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!own MM.
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00it7;-xcauEa,-•-•All poticee ire cheas
..polgfnne of tlteetiuge or entertainments,
previous to holding of the same, at which
an admission fee is charged, or from which
a pecuniary benefit is to he derived, will
be "charged at the rate of ten cents per
line. THU MIST LA OEY 1.CIRCULATED
I'A1 EIb IR TuIS 8EOTIoN.
i'✓HAL`TCIE of O FIDE.—Dr. Turn-
tull has removed his office to that
formerly occupied by Dr. Doweley,
one door sant of Molaons Bauk.
Night o:►1Ie will now be answered
4G the office. 665
Walla! THERE.—If you want to get
one of the finest and cheapest and
best sets of Single Harness made in
Canada, go to JOHNSON & Alumna's,
Clinton. If you get your Driving
Harness at JoNNeoN & ARMona's you
will get your money's worth and be
protected against aooidents, too fre-
quently caused by inferior goods. 654
GIRL WANTED to do general house-
work in a small family. Apply to Mre.
Thos. Jaokson, Sr., Clinton.
LOU'S Staraft E11011181.
xhts is an article aorta), .of every lady' e
attention.
11 on wnut to save•ttane and labor, buy a
box.
If you want your ironed clothes tQ lopk neat
and clean and to last much longer, bily,* box.
if you want the starch to stay In the elothee
on the line in spit, of rata or frost, buy a box,
If you want everything to look like new, such
se shirt bonnie, eoairs, rums, Isco curtains, etc.,
buy a box,
OrEvery Storekeeper keeps It now, and where
the tnerehant does not keep IC we want a lively
agent to represent us.
Manufactured by_
W.. J. LOBB,
655-tf Holmesville
ADDITIONAL locale on other pages.
MR. F. ELLIOTT, of Goderich,
was in -town last week.
MRs. JAS. MILLER is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Foster, in Toronto.
DR. SHAW has opened an office
in the one formerly 'occupied by
Dr. Reeve.
LAST WEEK Cantelon Bros. ship-
ped about 1,400 pounds of choice
roll butter to Montreal.
Di l uNo the past few. weeks
Scruton, the butcher, has received
consignments of creased veal, by
train, from London.
Ma. W. COOPER has the contract
for the carpenter work of the addi-
tion to Mr. M. Harland's residence
on Rattenbury street.
MR. 13. B COMBE had a valuable
cocker spaniel pup poisoned the
other day. He will pay a liberal
reward for information that will
lead to t'he conviction of the
prisoner.
Mu. F. JORDAN, `:'tris old reliable"
druggist of Goderich, was in town
Wednesday morning on his way to
Winghatu. He dropped into the
Narwe RECORD office accompanied
by his little son.
JUDGE DOYLE and railway mail
clerk J. J. Doyle were in town
Friday afternoon on their way to the
Sault, bong called thither by the
.serious i•l-luess of their mother. We
lio,pe they will find Mrs. Doyle im-
1JT&vi,ug on their arrival.
•Sonoon VACATIONS.—Certain
changes have been made in the re-
gulations of the school holidays we
believe, •which •add a week to the
'total vacations. School will close
on .June 30 and open ou the last
Monday in August, in towns and
incorporated villages, end in the
country they open oue week earlier.
All echoole open on Jan. 3rd after
Christmas holidays, and the week
following Good Friday will be a
vacation, instead of school commen-
cing after Easter Monday as former-
ly.
WHAT A COUNTY BRIDGE IS.—
Mr. Justice Ferguson has decided
that the county of Waterloo must
maintain the Hamburg bridge, as it
is on a leading road through the
country, and the River Nith is a
stream over one hundred feet in
width. The whole case turned up-
on the question of how the width of
the stream was to be determined,and
his Lordship ruled that this must
be dune by measuring the actual
width of the channel that the stream
hail cut for itself from bank to bank,
and not the width of the water at
nuy particular stage.
CoMMteSIONER of Public Works,
Plummer, le busily engages' these
days superintending the laying of
sidewalks, and covered boxing in
eewere. An excellent job has been
made of the work on Orange St.
The unsightly chasm beiug filled up
and the dank effluvia which usually
emauated from it in hot weather will
not in future endanger the health of
residents in the neighborhood.
EGGS AND LAMBS HIGHER.—The
Huron Expositor contains the fol-
lowing :—Lamb buyers are again
on their rounds, and are paying se
high, if not a higher price than
ever before. This, coupled with
the fact that eggs have been selling
twenty per Dent higher than they
wet•o at the same season last year,
goes to prove that Yankee restric-
tion is not going to bring about
our ruin and overthrow us just
yet.
BRUSSELS P08t :—Dr. J. W.
Shaw has located at Clinton,
occupying the office lately vaeated
by Dr. Reeves, removed. Tho
Clinton people will find in Dr.
Shaw a first-class citizen. He took
a high standing in his examina-
tions, and will prove himself a care-
ful, reliable and successful phy-
sician, we have no doubt. Ou
account of him being a modest
young man we may add that he is
good looking, unmarried, a success-
ful tennis player, "Grit," Presby•
terian and has a number of other
excellent qualifications that may
be had on application.
THAT NUISANCE.—In publishing
a Clipping from an exchange which
called attention to the nuisance
caused in some places by school
grounds being littered with adver-
tising matter we did not intend to
convey the impression that thebchool
authorities here were lax in regard
to keeping the school grounds here
tidy, as might be inferred from the
item referred to. Principal Lough
will not allow bills to be distribut-
ed within the Model School en-
closure, but sometimes finds it diffi-
cult to prevent distributors of bills
froiu blocking up the,: sidewalk in
front of the school ,by getting a
crowd around them.
TOLLED TH'C BELT. AND PAID
TOLL.—Thursday night or in the
wee small hours of Friday a
facetiously inelined individual
sounded the fire alarm boll. Quite
-rte' a number of citizens divested them•
selves of the thralls of Morpheus
and. hastily donning their apparel
hied them to th' fire engine house,
aqd the steamer w,.e about being
tired up fur the fray when it was
found out that the alarm was a false
one. Tho citizens were wrathy
and their anger would not he
appeased until Mayor Doherty
issued hand bills offering a reward
of $20 for the conviction of the
"joker." Constable Wheatley got
,on to the racket and summoned a
- -young man named Gadsby before
,i;Custice Whitehead. The accused
,aGknowled; ed the corn and paid a
tt6l;l.of $20 and $1 costs. It is said
ftihattthe young man perpetrated the
401iiti joke as the resalt of a bot
10141.earne other young fellows that
ltp . itre-,not, Re left town. by Che
:eatiy)Ifteoloon train probably im-
.,-- ...,4; 0ttie 1,4,,the,idea-iotatF--Gtlintonx
ftwit .bo R :gootchi- town whose
pop e pore usable to appreciate
Joke,
ABOUT MAGISTRATES —An ex-
chauge says :—Every justice of the
peace heretofore appointee, but
who has not gtullified, must make
the necessary declaration of office
and qualification before the clerk
of the peace, before the 1st day of
August next, or his appointment
will lapse. Any justice of the
peace, who becomes insolvent,
ceases to be a qualified justice, and
anyone now acting as a justice of
the peace without necessary qualifi
cation, on being reported to the
Attorney -General will be etrnck off
the rolls. All declarations taken
or other acts dune by unqualified
justices, by virtue of their offices,
are illegal. These provisions are
the results of recent legislation and
decisions by the Attorney -General
of Ontario.
TROTTING STOCK.—The Chicago
Horseman i.n a recent issue review•
ing the stables of Mr. W. Doherty
of Clinton, says :—"At the head of
the stud is the chestnut horse Phil
Patchen, five yenta by Rysdyk 3584
by Rysdyk 653; dam Nelly Patchen,
by Geo. M. Patchen 4142. He is
16 hands high and is a grand look-
ing horse, FIe is a recent purchase
and will be handled by 'Jimmy.' '
The Victoria Warder quotes the
preceding and adds : Tho above
noble animal is from James McKeya
famous Phil Rysdyk , of Victoria
Road in this county, by John Mak-
ius' well known mare. John Park•
erin town has a full brother to the
above, and though only two can al-
ready do the mile in considerably
lees than three minutes.
JUDGE DOYLE is the possessor of
au antiquated calender. He had
an appniet,nent to Bold court here
ou Wv. i tie shay lust, the 20th inat.,'
in the forenoon That calender
pointed to Thursday as the 20th.
It was about noon when his Honor
discovered the mistake. There
being no train at that time and the
Judge not being a professioual
pedestrian sprinter there was noth-
ing for him to do in order to keep
the appointment as nearly ab pos_i
bre on time but to hire a horse,
which he did, and drove down, and
it is said made time that would
throw in the shade that made by
John Gilpin of pleasant memory.
Indeed it is a question whether the
Judge is not liable for furious driv•
4n -g— But'-tlttr '-lsaly-furintrtr =work
was nut his driving. 'Lawyers and
litigants were wrathy at the delay
until the cause svae explained.
WINDOW. SHADES
BABY CARRIAGES
LAWN GAMES
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HAMMOCKS
FANS
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EXPRESS -:- WAGONS
SPORTING GOODS
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SPECIAL VALUE
FOR
THE SPRING TRADE
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Wrrj. Cooper & Co's
BOOK STORE;
ROBINS BROTHERS
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Our Prices will Please You.
Our Goods are what You Want
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WE KEEP
Bouts, Stationery, Fallcy Goods,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES,
Curtain Poles, Children's Wagons, Baby Carriages,
School Supplies, School Books, Toys, Games, Looking
Glasses, Walking Sticks, and many other good lines.
Morning and Evening Papers.
Sunday Schools and Country Dealers liberally
dealt with.
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Robins Brothers,
Weir's old stand, opposite the Market, Albert-st., Clinton
MILITIA CHANGES.—Saturday's
Canada Gazette oontains the fol•
fowing announcements : 33rd Huron
Battalion of Infantry, Goderich—
To he Mayors, Captain Rol tea
Crockett, M. 5., from No. 1 Con,-
pany, vice W. F. i\l urray, retired ;
Captain .Tohn Arthur Stanley Var-
coe, R. S. I., from No. 9 Company,
vice J. G. Wilson, promoted. To
he Adjutant, Lieutenant John A.
Wilson, R. S. I., from No. 3 Com-
pany, vies henry Cook, deceneed.
No, 1 Company, Godertch—To be
Captain, Lieutenant Du,ilcy Holmes,
It S. I., vice R. Crockett, promot•
ed. No. 3 Company, Seafurth—To
be Lieutenant, 2nd Lieutenant
Alexander Wilson, R. S. I., vice 3.
A. Wilson, appointed An•jutant•
No. 9 Company, Dungannon.—To
be Captain, Lieutenant William
Young, R. S. I„ vice J. A. S.
=V•areoe;-prornoitd Talbe-lvixuten
ant, provisionally, Robert Huston,
gentleman, vine W. Young, pro-
moted. To be second Lieutenant,
provisionally, Thomas Hamilton,
gentleman.
CATTLE SHIPMENTS.—Watson, of
Blyth, shipped from Clinton station,
Saturday a lot of cattle pur-
chased from farmers in this vicinity,
Six from Robinson weighing 7340
Ibe, 5 from J. Ball -6870 lbs, 1
bull from Jamieson -1950 Ibe, 5
from W. Ball -7070 Ibe, 2 from
Knox -3030 Ibe, 2 from Mountain
—2600 rhe, 2 from Morrish -
2550 lbs, 2 from Hill -2740 lbs,
4 from Wait -5760 ibe, 3 irr,Im
Reynolds -4490 lbs, 6 from Mr -
Allister -7790 lbs, 6 from Snell -
9330 Ibe, 4 from Nott -5080 ibe,
1 bull from Hunter -1690 Ibe, bull
from Fairservice-1680 lbs, 9 from
Flynn -12680 lbs. Hearn, Clin•
ton, shipped a number of. cattle
bought from the following :-5
from W. Rinn weighing 6780 lbs;
`2`--615111 Rtitrii1=' 2u2'{T" 1 ,""F
Youghnll-9770 lbs ; 2 from
Conneson-2430 lbs ; 2 from
Tippett -2220 lbs.
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