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columns of meetings or e7ttertaimnents,
previous. to, holding of **,7,i salne,ac which
an atin►isaiou. fee i,N ;longed, or front which
a pecuniary benefit lie to be derived, will
be charged at the rate of ton cents -per
line, Tun DIc18T LAItc1IEL'Y,OI1taUL.s ED
PAPER IN THIS 86oti0N.-
0$A. GE OF Oerao,e.—Dr. Turn-
bull hat, removed hie office to that
formerly occupied by Dr. Dowsley,
one door east of Molsona Bonk.
Night cells will now be answered
at the otfice. 665
WHOA f TaERE.—If you want to get
one of the finest and cheapest and
best sets of Single Harness made in
Canada, go to JOHNSON Sr Anuoun'e.,
Clinton. If you get your Driving
Harness at JoI Nsole & ARttoua'--you
will get your money's worth and be
protected against accidents, too fre
yuently caused by inferior goods. 654
GIRL .PANTED t.a do general house-
work in a small family. Apply to Mrs
Tbl s. Jackson, Sr., Clinton.
Cause Stir m i s.-5 Car loads of the Rebs Geor-
gia11 Ray Shingles, warranted XXX, for 81.00 per
square, at J. TWITCHELL's, Clinton. 857.96
FIIREMEN'S DLDIONBTRATION IN SE 1-
FORTH.—Send for particulars of the
Grand International Firemen's Tor-
nament to be held in Seaforth on
.lune 16th and 17th, 1891, 81,000.00 in
cash prizes for hose reel races, hook
tend ladder rapes, coupling oompeti,
tions, firemen's foot -races, and other
sports such as bicycle rapes, drum -
mere rape, football matches by elec-
trio light, and farmers load oompeti.
trans. 1610,00 to the largest load of
people and $10.00 to the load of
largest \people. 'this will be the
greatest`sporting event ever held in
the west. Do not forget that the
great championship football match
'between the Detroits, of Detroit, and
the Hurons, of Seaforth, takes place
on the recreation grounds on the
morning of the 17th. For further
particulars send to R. Haxby, Secre-
tary Seaforth fire Brigade, Seaforth,
Ont.
IHE eteeet leading to the station
gravelled.
Una Ste MINK
Thin 15 an attlolo worthy of clary 11,4„,'s:
attbutton.
Xf 011. a1•auty tQ• peva tient one labor, buy A.
boat.
if you lvtut year freeed rtotbae>to leek neat
and; t lean anti t -tart much longer, bgy. a:, box.
if you went t lP efareb to stay in ,tba eletbes
on the line Su pplte qt rain, or [rept, bulC A box,
'Xi you wan? overytbing to lop -it Bice pew, pooh.
ae ibis bpsoese, collars, cuffs,1ace•aurtalpe, eta.,
buy A bpx.
ibirEeery atorokecper kseps it.no ,and -wore
t e merchant 491311 net keep it we µ'l,0 a lively
*gene to reprepeut 06.
Ifpnutactured by
7t/ 1 J. LOBE,
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Additional loots on other pagee.
ST. PA171.'8 Ca.uiu u CuoIa wap
at its beet last Sunday.
Aseneaantin AOT ADiENDMIINTS.—
•Ownere' sons residing on the farm
may be assessed as joint owners,
under the Franchise Act of 1889,
+instead of as fanners's one, and
are thus exempt from statute labor,
and the act of the late session re-
lieves tenant farmers' sons residing
at home,- from statute labor in the
same way.
ANTI-BIBULOUS.—They have an
anti -treating society in Hamilton.
its principle is that you must never
ask anybody else to take anything
to drink and must never take any-
thieg yourself unless somebody else
salts you. The Commercial Travel-
ler's Association goes one better,
the metubers proposing to neither
treat nor be treated to intoxicants.
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Is selling, fast, and we commenced on the 1st of June"ta
sell some
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0000 NEW PASTERNS
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educed Prices.
0 and 121-e. Papers for 5e.
2i and 15e Papers . for 8e.
0 and 25c. Gilts for 15e.
5 and 50c. Gilts for 25e.
THE PRICE of Enos.—A Galt lady
has been looking up ber old accounts
to find how much the McIi;inley bill
has reduced the price of eggs. She
says she has examined her pass
books for the following years and
finds the prices charged her at the
stores at which she dealt to have
beau has follows :—May, up to
21cen16th, 1888, 11 cents; 26th 12i-
cents
ts ; all June, 121 cents. 1889,
11 May, 11 cents ; all June, 12i-
elite.
21eats. 1890, all May, 11 cents ;
11 June, 121• cents. 1891, 4th
April, 15 cents ; llth April, 121
cents; 18th, 10 cents; 30th, 121
cents ; all May 121- cents.
In use 30 years.. The only 8uccesaful remedy
ervous Deblllty+, Vita! Weaknss,
air Prostration,st1.vjal and m over
-worh or other senses.
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THESE ARE
New Papers ! No Tras!
We sell them CHEAP because we carry over no paper
from season to season if we can help it. The patterns
are good, but they did not sell so well' as others, hence
the reduction. Call early for first choice.
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Wm. Cooper & Co's
800K STORE
ROBINS BROTHERS
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Our Prices will Please You.
Our Goods are what You Want
THE Orange fife and Arum band,
under the leadership of Mr. Storey,
are making good progress. They
had an open air march one evening
last week, and the onlookers were
many and the comments very
-eneouragiug. Tt.o band is under
the auspices of the Clinton +Orange
Lodge and are getting ready for the
12th, but where they will go this
year has not yet been decided.
Thu .county semi-annual meeting
will be held iu Clinton on Satur-
day, gene 13th, at 2 p. m.
A ,COINCIDENCE.—Hon. Alex
McKenzie will have been 30 years
in Parliament on the 16th June next
It is said he is the oul'y mein-
, ber who as sat in the House
that lent t -h of time without
once Meeting defeat. The 16th
June is ,.to ,be Seaforth's big
day for the firereen'sdemonstration.
It is a haRpy..coincideuce and there
should be a large -turn out to cele-
brate, conjointly, the lo;al holiday
and such an -important epoch in the
life of Canada's Great.Commoner.
CATTLE SHIPPED.—Sttlee last 188110
Weighmaster Welsh weighed on
Clinton market scales /for Hearn
and Smith of Clinton 41 head of
cattle weighing 59,190. They wore
bought from J. Jenkins, McEwen,
W. Jeukius, Crich, Proctor, McTav-
ish, Brown, Shipley, Tiplady,
Cornish, Wheatley, Rapson. Alco
2 for Cudmore from Taylor, weigh-
ing 2789 lbs., and 1 for Stanbury
from Hicks weighing 13201bs. On
Slturday there wore weighed 38,
head, for Doel, 'of Toronto, weigh-
ing 52,960 lbs., bought from John
Middleton, averaging as will be
seen 1420 each. Altogether the
above weighed 107,060, for which
a sum bordering on $5,500 was
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EARY AND OOT SORE.—The
past week there was a continuation
of the numerous shipments of cattle
that have taken place from Clinton
to Britain this season. Saturday
was a warm day and some of the
beasts showed the effects of driving
and heat. Even after having had
several hours rest in the cattle yard
the heat seemed to affect them as it
is supposed to .affect ''Pluto who
pants for breath from ont his
Hadean cell." One animal lay
down at - the intersection of the
main streets and for a couple% of
hours resisted the persuasions of the
most seductive "movers on". Coax-
ing and "shooing" and tail -twisting
and ear -tickling and rib -prodding
were of no avail. Finally the
stertorous tones of Alex Hillen in-
fused vigor into the weary beast
which gradually raised its ponderous
bulk and with measured steps was
got to a shady place whence he was
ultimately driven to the depot.
ABORT PRINTING AND ADVERTIS
INO.—THE NEWS -RECORD could fill
its columns with outside advertising
if it desired to work up that plass of
business. A town that cannot sup•
port the local press in the way of
advertising should not have that
very necessary institution to any
town's progress. For years Clinton -
has beeu "worked" by outsiders for
various lines of advertising and
printing, and the money that should
be spent in these and other lines at
home is given to outside institutions,
for what? We do not know why
unless it is that people like to build
up other towns. Do not patronize
tramp pedlers or oily tongued
dealers in wares handled by our
own business men. We have every-
thing in town, sold as low as else-
where, and in the majority of cases
the quality is superior. In the
line of printing mut advertising the
local offices are well equipped for
every line of work, and the ground
the local paper's cannot cover is not
worth seeking. Money spent on
Ankti ere-.tba„te.11le opal Ri 11§449 19
co9er is simply thrown away.
WE KEEP
oohs, Stalioliery, Fancy 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.
111- Sunday Schools and Country Dealers liberally
dealt with.
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Robins Brothers
Weir's old stand, opposite t e Market, Albert-st., Clinton
ersemleorencicene
MR. F. W. WATTS has leased the
pretty cottage 11f M r. Iinox at the
corner of Itattenbury and Orange
streets.•
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Come and See Our
Bid ol Now Shims!
AND COLORS.
We are noted for carrying only Choice (irotlds,and this,
season has been in advance of anything heretcltore shown.
While we claim superiority in quality, the prices: are,
always reasonable and in keeping with the Goods. •
Prices range from Moto x'3.50
--A SPECIAL LINE (JF
Boy's Straws at 40c, worth 60
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Jackson:: Bros.
Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters.
@NBEESLEY
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Corsets are a
specialty with us
and it is no boast
o say that no
better selected
assortment can
he found any-
w:.ere, compris-
ing all the lead-
ing makes.
Crompton's
Yetis' at $I.25
AIP.V.W.V.V.0 . i s +. Il.1tlr.nr.t'
and Ilygeian
Waist $ 1.20,
Watchspring
$1.20, and our $
Corsets are the
Coraline, Feath-
bone, Elegant Sc
Comfort, and at
75c. we sell the
Famous theOpera
and B. B., and
the Ermine at 50
cents.
REMITTED THE PENALTY.—At the
last Ontario election Butler was the
defeated candidate in ono of the
Oxfords. 13e11 was his financial
agent. Some four or five dollars
was all the money used and no re-
turn was made of this to 'he return-
ing officer. One Boytor had a• per-
sonal grievance against Bell an
instituted proceeding to collect
$5.850 from him for neglecting to
publish the election expenses 0
candidate Bbtler. !Judge McMahon
has remitted the penalty as in hie
opinion the action was not taken in
the ublic interests but to grittily
pereon�ioe "
LACE; CU RTAI N8—Stock well assorted.
All prices. Special value.
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