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LOCAL NEWS.
In and Around the nub,
&an gait.
LOOM Novous..—AII notices in these
columns of meetings or entertainments,
previous to holding of the Same, at which
an admiasion fee is altarged, or from which
a pecuniary benefit is to be derived, will
be charged at the rate of ten cents per
line. ant MOST LARGELY CIRCULATED
PAPER / n IS SECTION.
OH, WHAT A COUGH 1—Will you
heed the warning. The signal per-
haps of the sure approach of that
more terrible disease Conituneption.
Ask yourself if yod can afford for the
sake of saving 50c., to run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure
will cure your cough. It never fails.
MISS Hu NE is home front Chicago.
Tun dry weather and April winch;
are multiplying the grits. The Grits
will not down.
„ MISS ANNIE CRUICKSHANK contin-
ues very ill, her recovery still being
very doubtful.
MR. J. W. BITER returned home
frorn the Northwest Saturday night.
He was snocessful in his horse deal.
Several members of No. 84, A.
F. and A. M. went to -Seaforth on
ItIonday last to atteud a lecture to
the craft by Dr. Ryerson of Toron-
to.
THERE died recently in Golden•
ville, N. S , aged 83 years, Mr.
John McEachren, father of Mrs.
Arch), Kennedy of Clinton,
1.)PvinFied's wife eurvives him.
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i'vvritixt were filed at Toronto
butt Friday against the return of
the Hon. J. C. Pattersou for West
Huron and W. Smith for South
Ontario.
THE incandescent 16 candle power
lights hese largely superseded the
2,000 candle .power arc lights in
business places and are considered
more economical as well as more
light diffusing.
MR. W. HARLAN,D, JR., has re-
turned to town after a visit . of a
couple of months to the portion of
the continent from which we are
divorced by the laws of nature and
of than.
ONE day last week Mr. Ed.
Holmes had a successful surgical
operation performed by which an
enlargement of the bone of one leg
was reduce, "planed" down to its
normal size.
AIESSLIS. Gtsuov viz WISEMAN have
arranged with their landlord, Mr.
. John 0. Elliott, for the putting of
e nobby plate glass front in tb
store now occupied by. them 'on the
corner of Huron and Isaac streets.
Tnu HURON MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TION tnet in the Mechanics Justitute
Rooms yesterday. They had sever-
al interesting cases and lectures, not
the least, of whits!) was, by Dr. Ryer-
son of Toronto.
MISS NELLIE FAIR iItiVing recov-
ered from a most severe affliction of
typhoid may be seen walking
around iu fine days in search of a
con valesenut's appetite. :viay sho
exelaitu inn healthy voice "Eureka!"
MR. JOSEPH WHITEHEAD 18 get•
ting well under way tbe preliminary,
work for tho erection of a handsome
block of four Irick stores on the
corner of Albert and Ontario streets.
Tenants have already been secured
for all of them.
Mn. E. J. R. OWENS, of the
Toronto law firm of Leys, Reid &
Owens, formerly of this toivn, was
bore over Sunday and yesterday in
consequence of the serious; illness of
his old friend Mr. John Irwin
collector of customs here. Mr.
Irwin died Monday morning.
A couple of lads, scarcely old
enough to know the enormity of
their conduct, effected an entrance
through a rear window into Sitnp•
eon's book store and Dr. Worthing-
ton's Sunday forenoon and abstract-
ed a few mouth omens, jewelry etc.
The goods have been recovered or
will be made good.
MAYOR BUTLER, of Goderich, was
in town Thursday. He was much
struck with the excellent condition
of our streets as be bad been led to
believe that, at this time of year
especially, oldiashioned stone -boats
were the only vehicles that could be
toted along our highways of alleged
mud and water. It was, therefore,
a revelation to Inm to find them
dry, level and hard as the best
macadam.
.NOW 18 THE :*•1114.
TOBUY
SHILOH'S
COME! Y PTION
CURE.
This GREAT COUGEI CURE, this
successful CONSUMPTION CURE,
iswithont a parallel in the history of
medicine. All druggists are author-
ized to sell it on a positive guarantee,
a test* that no other cure can success.
fully stand. It you have a Cough,
Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure yon. If your child has
the.Croup, or Whooping Cough, use
it promptly, and relief is sure. If you
dread that insidious disease CON..
SUMPTION, doh': fall tg,use it, it
will euro you or cost nothing. Ask•
your Druggist for SHILOH'S CURE,
Price 10 eta., 50 cts. and $1.00. If
your Lungs are sore or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 25 cts.
Additional locals on first page.
INSPECTOR BORE made official
visits to severill of the school, in
the northern part of the county
during the past two weeks.
MISS MARY MCMURCIIIIII, young-
est daughter of Mr. A. McMurchiu,
while approaching the Collegiate
Institute ono day last week unwit-
tin0_elz and severely "sat on herself"
ire Tif1
place on the walk, with the result
thnt she sustained a viioious sprain
in the ankle of her left limb
Mrt. GEORGE BEACOM, V. • S.,
whom we mentioned last week as
having passed an exceptionally
creditable examination, left town
Monday morning for Harriston,
where he will locate for the prac-
tice of his profession. Mr. Bea -
corn. should do well and we wish
bin) abundant sucoess.
"RoorNs are here," remarked a
gentleman, who seemed to think he •
had made an annouticement of sprinrt°
like portent previously unheralded.
"Mins here 1" replied a listener,
"that's no new announcement,' have
noticed by Tn NEWS RECORD that
Robins were here all winter, and
could have beers. seen any day,
Sundays excepted, opposite the
market."
C. 0, C. F,—Council No. 116
of the Canadian Order of Chosen
Friends was organized here on
Wednesday by Friend II. N. T. Col-
quhoun, G. R, in the Forrester's
hall, Tho following are the offi-
cers :—.P. C., W. Weir ; C. C., Oli•
ver Johnson; V C.,R.Horsely; Rec.,
W. S. Lawrence ; Treas., W. Weir;
Prelate, Rowland Jen lr ins ; Marshal,
J. E 13Iackall •, Warden, Win Al-
len ; Guard, J. Beattie ; Sentry,
Samuel Barr.
LAND VALUES INCREASING —Is it
possible that the rsult of the bye -
elections has given more confidence
to our people I A correspondent
of the Huron Expositor Writes
"The dernand for land in this.
vicinity is still increasing, and farms,
that a few years ago were only a
drug on the market and could not
bd bartered ani at any price, are to-
day realizing good prices. A lot,
containing 80 acres, was sold on Fri -
.day last for 33,100 ; on- Saturday
it was re -sold for 33,200, and on
Monday morning was carried off at
33,285, and so on.
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wH y ?—Because OUT Spring Stock has arrived. You
can get a large stock to select from, You can get a
BARGAIN on a few Carriages left from last season.
Our prices for NEW LINES were neer cheaper
mil at present. We buy from the best manufac-
turers and consequently have the Latest Improve-
ments Do you need one ? Then make your wife
and children happy by securing one.
As Spring advances the demand for
L
increases and will continue for several months. The
verdict of the people who have purchased their aSsort-
ment is that they have never Been finer lines in Clinton.
We are not telling you this to induce you to patronize us
for we are glad to say that it has never been necessary
to resort to unfair dealing, as our trade has been built on
UPRIGHT, SQUARE DEALING.
At 5c. a Roll we have thousands of rolls that resem-
ble very much the bettor class of papers and really
grand value.
At Oc., 7c, and 8c. the colors are better and more
of. them.
At 10c. we excel, for we have numbers of specialties,
--good bargains-'--»--
Likewise,our 121c, and 15c. with wide borders
to match.
Plain Ingrains, 21 and 30 inches in width.
Gilts and Bronzes that are new and nobby.
All our Wall Paper is trimmed free of charge
which saves a great deal of time in putting it on;
WINDOW SHADES are a necessary outlay in evei'y
household, and to those who wish the best kind IVC
offer our New Spring Stock. The shading is matle
from specially prepared muslin, then hand -painted
on ea -ch side three times, which makes it absolutely
OPAQUE and the manufacturers Guarantee it
to neither Fade, Crack nor Curl.
Attached to the Shades, which are either six or seven
feet long, are the Best Spring Rollers and
Brass Pulls or Fringes and Tassels.
OUR SPRING STOCK of several hundred Shades is
complete, and we are sure they will please any
reasonable person.
!CYCLES
selemacEemes=arrrauzanearganzmarse
• are booming, and we are
handling the best
lines on the
market.
Express Waggons. Dolls, Cabs, Sporting
Goods and Fishing Tackle.
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W. Cooper
Co.
Clinton, - Ontario.
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Is there a buyer who has rnissedthis grea,t bargain We
have sold a tremendous quantity of them' and ther6.is
only a small lot left.
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PRICE- mit 25 CENTS
Regular price 75 cents. New, Fresh Goods.
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Linen Handkerchiefs.
ON SATURDAY NEXT we will offer • 200 Fine
Linen Handkerchiefs bought at auction and worth
25c. and 35c. As long as they last you can take your
quantity AT 15 CENTS—ancl they are the biggest
snap ever offered in Clinton. Fill up while they last.
Children's Clothing.
Our Stock is now full and complete, and by long odds
the largest and cheapest assortment in the county. •
ON SATUR lAY NE X T!
we will offer a limited quantity of
BOY'S SUITS AT$1.00
Anybody who misses this bargain will regret it.
Clothiers and Furnishers.
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WE HAD TO MAKE OUR
all Paper Tri
Mr Hum!
Too busy to keep track of the number of
Rolls sold.
We make no charge for trimming Wall Paper
Make your selection from our large and
beautiful Stock and then admire the way
in which the Trimmer works.
Newest-Styles-of-Window-Shades-atlowest—L-
Prices.
Look at our 35c. CURTAIN POLES.
Poles, Rings, Ends and Pins, complete, for
only 35 cents. •
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Book Store and News Depot, Clinton.
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The immense volume of business we
do in this line speaks for itself, and
it is an acknowledged fact that
We Lead in Style !
We Lead in Price I
We Lead in Our
Large Assortment !
And you have YOUR CHOICE,
On. Saturday, April 9
we will have our GRAND SHOW.
ROOM OPENING, when we will wake
one of our finest displays of Millinery,
excelling all our previous Openings
and showing the Rarest Novelties in
Paris, London and New York Styles,
when we will be pleased to see all
our old and new friends.
BEESLEY & GO., THIsiii.AA.E.NarmsoTE