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Wednesday. July 8th, 1891.
LOCAL ,NEWS.
In and Around the "Hub.'
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L3OAL NOTICES.—All notices in thews
columns of mMi rugs or entertainments,
previous to hilffling of the same,at which
an admission fel charged ,or from which
a pecuniary benefit is to be derived, will
be charged at the rate of ten cents per
line. Ina MOST LARGELY CIRCULATED
PAPER IN THIS SECTION„
WHOA I THERE.—If you want to get
one of the finest and cheapest and
best seta of Single Harness made in
Canada, go to JOHNSON & ARMOUR'S,
Clinton. If you get your Driving
Harness at JOHNSON & ARMOUR'S you
will get your money's worth and be
protected against accidents, too fre-
quently caueed by inferior goods. 654
WANTED, cherries, black currants,
&a. Highest Dash price for butter
aid eggs.—CANTELON BROS. 662tf
TIORDQVIWP, nf. DiX41Qp,
weft in LOVA SAO Syy..
NrA, GiEQ, , faprP4.Bpi or the Nile,
wee trt town 00 first of the week.
1tf tis K. SHniePhlto and lfrs,
Osborne were visiting relatives at
the Nile last week.
r2UB CrarrrON L wN Terms OJuB
purpose playing a friendly game
with Stratford, on the grounds of
the latter, on Thursday.
WE understand the Clinton Vic-
toria Cricket Club will contest with
the Londen Asylum team, probably
next week. The Londoners are
considered one of the best teams in
the West.`—
LACROSSE—Junior Western Dis-
trict Championship.—Thie Match
will be played in Clinton on Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, between the
Junior Beavers, of Seaforth, and
the Junior Dauntless, of Clinton.
By all means encourage the boys by
witnessing the game.
THE FOREST and Clinton Victoria
Cricket Clubs will wield the willow
on the agricultural park grounds
to day, commencing at 10.30 a.m.
The Forest team are on a tour cows
peting with the beet clubs in Wes-
tern Ontario.
MRs. THOS. JACKSON, Jr., is visit-
ing friends in Pickering.
MRS. JOHN WISEMAN is again
domiciled in town after a lengthy
visit to friends in St. Marys.
Ma. D. B. CALBICK, of Goderich,
was in town on Dominion Day, also
county Treasurer Holmes.
SUMMERHILL L. 0. L. 928 unani-
mously decided on Monday to cele-
brate the 12th ou tha 13th at Mit-
chell.
Mies GREIG, of Pickering, who
had been visiting relatives in
Clinton and Seaforth, has returned
home.
COi1PENSATORY.—Owing to the
increase of duty on spirits the toddy
may be weaker but it can be made
sweeter owing to the cheapness of
sugar.
WINDSOR, Ont., is the happy
possessor of a cow that has a pen•
chant for goslings, having eaten 17
in one day recently. She is making
sure of her Christman goose in good
time.
Ex -PRINCIPAL GROVES, of Wing.
ham, now Asst. Principal of Ryer-
son School, •Toronto, and Mrs.
Groves were made the recipients of
valuable presents by members of
the school on ils closing for vaca-
tion.
CLINTON ORANGE LODGE will meet
on Saturday night at 8 o'clock. On
Sunday morning at 8,30 and go in
a body to Holtnesville. On Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock, then to
the Rattenbury street church at 3
o'clock sharp, and in the evening
to the Bayfield Line.
Al
Money Saved is Quite as Useful as Money
Gained. •
SEE SOME OF OUR PRICES :
A 10 CENT WHISH - FOR 5 CENTS
A 20 CENT WHIS - FOB, 10 CENTS
A 15 CENT SCRUBBING BRUSH FOR lOcts
A 25 CENT SCRUBBING BRUM FOR l5cts
A 30 CENT SHOE BRUSIU FOR 20 CENTS
We have also Hair Brushes, CoYnb Brushes,
Shaving Brushes, Fine .,Qombs, Coarse Combs,
Pocket Combs, &c., &c.
We are selling out our stock of PIPES,
&c., at Greatly Reduced Prices. When these
are all gone we shall buy no more. Come
while you caja buy.
MR. N. WILBUR MANNING SUC
ceeds Mr. W. M. McGee as senior
book-keeper at the Doherty organ
factory. Mr. McGee ie likely to
accept a responsible position in
Montreal. Mr. Manning will prove
a capital successor and is to be con-
gratulated on his advancement.
A FEW of the many friends of
Mrs. and Mies Hayhurat, of Queen's
Park Church, London, made their
way to the station the other day
and presented them with a token of
their love and esteem before their
departure for their new field in
Forest. Mrs. Hayhurst is a daugh-
ter of the late Samuel Platt, Goder-
ich.
STRATFORD Times :—Richard
Murphy's death, which occurred at
Clinton last week, was very sudden
and unexpected. Mr. Murphy watt
engaged in the grocery business in
Stratford for upwards of 14 years,
previous to last fall. He represent-
ed Shakespeare ward in the Coun-
cil and was a man every one had a
kind word for.
WELCOME and profuse rain fell
Friday in the drouthy parte of this
county. Though portions of Gode-
rich, Colborne and Ashfield town-
ships have s'iffered for want of rain,
scarcely any sines April until last
week, in no part of these townships
will the crops be an entire failure ;
on the contrary, a fairly average one
may be expected, except in hay and
oats.
ST. PAUL'S LAWN PARTY.—The
lawn party, Tuesday evening of last
week, on the pretty grounds of J.
H. Combe, Esq., under the auspices
of the Churchwoman's Guild, was
qnite a successful affair. The wea-
ther was fine, the tennis gaines in•
terestiug, the refreshments palatable,
the grounds charmingly relieved by
Chineee lanterns and the whole pro-
ceedings enlivened with the mag-
nificently musical strains of the 33rd
Battalion band in uniform. The
gross proceeds were about $70.
CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY.—A depu-
tation of salt manufacturers, con-
sisting of L. Rightmyer, Kincardine;
John Ransford, of Clinton, and W.
M. Gray, of Seaforth, bad an inter-
view with the Ministers of Customs
and Finance last week to protest
against the.reduction in salt duties.
A SPECIAL TRAIN FOR MITCHELL.
—It has been officially announced
that Wm. White, the popular Coun-
ty Master of South Perth, has
secured a special ttain to run from
Goderich to Mitchell on the 13th,
leaving the county town at 8 a. 1n.,
Holmesville at 8.21, Clinton at
8.35, Seaforth at. 8.55. All con-
cerned should govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
PARADOXICAL.—The Atwood Bee
chronicles the fact of six girls of
that village who are possessed of
only the normal number of two
feet each, and yet their tiny, pedals
support thirty-five feet. That is
they measure stature, in the aggre-
gate, to the extent of 35 feet. Six
girls all in a rosy, averaging the
Amazonian height of 5 feet 10
inohea each, in one Canadian vil-
lage, is an elevating circumstance.
MASONIC MINGLING.—On the
afternoon of Sunday lost Rev. Bro.
James Livingston of Listowell
preached to the Masons in the town
hall, Clinton. There were between
eighty and one hundred Masons
present. Besides those of Clinton
brethren were present from Goder-
ich, Seaforth, Auburn, etc. The hall
was filled to its utmost capacity, and
those who failed to find room inside
missed an eloquent, instructive and
Qeepel laded discourse, • Mee
who denounce Masonry as opposed
to the earlier and later disrensation
of God's methods and intentions re-
lative to his dealings with men in
their individual or collective oapac
ity, had any of them been present,
would. hare—had -therir l9l#tJdS—tli�
abused of any such erroneous im-
pressions.
WITH 18 to 25 lbs of sugar for a
dollar this year the following is not
much to catch on to :—Fruit pre-
served in water is somewhat of a
novelty. Mr. Kelly, governor of
Hamilton gaol, showed a reporter a
jar of gooseberries that were put up
12 months ago, and the fruit looks
as fresh almost as the day it was
picked. An ordinary sealing glass
jar and a pint of fresh spring water
are all the appliance required for
the experiment, and if it is success-
ful with gooseberries why not with
other fruits?
DEDICATION.—On Dominion Day
the Roman Catholic church recently
fitted up in Clinton was dedicated
to religious purposes. The cere-
mony was imposing and impressive
as became the traditions of mother
church. Not being furnished with
anything concerning the programme
or the names of all the dignitaries
who participatod therein we cannot
give a summary of the proceedings
such as we would like to. Prom
what we can learn Bishop O'Connor,
of London, in the forenoon, opened
the services of the day and then
accompanied by the clergy, they
preceding him, went outside the
building sprinkling with holy
water and blessing the grounds as
they marched around the building,
and the church as they re entered
it. Father Murphy then said mess,
after which His Lordship explained
the nature of the ceremony they
were called to take part in. The
Stratford choir did much to assist
the spiritual exaltation of the ossa
cion. In the evening Rev. Dr.
Kilroy preached at vespers, the
choir again materially assisting, by
their excellent musical renditions,
in bringing the higher aspirations
in touch with nature's God.
Among the celebrants were Bishop
O'Connor and Father Noonan,
London ; Rev. Dr. Kilroy, Strat-
ford ; Fathers Brennan, St. Marys ;
MoG•eer Wawalrostr Murphy, Trieb*
town ; Dixon, Ashfield and West,
Goderieh.
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Robins-: Bros.,
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CLINTON.
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Commencing This Week !
We will offer VERY
LOW PRICES on our
Summer Goods, and
as our Goods are al-
ways marked in plain
figures, buyers cannot
be humbugged. And
our Great Reduction
in Prices is sure to
send every purchaser
away happy and with
a Big Bargain.
We are ready this minute. with a stock well assorted in New and Seasons
able Goods of unquestioned merit in quality and style. Prices are•right on
every single article in this stock. We will please you id this direction as
you were never pleased before.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERVESTS—two for 25 cents.
LADIES' CASHMERE HOSE —fine goods—at 25 cents a pair.
A COMFORTABLE SUMMER SUIT
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The above is very easily obtained
from us. We are offering this
season a line of Light -Weight
Coats and Vests at the remarkably •
low figure of $2.50, which with a
pair of the famous $2.00 Pants
makes as complete a Suit for the,
hot weather as could be desired..
The price is $4.50.
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Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatte.is.
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For a Nice, Nobby
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WIIITE DRESS EMBROIDERIES AND MUS-
LINS—special value.
LACE MITTS, LISLE, TAFFETTA AND SILK GLOVES— from 10 cents to
75 cents per pair.
NEW PRINTS at 10 Dents, worth 12; cents.
FLANNELS AND FLANNELETTES for Blouses—an assortment that makes
friends, outshines rivals, wins victories, and sells itself on its -merits every
time.
If you want a NE A7 STYLISH HAT OR BONNET, cheap, for your daughte
wife, mother, aunt, or cousin, THE SPOT IS
Beesleu7Q Great Millinery. Emporium,
The Ladies Favorite Establishment
SEAFORTH Firemen's Tournament,
we regret to learn, resulted in a
shortage of $60 which the Firemen
will have to•make good.
THE RAISING OF THE FLAG.—The
raising of the prize flag, won by Miss
Buchanan, on the school house of S.
S. No. 6, East Wawanoeh, Monday
of last week, was a very successful
affair. Among the speakers present
who hailed with commendatory re.
marks the old flag that floats tri-
umphant o'er the world ; the flag
that has never been dishonored ; the
flag that has neper fallen and never
will fall so long as Britons remain
true to themselves, was Inspector
Robb, of Clinton. He nave an in-
structive history of the old flag, how
the union of the crosses came to be
called the "Union Jack." As a boy,
in mimic war with the border Amer-
ican lade at Kingston he had fought
for the old flag. In 1866, as a viol•
ItiPrtter irr3`"''i'fa'Zr fiii iiiii' it &rend°
of it; and if any unfortunate occasion
called again for his services he would
Laflb's Stara Enamel.
This is an article worthy of every lady's
attcntton.
1f you want to save time and labor, buy a
box.
If you want your Ironed clothes to look neat
and clean and to last much longer, buy a box.
if you want the starch to stay in the clothes
on the line in spite of rain or frost, buy a box,
If you want everything to look like new, such
as shirt bosoms, collars, sues, lace curtains, eta.,
buy a box.
(Every Storekeeper keeps It now, and where
the merchant does not keep It we want a lively
agent to represent us.
Manufactured by
W. J. LOBB,
Holmosville
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be aye ready to respond. The flag
which they had just hoisted bad,
always defended the weak and
oppressed ; it protected and nonr'
iahed, as he hoped it alwaye would,
this glorious Canada of ours.
Dui;i.sn r strict Orangb" Dol ii;
as a District, will go to Mitchell on
the 13th, also Goderich District.
GO TO
Cooper &-Uo's
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