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'W" SRAIDEO RARR4En FENCE V iR '—VOU •RAVE fr
Black, Boil) aUd Gale€tnizet Fencing Wire.
•$,pales and Shovels, Manure Forks, Digging Forks, Scoop
, Shovels,lough Lines, Rope—a11 sizes. .
'Col !- Lehigh Va1iby Coal!
B.J-. V ,� A S te .,, ,,
' :Irian and Hardware Merchants,
-- CLINTON
Leslie's Carriage Factory
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iBUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS—all of the be work.,
' mensbip and material, '-All the latest styles and most modern improve-
,rnonta. Ml work warranted. Repairing and repainting,, promptly attended
. to. 9 Prices to suit the times.
Ile" FACTORY --corner Huron and Orange Streets, Clinton. 657—y
COATS' CITY RESTAIIRANT
(Oruiokshank's Old Stand, 2 doordSouth of News-Reoord office)
'Where we will be pleased to have you gall and see us. We shall keep In
stook in season the very best ,
ICE_ CREAM, TEMPERANCE DRINKS,
Fruits, Confectionery, Canned Goods, Oysters,
Fish,
eto., and all goods usually kept in a first•olass'Restaurant.
COATS CITY RESTAURANT,
'THE BRICK BLOCK, 2 doors south of 7trrn New -Rowan Office
SUGAR. SUGAR.
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Just received, another car load of
tEr Redpath's •Granulated !
BEST IN THE MARKET,
which will be sold at closest prices. SPECIAL• CUTS in 100 lb. and barrel
lots. We have also another consignment of
Russian Blend of Black Tea !
Call for Samples,
N. ROBSON,CLINTON
To Busin ss me
The Fall. Exhibitions in the County of Huron
are close at hand. Newspaper advertising is
conceded by- the very best authorities to be
productive of the best results. As a Newspaper
Medium the columns of
The Huron s
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ows-Hocord
have few equals and no superiors. Its circulation
the whole area that must bring trade to the
wise and judicious advertiser. Live business
men are generally on the alert for certain lines
of attractive advertising outside the newspaper.
We have some splendid samples of fine
Figure Litorapt Cards,
specially adapted for this season of the year.
They are attractive, well worth preserving, and
we will furnish them at a very low figure in .500
-mots, or in quantities of one, two, three, four,
five and ten thousand packages. Call early and
see samples and get prices.
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First Come! First Served !
THE NEWS—RECORD OIllce
JIG::MONE
FOR AGENTS.
NO RISK,
NO CAPITAL REQUIRED
An honorable and prnisewornhy business
without any possible chance of loss.
Steady employment and control of terri-
tory, Have done business iu Canada 35
year's. Liberal pay to the right man,
to sell our unexcelled Nursery Stock.
Send for terms.
Q3U4SE BROTUEIL4 Company
Nt• rtsrsnvni ex,
715-3m Colborne, Ont
Desirable Property for Sale.
A RARE CHANCE.—That corner property on
Albert street, north, recently occupied as car-
rfrge and blacksmith works end destroyed by
ere. Location suitable for any factory business
or for private residence. Good stone foundation
8000 and all the brick In the late building.
Stable and well on the property. Will he sold
for $300—a big hargaln—and on very easy terms.
Apply or write to
720..2t
A. CANTELON, Owner,
or P. CANrELON, Jr.,
Clinton
60,000 Barrels Apples Wanted
T1s CANTELON, OF CLINTON, wants
50,000
.1)barrels of Fall and Winterfor
which the hest market price will be paid,les lrold
your apples for Cantelon and save money.
I). CANTELON, Clinton.
F;Y jxx.m+-, Y+n mrn.'•eY+tT+
,7"hf URr'n o, s 'comet,
*LIR?* Y4%arr4L2b,lc A,elY n9$e
Wt.d esiltiy, Sept 2llst°_jS91,
M'jse Ball ie viei.tiug in Louttott.
Mr. G. N. D'tviq id in Loudon ,
11ie� llZinaie DQ.uglaae, of Clinton,
wee in the circular town on Friday..
Mr. Jas; Fair was in .he county
town lest week.
Mr. T. 0. Bruce was in the
oircular town last weak.
Apple king Centelon was in the
the county town the past week.
The potato crop iu Goderich fa
considerably below the evetage.
Hrs. Heals was visiting in Walk-
erton this week.
Mies Fannie Ball returned from
Thorndale on Friday.
Mies Davie was visiting in the
Quetin City the pas week.
Mies Kathleen Ball is visiting in
Barrie.
Miss Grant has returned from a
visit to Walkerton.
Dr. Nicholson was visiting the
Toronto show the past week.
Mr. William Craig visited Port
Huron the past week.
Mias'Nicholsou rehired on Fri-
day from a visit to the Queen City.
The City of Windsor still makee
three calls a week.
Mies F. Reason is vising friends
in Chicago.
Miss Nettie Cole, of Clinton
spent Sunday iu the circular town.
The steamer United Empire was
in port on Saturday.
James J. Doyle, is taking in
the London Fair.
he
The town treasurer is visiting t
Forest City Exhibition.
Mr. F. J. Pridham is at the Lo
don show.
Mr. J. D. Swanson leftyesterd
for the Forest City.
Mr. Harry Clucas was in tow
this week.
Mies Kate McTaggart, of Clinton.
was in Goderich the past week.
Quarterly weetiug of the Sons of
England next Wednesday evening.
Our town fathers met in session
last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Yates were in
Brantford this week.
Mr. Hugh Dunlop was in the
Queen City -on Monday.
Mr. Geo. Drummond was in the
Forest City last week.
Mr. M. Hutchison visited London
the past week.
Mr. Dai id Cantelon is visiting
the London exhibition.
Mrs. and Miss Toms left Last
week for a six months sojourn in
Indianapolis.
Mrs. SeegeI-'s Sunday School y4414y44141108class, picknicked at her ico
-las-Saturday. — -.
Messrs. D. Marwick, and A.
Craigie lifted their nets the past
week and will sail north shortly,
The Schooner Ontario sailed last
week for Collin's Inlet to load
lumber, for Windsor.
Mr. W. H. Baker, of Bayfield,
was in the county town on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Jas. Fair, jr., and Misses
Nellie and Dot Fair, of Clinton,
were in Goderich the peat week.
The Cameron Mitchell libel case
was called yesterday, Tuesdey, after-
noon.Inspector of Inland Revenue, A.
Cavan of Stratford, was in town
this week.
Mr. Geo. Neibergall of Staples,
Essex Ca,, is spending a few days in
Goderich.
Mise Annie Campbell left last
week to- resume her studies in the
Queen City.
The Schooner Todntan, captain
Alex. Lawson, arrived in port last
week to lay up.
The schooner Pinafore, Captain
Mitchell, arrived in harborou Mon-
day with Cargo of lumber.
The Grand Ju:►ay714.tti3>1-p
the Queen vs .los. 1V itchai`l, Cetlil'n-
ed a true bill on Monday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs Tom returned to
Montreal on Monday, after a visit
to the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchison.
Mr. Jno. G. Stevens as welected
School • Trustees of St. Andrews
ward to fill the unexpired term of
the late Geo. Swanson.
Rev. .W. A. Young and Canon
Inness have been elected to the
board Management of the Domestic
and Foreign Missionary Society.
The fishing tugs, Saa .King and
Oreadia returned from the North
last week to fish off this port for the
remainder of the Beason.
The court was occupied ail Mon-
day afternoon witha seduction case,
in which the girl mother was ap-
parently under 14.
Mr. Fred Coate, of Mitchell, has
charge of the C. P. R. telegraph
department during Miss Ball's
absence.
The Schooner Iiolfage,Capt. Jno,
McDonald, reached port on Friday
with a cargo of coal for Mr, Joseph
Kidd, and sailed light for John-
ston's Harbor on Saturday night.
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The atoptu : f' last , '431'44afflitty
lnerning'dtlneged.a ..pU100" of the
boat ;honed ,sol d 4ietribu.fief hair a
d1Tp boats ai t tl a rive,, Aittl,AAke
shoo; where they ,weio all recover.
ed.
Mi'. ThOs. Whitely, • fertue:1y
Rropfid Qt: Q( t)le Ytraatere hotai bete,
has openadput in the gr..o cry busi
Dasa in Woodstock. 'Mr. Z'Vll'itelx
ehould do Well In thou live -town
whose oitiae.ne will And him a man
of thoroughly upright. charaetar.
GRAND JURY,-.-D,+,niel Bell, Hay;
Wm, Bean, Corrie ; Jas, Boico,
Stanley ; J'abob Crozier, Ashfield ;
Wm. , Gerrie; Joah. Cold -
well, StauloyClegg; Thos. Davison, Grey;
Nelson C. Griffon, . Wm.
Howard., Exeter; J. i3. Hodgins.
Stephen : M. H. Harrrisou, E.
Wawant0; R. B. Irwin, E. Wawa.
nosh; Roland Jenkins,Goderi0h tp ;
Samuel Jobnaton, Goderich tp ;
W. J. Johnston, Morris; Jno. Mc-
Donald, Goderich tp ; Pat Pollard,
Hensell; W. G. Strong, Howick;
Chris Switzer. Usborne; Jae. Tay-
lor, Colborne ; Lewis Taylor,
Wawanoah ; Markin Whitely, Ash•
field ; H'. L. Watson, Goderich ;
Jno. Wingle, McKillop. William
Clegg was elected foreman. The
civil docket contained 5 jury and 1
non jury oasle,,,and the criminal
libel against Jas. Mitchell of n the
Star and the same against McLean
of the World.
Colborne.
Mr. Albert Alliq will preach on
the Benwiller Circuit next Sabbath.
Mr. James Tabb attended the
Toronto Exhibition laet week.
L. 0. L. No. 153 will meet on
Friday night, Sept. 30th, in regular
session.
The Rev. J. Ashley preached on
the Bonmiller Circuit on Sabhath
before last last.
Mise Minnie and Martha Cousius
arrived home from Michigan on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr. Thos Cousins and family in
tend removing to Michigan to. live,
about the first of October. Mr. A.
Million has purchased their farm.
Threshing is all the go at present.
Mr. George Currey and Mr. 1Vm
Morrish are doing good work on
the eixth con.
Mr. M. Flamer, of 1 enmiller.
took a trip to Manitoba lately and
purchased a quantity of Manitoba
hard wheat for use in his mill.
Mr. John Brownlee, of the Bay-
field Line, has rented Mr, J. H.
Millian's fariu for a term of ten
years and is putting in fall wheat
on it at present.
Rev. Mr. Thibedeeu and wife
have gone to Manitoba, intending
to be absent four weeks. Mr.
Thibedeau has furnished a supply to
take the work during hie absence.
Mr. Adams met with a very
serious accident last woek by the
running away of a - horse, from
which -he - -is -not. eapetted _to re-_
cover.
Londesboro.
Mr. Geo. Williams of Wingham
was -in the village on Friday night. -
Mr. Win. Brunedon er., is very
sick,
Mr. Wilken took a business trip
to London on Thursday last.
Mr. J. H. McBain, who has been
supplying for Rev. Mr. Leech, left
last week to resume his studies at
Victoria College.
Mr. H. .Beacom has hung out his
shingle asehoemaker, in the premises
lately occupied by J. J. Walker V.
S.
The fence around the Methodist
parsonage is being painted which,
when finished, will greatly improve
its appearance.
' Tom Bell and Ben Mason have
taken possession of the Commercial
Hotel, Clinton, and will spare no
pains to make it a first class house.
John Brunsdon, Geo. Snell and
Tom Riddell, from the village, and
quite a number from township of
l-lullett, were at Toronto Fair last
week.
; think the Board of Health
might find something to do right in
this village, the stench in some parts
of the village is just awful. Who-
ever are the, proper parties should
see that this nuisance is removed at
once as it is enough to create fever of
the worst kind. We hope some one
will fnove in thss matter, it has been
allowed too long.
District Lodge No. 24, I. 0. G.
T. will meet in Clinton en Friday
Oct. 14th. Business of the uttnoat
importance to subordinate Lodger,
will be brought before the meeting.
Every Lodgein theDistrict ehould he
represented, There will be a pub..
lic entertainment in the evening, at
which a first class program will be
presented. The admission fee is so
low (10c) that all can afford to
come.
Auction Sale Hei inter.
Parties ordering their sale bills at Tue Naws-
RECoaD office will twelve a rasa notice, similar
to the following, until the date of sale. The
notice to worth about as much as the bills.
SATURDAY, SEPT, 25—Sale of house
furniture, °rookery, glassware, dishes,
oarpete, etc., on the premises, Knox's
cottage, Orange street, at 2 p. m. No re-
serve. Terme cash. T. M. Carling,
auctioneer.
We ,are now roar . for the `al) Trade—Pull
Lines x50: all Depa>tents,
WAN' A Moe Rat at Bonnet call an°d Seo SSS DAVIS. - She
Lowest
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Bonnet casngive,you. the latest Stylea and
rice
Dress an Mantle' Mating . i at s a oe y1e
and
Tattering in all its branches at the lowest pgssible payinfop rices. Re'-
lt ,t,tljy member, we have n first•olass Cutter, second 500500—give
bin a trial and you will be pleased with his work.
DIUUS' Cocas and Mantle Cloths We tiara net apace to
carry. This season we have given special attentions tot Dress Goods and
Mantle Cloths. We have a beautiful variety.
Before YoujOu A MAIV'rLE see our GERMAN MADE MANTLES,
tl +r the best fltting goods made, and very low prices
for good goods.
Tjt. Full Stock Ready -Made Clothing.
$3,00Q WORTH BOOTS AND SDOES at a em dlcostdvance
PLUMSTEEL - AND - GIBBINGS,
MONTREAL HOUSE.
Clinton, September 12th, 1892.
THE HUB GROCERY.
Sugar is on th9 Advance.
We have a Carload
of Extra
Standard Granulated
Which we offer at WHOLESALE PRICES in barrel
iota—also a reduction by the 100 lba. Now is THE
TIME to buy your Sugar for preserviug Fruit.
zr Hillwattie Tea always on hand.
ergr Orders taken for best Scranton ,Coal.
eo. Swallow, Clinton
SUGARS!
Always buy the Best. - The Best is the Cheapest.
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l' ar Opat9S Pureranu1ated
r �.nd Yellows
izow arrived, this summer. Sold as low as many so-called
pure, but adulterated Sugars now selling in this market.
1 We make special cuts by the cwt. or in bbl. lots.
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i---W-4RWIN, - Noted Grocer-:--
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, CLINTON.
They Knock Them All Out ! - What Does ?
Why!
Then !
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THE HAPPY THOUGHT AND GRAND PENINSULAR
STOVES AND RANGES.
For a COAL OR WOOD HEATER, you just get one of the
Famous New Radiant Home Coal Stoves. They are beauties.
SaySay -Are you going to PAINT YOUR HOUSE ? Then use the
: Decorator& Pure White Lead and Elephant Ready.Mixed
Paints, in all shades.
English Raw and Boiled Oil. It pays to use the Best.
IIARI AND EROS
Iron and Hardware Merchants, - — — — — CLINTON
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WHEN YOU WANT .A READY-MADE SUIT
OR AN ORERED SUIT
Or anything in MEN'S FURNISHINGS, come and see what we can do for
you. We carry a very fine range. Just now we are offering
----A LINE OF ODD PANTS !----
At a great deal Iess' than their value and it is worth your while to come
jand see.
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T. JACKSON, SR., HURON -ST., CLINTON.
r000rios I :-: Grooerios.!
Fruits, Peels, Canned Goods, Teas, dc.
Our store is well-filled with fresh, clean, new Goods, and
we can supply the wants of every household at very close
figures. Do not buy until you inspect our stock.
CANTELON BROS., Wholesale & Retail Grocers, Clinton.
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