantelon,
McMurchie and Manning were ap-
pointed to visit London, St. Marys,
Stratford, Mitchell and Seaforth, and
report as to the beet electric light
system and the best mode of acquir-
ing that system, and left on Wednes-
day on this errand.
RETURNED.—Owing to the illness
of his wife Mr des John trip,
rned
on Saturday, from his
somewhat sooner than hopbad inions will r-
be
wise intended ; his
found recorded in another
whace. o Mr
Cas, Wilson, painter,
out
in the spring and went to Manitoba,
has`returned to Ontario, being now
at Brampton, where his wife's parents
reside ; he does not expect to goback.
.
We understand that Mr A. J. Ho
coupletoba a
way, ro returned frona n
s f weeks since, has concluded cluded
that " Ontario is plenty good enough
for him," which means, in other
words, that he will not go back. It
is reported that he will commence
business at Blyth. Mr Will Shaw, of
Winnipeg, is home on a visit.
0LI1•T'i'0
POCKET BOOKS wo will give a discount of
JEWELLERY
SILVERWARE
MISCELLAEOUS BOOKS
BIBLES, old version, "
'PHOTO ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS "
SPECTACLES
CUPS and 'SAUCERS
PIPES
VASES and CIIINA•GOOLS
VIOLINS and FIXINGS "
CONCERTINAS and ACCO1 1)EONS
WALL PAPER- • • ,Y
t,
N
{,
DAY BOOKS, JOURNALS, LEDGERS, Sze,
MOUTH ORGANS we will give a discount of 20 .
BABY CARRIAGES , 30
',Antes HAND SATCHELS
COMBS, WRITING DESKS and WoaknoxES
VELVET FRAMES -and DOLLS " -
CLOTH WINDOW BLINDS "
CROQUET and EXPRESS WAGGONS
HAMMOCKS 10
BASKETS • , {+
all other goods at proportionately low prices,
25 per cent
20 <<
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25
20
25
20
25
25
20
20 .
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2 0
25
10
10
10
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The PRICES THAT WE WILL OFFER
our Goods at for the next thirty days
will astonish every person who makes
a purchase. We cannot'
prices here, but come andsee for yourselves ; nothing like it was ever known.
This is the greatest opporunity ever offered,
to secure goods below wholesale pric
es. Our
entire stock, amounting to neawithrly in the next
500,
must be reduced- toms n,00 STOCK TAKING
60 days, as. we com
on the 1st of August, And balance our books
on the 15th.
Little Local Items.
Mr. Snyder, of Colborne, has pur-
chased the Jas.Walker property here.,
Mr H. R. Walker, who bas been
confined to the house for several days,
IS now able to be out.
AIr W. Jackson has bought the
handsome dwelling known as the
Perrin property, on the Bayfield road.
Mr. Josh Hamner, who has been
working in Toronto for some time,
will remove his family thatto city.
Mr Fred E. Corbett, of Detroit, is
home on a visit.
Mr Frank Hodgens, of Toronto, is
home on a visit.
Ailsa Cora Williams has gone on a
GEO E PAY -8L Co.
THE LOW PRICED -STORE, GLINTON
Come and see ourstock, and get our prices,
whether you buy or not. No trouble to ow
you the Great Bargains we are
ng.
Terms cash, or 3 months credit to respon-
sible parties.
visit to friends in Oshawa.
Mr S, Nilson, of Chicago, is home
on a short visit to his family.
Air Blatchford and wife, of Wood-
stock, are visiting friends here.
Mrs H. Ker and mother have gone
on a visit to friends in Michigan.
Miss Lottie Mitchell, of Ypsilanti,
is here on a visit to her sister, Mrs W.
H, Cook.
Mr Will Kay, of Michigan, was
called back to Canada by the death of
his sister.
Mr and Mrs P. Donohue, of Men-
dota, Ill., parents of Mrs D.V. Yann,
are here on a visit.
Miss Sadie Morton, for some time a
resident of Clinton, left this week for
her home in New. York.
Mrs W. Coats, jr., who has been
away for about three months,Teturned
to town a few days since.
c��.son.,Clinton-
Chris.D
NEWSPAPERS AND NEWSPAPER
DIEN._'1'heillness ofMrAlex, �atthe.jj
ton, of the very.
ryStraseriousanature, and
tomaid
bc of a anxiety
yyis felt by bis large
much anxiet9
circle of friends at the alarming sym-
ptoms developed. Mr Robt.Matheson,
ate Berlin
H ghe School,
1, ald master so editorof of the NEW
High or three
years, and lately editor
ERA for three
of the Chicago British American, has
been engaged as Principal „ of the
Billings, Montana, public schools s
several membera of Mr Alathes0n'a•.
family reside in Billings,
where
eson's
his
brother is also Mayer; Mr
old friend., in Clinton will be , Said a glad to
hear of his progress.
man, who has been nearly all over
Canada and the United States
at ere that
not knas ood town
two as g
tally andotherwise, a ,the
Clinton." Thanks, p.Stes,
editor of the Paris Transcrf
died suddenly on Saturday.
Mr J. W. Irwin, groeer,will shortly
move bis family into the sP 4y
dwelling owned by Mr John Johnston,
Ontario St.
Air T. C. Bruce, dentist, late of
b a haying
ren ed hehas ted housesofaMrs Mow-
haying
bray on Albert street.
Dr N. J. Logie, who left here a
couple of months ago to attend the
New York hospitals, has re -opened
an once in London.
ROBBERIES.— Some time during
Friday night an entrance was effected
to Riter's Liquorstore.
ohethief
cho choice
then secured a quantity
liquors, and was mean enough to turn
ton hethe liquorsof barrels allot(
o
to run.e An attempt was
made to force open the till, in which
was a email quantity of change, but
it was unsuccesafnl. Not satisfied
with all this a ^nuisance, was com-
mitted on the flo nrturethe miscreant
then took his depart •
ther daure.
one entered
the F,xp
The crew office by a back door,and
stole^rI.75 from the cash drawer.
On Thursday afternoon last a tramp
entered the house of Mr L
Pot-
ter, Huron Road, during the absence
of other members of the family. Ile
ransacked the drawers, and succeeded
in carrying off three watch chains,
two watches and about$8 cone but
Ile was seen leaving
it had comm committed a robbnot, known et ery, or his ar-
rest might have been secured.
CLINsoN, J rNt: 11.1 `r9•
BIG RACKET
OBERTS ONS
Goads gettingno It at
led round and
bundled •
Wholesale PriceS.t
For the Hut Weather
111.11 ought to have
guiding LHT
Mr Thos. Cottle has been tempor-
arily appointed Superintendent of
Public \Vorks, in place of Mr Geo.
Rentgen, who is prostrated by illness.
It is rumored that a young business
man of Albert street, will form a life -
partnership with a popular young
lady, before many weeks have passed
The rainfall in this county during
the month of june amounted to about
six inches. A good many people
thought there wile more than that in
one shower.
Miss Chalmers, of Berlin, and Miss
Crawford,of Hamilton, are the guests
of Mrs Turnbull, this week.
Mr Chas. Grant left on Tuesday
for Spokane Falls, W. T., having
taken his ticket of A, 0. Pattison.
Miss Brierlansister of Mr Brierlynof
the StaThothas Journal, is spending
her holidays in Bayfield, and gave us
a short call, on Monday.
Alesers T. M. Turnbull, of the
Bank of Commerce, Montreal, and
J. F. Turnbull, of the Ontario Bank,
Peterboro, are enjoying their holi-
days in Clinton.
er of the Clinton Collegiate Inatitute,
will devote a portion of his vacation
-to the study of botany and geology in
the Niagara district, with Prof. Pen-
ton, of the Ontario Agricultural Col-
lege, Guelph.
The season has now arrived when
every body who is anybody is going
somewhere. THE NEW Eue will be
pleased to receive items for this col-
umn, or items for any other ciilumn
for that matter, as long as they con-
tain an element of news.
What about A STRAW HAy, - 50 cents.
A NICE LIGHT PAIR OF PANTS, $2.
Making a total out fdr $5.00
CALL. EARLY AND NOTICE THE
BIG REDUCTIONS
Robertson's ting cult
401_411Na' 00 IV
BEESIL
Mills met :SALE 1
10
Get the most for your BUTTER,
EGGS and MONEY,
Some of the Cheap Goods we are offering
era' Life Insurance Co., Toronto, and.
youngest son of Mr C. A. Hartt, Clin-
on, was married to a Toronto lady
pn the 1st inst.
The average attendance at Clinton
Public School for the first font days
of July wag 394, an exceptionally
large attendance. In 1888 it only
reached 306 for the same time.
Messrs John Jacksona Geo. Glas-
gow, and John Gibbings were yester-
day nominated to fill the place of Mr
James Thompson on the Public
Sclaoul Board. Should all stand, the
election will take place on Thursday
The young man Moffatt, referred to
last week in connection with the
Fleming bort, was not released on
bail! but was honorably discharged,
the judge stating at the time that he
should not have been sent upota there
was no evidence to show that he had
dny connection with the theft.
We bad a call yesterday from Mr
6, R. Commander, one ,of the former
bueiness men of this town, who, in
the years that bave intervened since
his removal from town,. has under.
gone little change, as he looks nearly
as hearty and aetive as ever. He
was accompanied by his son, Mr Sam
R. Commander, now one of the flour.
ishing business ram of Helena, Mon-
tana. who has been in Canada for a
tew days,! and is visiting the scenes
of his boyhood. The ArneriCARS have
evidently used him well, and he
apeaks in the most pleasant manner
of his surroundings in that westerti
city.
IT IS A RARE RGAIN
latsrs WHITE SRI,/ S, 75c. and $1.00
MEN'S LIGHT,MiliERCLOTHING, 50 cents
MEN'S 'LIMA NECKWEAR, 25 cents
KEN'S LIGHT HOSIERY, 25 cents
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS
CELLULOID COLLARS AND CUFFS
'WAITE AND COLO RED DRESS GOODS, PARASOLS, LACE
. CURTAINS, EMBROIDERIES, LADIES WHITE COTTON
U-1.7DERWEAR, JERSEY FLANNELS, COTTON, LISLE
AND CASHMERE HOSIERY, CORSETS, COTTON,
' LISLE AND SILK KID GLOVES IN BLACK
Bosun or HEA.LTIL—A meeting
of the Board .was held on Friday.
The general health and sanitary con-
dition of the town was found to be
good. It was decided to send a dele-
gate to the Medical Convention to be
held shortly in Belleville, to receive
the benefit of a discnsion on Bactria.
-We have the largest and
best assorted stock
in the coctinty
Ladies and Children's Hats and Bonnets,
trimmed and untrimmed, at greatly reduc
ed prices, and the largest and most com-
plete stock to choose from west of the cities
These Goods are Bai gains. viewed from
any standpoint. Nothing 'better can 136,:lit,
had. The quality and style are there, and
best of all, LOW PRICES.
Don't forget we pay the highest prices for Butter and Eggs
acliAon Brothers,
THE FAMOUS CLOTHIERS, cLIN'roN
Beesley's Great Millinery Emporium.
tadi6 .fuoth Nalishmellt