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;$TATIATIOS,—The vital statistics re-
corded with ,the , Division Registrar,
W. Coats, for the half year ending
June KO, is as follows:—Births, 33;
Marriages, 12; deaths, 15.,
' Ttontims.—W. jaclison ticketed the
' persons to their respective
destinations this week:—J, .Johnson
• AO wife, Southcomb; and A .
Leed, Winnipeg: D.. McAllister, Port-
• land, 0,; Bert godgens, Mackinaw;
Miss Rilty. gout htoir A Plummer,
aw City.
NOT Hie FIRST.—The GaltReformer
• of last Week Makes the follooving ;re-
ference, to Clintonian, 10,fr
•, Frank Paltridge, Of Los Angles, Cali-
- • Urine, formerly of Galt, dropped into
„ this office yesterday. He is on his
Wedding trip, having been married at
Detroit on Monday, to Mrs Annie
liongh,,Of that city. • Mr Paltridge is
' looking and, feeling extremely well,
t. and seems to be prospering in the Gol-
den State.",
•
CoNviarioNse—For the three months
• ending June 14th' there were 71 con-
' Vir#ons ;made by the county magis-
• trates;"17 of these were by Goderich
'magistrates; • 13 by Seaforth, 13 by
, Clinton; 7 by Brussels; 9 by Manchest-
•er and the rest scattered over the
county. There were 9 violations of
',License Act,, the fines for which
amounted to$2f0; there was one fine
• • also of $100 Unposed .for illicit distill-
,' ing;,the 'fines collected over the sums
• mentioned amountedrto $71.50.
• The complaint made by Mr Ferran,
to the council, on -Monday night, was
a just one, and not a member of the
' board but inwardly felt that the griev-
ance was one that should • be remedied
at once. There is only one way of
doing it, and that is only
providing
Weigh scales for animals in a less
public place. The matter of expense
• is not one that should deter action.
The cost is nothing as compared with
the injustice that those living there -
„abouts. have too long. had,. to onlegY,
allbmit to.
'Hun= CENTRarn.—The Directors of
the Huron Central met on Tuesday '
• last, to complete arrangements for the
coming Fair, the, days were changed
from Sept. 22-23 to Oct. 4-5. The resig-
nation of W. Jackson as Secretary was
accepted, and Coats was appointed
to the position. Mr. Jackson it; one of
:those whose close personal attention
AO the interests of the Society have
• made it what it is, and it is to be re-
•'gratted that he found it necessary to
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resign, which was due to his -many
other engagements. ” A good successor
, has been appointed. •
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AceIDENT.--On Monday evening as
•Mr j. Robb, of Tuckersmith, acccom-
,W0Men'S rt0001414 fr001, ,up
• Montreal;J". Eag,e_sp.4nd wife, Sagin-
• Panied by his sister, of town, was
driving home, tbe horse got frighten -
e41 by the reflection of some water, and
before it could be controlled had shied
off the road, turning the to buggy
upside down in the ditch. Mr C. Avery
i' haktened along at the moment and
: . helped to straighten tip the rig,
, •which had turned as exactly upside
down as was possible. bliss Robb was
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quite, severely shaken up and felt
,• pretty sore; Mr Robb was unhurt. The
,''-,,,\, - )• , • buggy was smashed somewhat.
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-•LAWN SocrAms. — Although last
',,,, • 'iThursday evening was somewhat cool
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i F• . No large number attended the lawn
f - .• social on the 4 -rounded MeW. Cooper,
Which was brilliantly illuminated with
5- Chinese lanterns; the Seaforth Brass
• Band was present and added very
, rnuch to the pleasure of the evening.
1• • The receipts were in the neighborhood
' ' ' Of $10, On Thesday evening the
, ° gradual; of Mr John Gibbings were lit
• • up with the electric light purposely
for the benefit of the social held there-
- on, and which was well attended; a
• pleasant tinie was evidently spent by
alL The recei ts Were just $10. On
MeGarra. Mr and. Mrs , Colvi IN' Of
Jaektinn, liteb_L. are visiting_th_eir old
Mends here, mr DM
uncan cAllister
left on Tuesday for Big Timber, Mon
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taint; he may go through to the coast
Wore lie decides to nettle, blithe x-
pecto 'make 'UM *west dna'future
oype, Jude Toms, r W. coats, .of.
Climtnu; Ail ' Hellatim of B3keter:
are Oils week sittipg at gluten as ar,
bitrators over a disputed senool ques-
tion, $3 a day for each and mileage is
what it Will coat the township. Mr
Jos. Clark, of Toronto Saturday flight,
is spending his holidays with friends
here, Mr Mos -Jackson, jr., will land
in Moill&eal• on Tuesday next, on his
return from the old country. Mr and
Mrs W. H. Goodfellow, of Detroit, are
visiting the latter'sorarents, Mr and
D
Mrs . McDonald, town. Conduc-
tor Snider will occupy Dr. Wild's
pulpit, Toronto, next Sunday morning
and evening. Miaa Cora, Williams, of
Brampton, is recruiting in the Hub.
Misses E. Doan and H. Combe return-,
ed to spend their vacation at home.
Mrs Searle g, oes this week on a visit to
friends at -Woodstock. Mr H, Hale,
who has been in the eastern States for
several weeks, arrived home a few
day's since.
NOTES.—Victoria Cricket Club went
to Forest on the lsts, and succeeded in
defeating the club there by a good
score. Mr. John Gibbings is putting
a stone foundation under one of his
houses on Gibbings street, and other-
wise improving it. Our marriage
coluran contains the wedding notice of
two former Clintonians, in the far
west, in the union of Mr. Jos. Mona-
ghan and Miss Bennett. The 12th of
July will be celebrated by the Orange-
men of South Huron at Bayfield.
Life insurance agents,in order to legal-
ly do business, will require to take out
a license now. The firemen were out
for practice on Monday night. The
Civic Holiday, coming somewhere
about the 5th of August, win -be the
next publicly -recognized day of pleas-
ure and recreation. The excursion to
Goderich, on Friday last, was very
liberally patronized, the train being
crowded to excess; 231 tickets were
sold here. Now is the time when
mothers are wondering how they are
to amuse their children during the long
vacation; pity the mother who lives
en a muddy street! Mr G. D. McTag-
gart has put telephones into his house
and bank. The friends of Mr David
Cluff, of Goderich, formerly of Clinton,
will regret to learn that he has been
compelled to quit work, owing to ill-
ness. Sunday morning twenty-two
cows were counted in one herd, /3fts-
turing, on the street; that would be a
nice drove to get into one's yard or
garden. Mr. Thompson Cluff, for
several years a resident of town, ex-
pects to leave shortly, having received
an engagement elsewhere. Bert Davis,
(son of Mr. S. Davis) leaves home in a
few days to take a situation in Wood-
steek,-vvherelie geree-ti5 learn the drug
business. We are pleased to see Miss
Michol out again, after &severe illness.
In the school report last week, where
it reads "promoted to jrsection of sr.
3rd.," the letter U should be an N. —
Mr Geo. Swarts sent us a Sample of
new potatoes yesterday; they are of a
new variety, imported from British
Columbia. and are unusually protefic.
The C.P.R. Ticket Agent, A. T. Cooper
treated some of his friends to the
elegant new Map of "around the world"
by this popoular route; the harvesting i
scene n Manitoba and Steamship
pictures are also very flne.
BiTY
We take -stock rerAUgust 1st; ' Shrt4r1 .,
buyers otDry ,Goods 'know what this
means. 'They know our stock must be
down to the lowest possible notch by ,
that date and that to get it as low AS
we \oil,' Summer stocks are sold at
prices conSiderably below what they
had been, for it pays us ,better to sac-
rifice the odds and ends of our summer
stock now than to carry it into another
, season..
This semina' stock -taking of OUTS is your
opportunity to save a little money—to make a
dollar do a little more than it usually does.
• Just a rev 'Examples.
We will give. you, your choice -of our
SA.TEENS for 15 bents per yard; you
know they were 20 cents.
In our Millinery Department
Any, of onr Trimmed gats can be bad at a very
low price, and any untrimmed one for 50c., no
matter what the former price was.
If 5ou have not bought a Parasol re-
member we are selling them at prices
that are raoving them out quickly, and
dont forget that WO have the finest
stock of CHA.LLIES and. SUMMER
DRESS MATERIALS in town.
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5 per cent off for cash.
Estate Juo. llodgens
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limit rtlis—clur bestvaine inl'anwsisrass Unir Pins are
• , four for 5 out% CkeaPer and more costly ones
in great variety,
BAsKETS —See our' Yancy, Baskets, Lunch Baskets and
Picnic Baskets. Big variety, small price,
WINDQW SRADES.—Oreat bargains in smallelots of Win
dow ancies.
sitoomms, Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons, §40.; geed, and.
° -0116ap. •
CURTAIN FOLES.,---We sell our Curtain Poles with Brack-
ets, ends and rings for 25 cents each, and make
you a present of enough screws and pins for
each one you buy.
OUTING OUTFITS
Church Notes.
The Presbytery of Huron will meet
at Goderich on Tuesday next.
The doctors have given up all hope
of the recovery of Rev. Thos. Cosford,
of London.
Mr. Mitchell, who occupied the pul-
pit of Willis Church, so very ably and
acceptably on Sunday last, will do so
again next Sunday.
The united excursions of the Willis,
St. Pauls and Ontario Street Sabbath
Schools, carried to Goderich yesterday
between seiren and eight hundred peo-
ple. The day was a delightful one.
• Rev. S. A. Laidman, from the vicin-
ity of Hamilton, issupplying the pull -
pit of Rev. Mr. Shilton, during the lat-
ter's absence, he is a yOung man of
ability and makes an acceptable
supply.
The Baptist Sabbath School picnick-
ed on the flatiNjust behind the Colborne
bridge, on Tuesday last, and had a
splendid time; there was a good turn
out and the day was all that could be
desired.
On Sunday last the people of Ontario
St Church were surprised to learn that
they were likely to lose the serVices of
•Thuraday even ng2lstinst., the Mission Rev. J. Galloway, and 141 that day
Band of Rattenbury Street church hold would be his last as their pastor. The
• a, laWn social, under the auspices of the reason of this was that in order to
Dairymaida on the grounds of Mr. R. amicably settle matters at Seaforth,
• /min • it was deemed advisable toremove him
to that place and appoint Rev Mr.
Smyth as pastor of Ontario St. church.
This was laid before a special meeting
of the Official Board, on Monday even-
ing, when the following resolution
was passed:—‘yResnlved that as brother
Galloway' believes his removal from us
would be in the interest of the church
in general, that the Board, 'while wish-
ing Mr. Gallo -way to remain with them,
does not desire to be &hindrance to the
interests of the church." A resolution
was also unanimously sassed, accept-
ing Rev. Mr. Smyth, as pastor for the
current year. Mr. Galloway will be in
his new sphere on Sunday next, and
Mr Smyth will also comMence his pas-
toral duties here. The people of Sea -
forth will find Mr. Galloway a- good
worker, and his ronadal is generally
regretted, the entire family having
triode Many warm friends during their
year's residence here; at the same time
we believe that his successor *ill be
found aneteellentpreacherandfMtbfUi
'Pastor, notWiths&nding the miuthal
des- that cast his lot here.
• sAtz REGISTER.
Auction Sale of iieW ies, rood
arta, federate, eto., ttuMay,
-July 23rd at Hayward's Carriage Shop,
aneille, where he Cliuton. DavidDickinisin,
1•Ia AL" Iht a
TUE On0Ps.—The Empire, of Tiles -
• day, contains reports from various
sectiOns furnished by the G. N. W.
Telegraph Co:, as to the effect of the
the late ream on the crops. The re-
port sent from Clinton is as follows,
• and is pretty actUrate:—"The grain
• traPS 'Adder looked better or more
promising than they do at present, and
,. this 'statement applied to all general
grains. Fall Wheat promises more
' than an average, and has not suffered
perceptibly from the continued rains,
other than to be beaten down sonie-
*hat; but it iellikely to rise again. As
farina °Warded no rust has yet appear-
ed, Spring *heat barley, Otifa and
pasts'are looking well, but are not, far
enough advanced to be hurt by the
*at weather. The outlook its decided-
ly promising." To this May be lidded
the stateinent that the farmers are all
• busy haying, and in &week or two will
nearly through therewith. Pall
Wheat isloeginning to time and WM be
'ready also for harvesting in a few
Says.
PntsonAts.-4fts J. A. Croll IS vis-
' %lug her daughter. Mrs Green, at
ilorrie. Mr Yenowletis, of the Doherty
Org&flFaet4rYJ sft OnMOndaLf
bit liOniest
The warm weather is upon us, and after the
rush of springbusiness the thoughts of the ma-
jority of people turn to picnics, lawn parties, and
general holidaying. This, in our estimation, is
right; give the people of any community lots of
Heaven's pure air and the companionship of so-
ciable fellow friends, and you enoble and enrich
the moral and mental condition of that people.
We have no doubt but that the people who go
holidaying will increase from year to year. If
you decide to go, one thing we advise all to re-
member: never go away from home wityout suit-
able wearing apparel in outing goods as
ROBINS BROS.,
Book Store and News Depot, Clinton.
REDUCTION 1
Dob'olligrasp the meaning of the word? We have reduced all our PRINTS
and intend to clear them all at Wholesale Price'—for instance 12ic
Prints for 11c., 11c. Prints for 90., 10c. Prints for 8c. This is a
genuine sale and no clap trap nonsense.
SATEENS also REDUCED -200 Sateens going at 16c.,
18c. Sateens for 14e., 15c. Sateens for 12-/c.
choice patterns.
PARASOLS—
Only.a few left, come and get one at cost.
BOOTS and SHOES
We wish to clear out all odd lines before our fall stock conies in.
• You may have Boots and Shoes at Cost for the next two weeks
MILLINERY—
Great Reduction in Millinery; Trimmed and
Untrimmed Hats very Cheap.
ORDERED CLOTHING—suits from $12 up. . A Black
Worsted suit at $20.
Caps,bnirts,Stravi Hats
WITH NECESSARIES SUCH AS
Summer Underclothing,
Hosiery, Linen Collars
• and Cuffs,
• And lastly, never take away your best suit to go-
on an excursion; always have a summer Euit.
•. Ask us for our.line of
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il<SOIST ROTHEES,
order
at
Plums-teel - Gibbings,
• MONTREAL HOUSE, CIA1•111101•1" Street
SUMMER MILLINERY
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Summer Millinery from the Cheapest to thellest
at greatly reduced Prices
Special is our great Bargain Sale of LACE in
Oriental and Cretonne, Laces in Cream, Brown
and White, and our Black Lace Flouncing and
allover Net.
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PARASOLS ---Having bought a job lot at a price
.we are giving exceptional good value in V
Black. A line of Cream at less than half
price to clear.
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