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?,tgW TR;Alt papor mills, vas ip town kat Turd-
Mne. Ng,sotl, from Dakota, tartmer!l
Mrs. Kitt, is op a visit to °ffiendd i#1'
Clitttota, .
if It a tiELT and Sadie Brylleu,
Maple street, left yesterday for 9n.
aria, Gal,, wherathey will"in ftttnre
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'on hags the Clintop'Liquor Store,
The beetand roost neeesaary Roods
are to be found there,
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To Advertisers,
Ail changes pJ Advertisements, to
insure insertion in the current issue,
must be received at the office not tater
than S4TURDAY NOON. Copy
for changes received tater than SAT-
URDAY NOON wilt -hereafter be at
the., Advertiser's own rid:.
A. M. TODD, ,Publisher.
The Huren News -Record
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Wednesday. Dee. 21st,
y ' 1892.
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-LOCAL NEWS.
In and Around the Huh,
&WO rmilit. .
LxCAL NOTICES. --All notices in these
columns of meetints c: .....,',aliments,
prevtons .,., noldineof the same,at which
an admission fee is cliarged,or from which
a pecuniary benefit is to be derived, will
be charged at ten cents per rata of the
line. TIIt MOST LARGELY CIRCULATED
PAPER IN THIS SECTION.
No LADIES TOILET is complete with.
out a bottle of Cream of Witch hazel,
manufactured and sold by Jas. H.
Combe.
CALL and see J. W. IRWIN'S stock of
Fancy China.
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'Dm NEWS 'RECORD has about 20,000 1
Note and Letter Heads at a slight 1
advance on cost. 1
CREAM of WITCH ' HAZEL will not
injure the most delicate skin. For i
chapped hands, sore lips and for
use after shaving it is unsurpassed. 1
eeiee.Robes, Horse Clothing, Fancy
Woollen and Plush Rugs, are at '
bargain prices at 1
732•tf. JOHNSTON & Armour s. f
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.Xaeas PRESENTS at J. W. IRIVIN's, Mc- a
Kay Block. i
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Bose wanted, about 16 years of age. I
Apply toJAcirsoN BRo., Clothiers. c
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ROBINS BROS. have no-goods at their t
old stand, all their Xmas. business is to
be done in the McKay Block
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XMAS FRUITS, New and Fresh, at J. W, t
ERWIN'S, McKay Mock. t
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, Tceday (Wednesday) is the shortest •
Tay of the year, 1'
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Mns. WALL is confined to the house t'
through illness. n
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Miss LENA SPARLING, of Blyth, was lV
'visitor to iilinton last week. t1
MuNICirAL.—Trp to date all seems 'i
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1pecnlation. Next Monday will place b
in a more definite shape. T
FOR MAYOR.—A great many elect -e3 a
ere have named Councillor• Geo. D. U
YlcTaggart as a good choice for Mayor,
:or 1893.
SPECIAL MEETING.—The Council e
Ield "a special session on Tuesday of 1'
met week, at which the closing of the g
:loll was extended to Jan. 2nd.
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WHY NOTI--Why do they not spell t
. comptroller " c -o -u -troller 7 • It is o
c compnundrutn of no great compsego- j
nce; but why comet people have some T
compsideration for compcisenosa '
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ONTARIO ST. METEI0DIET CInunoH. A
—We understand that this church will e1
beautifully decorated for the Christ- fr
one serviced next Sabbath. The past- e
will preach at both services; . in n
he morning a Christmas Sermon and o
n the evening on "Christian Unions.". to
MOUSE OF REFUGE.—Last week Mr. ri
1. Leishman, of Marnook, was a jury- b
uan. at Goderich. While going and li
eturning the gentleman was a caller at A
his office. Mr. Leishman ie a gentle- Ic
of more than ordinary intelligence di
one of the class that is always con_.
from conviction and facts. e
went to Goderich opposed to a °
louse of Refuge. The knowledge °
in hie official capacity as a jury- th
and the authentic figures at his
enthrall(' has led him to now be in ep
►vor of it House of Refuge. He takes Eh
ata account the question in all its
earinge�—financial, humanitarian, etc, A
—and hie honest conviction is that thd
would be a good one for E
County of Huron. Our farmer pa
ien& in Mr. Leiehman's neighbor- ar
clod who do not thoroughly under- n
and the question can get a few stub- tiv
art facts from that gentleman that o]
ill be both reasonable and convinc- be.
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Alts ,Tose .I3tI0114tN, the winner
of the Znapire flog a year or so ago,
tvQ) the special prize Orr Hiatgry award,
ed by teacher 4, J. Moore, in the
Godericli Collegiate Institute.
MAYOR DUTLER, of Goderioh, was in
Gunton last Friday, completing ar-
rangethoute for the cducort under Ilia
\Vorahip'a patronage in the county
town.
HOLIDAY SEASON.—Nov is the heart
of the holiday shopper made glad by'
the judicious advertiser. Anybody in
search of presents needs only to con-
sult the columns of TUE Nowa Itaaon.D
to fix his choice.
AGA- IN, MORE LIQHT.—Clinton pays
a nice sum annually for electric lights,
Lately THE N>rws RECORD has called
attention to the foot that the system
is not giving tho satisfaction which
might reasonably be expected. Wed.
nesday evening our business mon were
left,ln complete darkness for, a time
and people had to grope_along the
streets and jostle each other to find'
their way. Th.ir)inconvenience might
reasonably be borne ocoasionally. ' But
our eitilens and business men look and
ask for a butter service. Again, give
us more light—give us better light.
FROM DAKOTA.—Mrs. McGregor,
who has been in Dakota for seven years,
returned last Thurs lay. Her son has
been located Qn a form in Walsh County,
Kinloss town, fur about eight years
For five years in succession the strops
have been a failute. Mr. McGregor,
made a very good atarb and his pros -
octet seemed fair, but the successive
crop failure has convinced hien that
he must try his luck elsewhere. IIe
will do so with loss money than he
took to Dakota, though . Mrs. Mc
Gregor informed Tue. NEws RECORD
that her son will in all likelihood try
his fortunes in our Canadian North
west. Mrs. McGregor is an old time
resident of the 7th con., Goderich
ownship, and while in town was the
uest of her old and respected neigh
or, Mrs. Thos. 0. Cooper. ,
SCHOOL TALK —The total rate
n Clinton is 19 mills on the dollar,
made up as follows: County rate, 1•4s;
own rate, 6; special rate, lie domicile
debt rate, 2; school rate, 8. It
will be seen that the school rata is
Huth higher than any of the other
our. It is quite proper that our
chools should be kept up to a high
tandard. In fact it is necessary. But
t is;difl'i.cglfjust_to.fiud why more inter -
et is not manifested in school matters.
t the varioua boards it is frequently
lifficult to secure a quorum for the
ransaction of the ordinary routine
msineas, This is not right or proper
✓ in keeping with the great cost
f these neceseary institutions. But
lte people manifest leas interest than
he trustees. And why 1 We aro
coking for a. reason. People, many
eople, we have heard complain dur-
ng the last few weeks about the apparent
igh 8011001 rate. But you never find
em interested enough to attend Board
leetings. The people should become
lore conversant in school matters.
Iore rivalry should be enthused into
ustee elections. These Boards are
Iore important, in some respects, than
to town council, and citizens should
scorns more familiar with their doings.
h.en we would hear lose grumbling
nd probably more practical interest
lani'fosted in school work.
CHRISTMAS CHEER.—Christmas cheer
omes but once a year, Outside of
urely business matters the term is
enovelly taken as a platter of fact.
But the Christmas cheer in this
ase that was on its joyful way
ravelled a great many miles and
n the last few yards of its long
ourney happened with a mishap.
huraday was a vary busy day in THE
NEws-RECORD office and a messenger
as despatched for the afternoon mail,
mong n mass of daily and weekly liit-
ature and correspondence was a letter
om an esteemed friend and subacrib-
r at Oxbow; Assa. But the letter was
t: delivered by tho cnrrioroa,t this
(lice. Her Majesty's reliable and
ithful Canadian mail service had car-
ed it safely to the Clinton Poet Office
id•it was delivered to the carrier here
ut lost on the sidewalk after travei-
ng many hundreds of inttes.
gentleman picked it up and
rowing the editor and the splen-
o location of THE NEWS -RECORD
ffice ,handed the letter to the rightful
caner. We sincerely thanked the finder
nd opened the letter in the presence
a couple of gentlemen to ascertain
e contents. 11 was a very welcome
ietlo, of the genuine Christmas Cheer
Lure. Here is what it said (omitting
e signature):
Oxbow, Dec. 7, 1892.
M. TODD, Esq.
Procrastination is the thief of time.
nclosed please find a Five Dollar Bill,
rt of my subscription, which is in
rears. I will send the balance as
ickly as T can. Addree s my paper to
�rbow, as we have a new town started
Ihin a mile of us which is just a year
d, but has become a good centre,—
,t west of Manitoba. Yours truly,
.�. W '+0rc,yrw 01014 .; p,y,;;�xrc,-, su6-,:.ares, 1 •
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We /We bee0.. too busy to write' at 'trertisenients during
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last few days,
We would,just like to say that we' are not at our old stand,
but we have a very fans stock of Toys, Fancy Goods, etc., at
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our new storelu the McKay Block.
Robins -:- Bros.
Book Store and News Depot, McKay Block, Clinton,
EESLEY ' CO.
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS.
We have for you a splendid line of Goods suitable
for presents.
Plush Sets,
Plush Jewel Cases,
Plush Whisk Holders,
at '� regular price
SILK HANDKEROHIEFS
One of the Best Assortments in Town and Prices the Lowest,
or if you want to give a nice pair of
ID GLOVES,
Remember ours are the best for quality, assortment and price
and the only -Store where you can get the •
Fronch Louise Glave at
1.00
E-►'ery pair made giod or money refunded, or you can get a
pair of our
120 SID101 C 811118110
None better. A nice HAT or BONNETT at
Holiday Prices.',„
A DRESS OAP
Or a hundred and one things suitable for presents at our
Store.
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The* Lades' Favorite Estaflh!sftrroent
BEESLEY & COa
The Great Millinery and Dry -Goods Emporium.
COMFORTABLE
CHAIRS.
To how many people does the thought ever occur how uncomforthble would
be their life if the ordinary every day, straight chair were denied them, not to
mention the discomforts attendant with the loss of the modern easy chair. But
the sensible people of Clinton and vicinity have nothing to fear on thin account,
as it is a well known fact that our stock of High Class Chairs emprise Quality,
Variety and Quantity.
We are offering just now a beautiful line of Chairs in Rattan and Oak. These
are Special Value.
Girls Arm Rockers at $1.00
SEE OUR KINDERGARTEN CHAIR AT 50c,
We buy for cash and sell on a close margin.
SEE OUR MIS NOVELTIES.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY,
THE FC.RNITURE DEALER,
CLINTON.
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ristr.r.as Sale of Pur.
'The,gttestio i that almostevery parson you would meet for the'loot haw ;+veel<n
• ,lap, been : What's it going to, 4o, Rain or fgnow ? There is no squ4
row, Its Snowed. rhat nettled 1t, About; three fourths of !the'popula.
tion decided that sante friend would receile a present 1 kr such is the
oheeridg influence of genuine winter weather that it puts every body in
To theee people who are in good humor we have this
say. . We wish to reduce our stook of
pod humor,
ies'
hero are a fow special lines we offer.
2 Baltic Seal Capes, regular Price 524.00 each
reduced to $19-00 each. „ >p
4 Australian Beaver Capes, Regular Price $25,00
each, Reduced to $10.00 each.
2 Black Hair Capes, Regular Price $9.00, R;educ-
,ed to $7.50.
2 Nutria Capes, Regular Price $21,00, Reduced to
516.00.
Beautiful Goods in Astrachan, Persian and
R-Tssian Lamb Collars and Fluffs.
Remember the Boys.
Our Stock is unequalled in Variety in
boys' Suits and Overcoats.
Special things at $2, 00, $2.50 and $3.00 in
Boys Suits.
A Great Line of Boys Overcoats at $2,00 and
$3.00.
JACKSON
CLOTUEES, FURRIERS AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHINGS- -
N.
URNISHINGS-
N. B.—Remember the Stock we carry of Ladies' and Kens
Silk Handkerchiefs.
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*MAN ¥ NOVELTIES'
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Silk� o
Silk and Linen }iandkerehiefs
We are showing for the Holiday trade. r.
No better Assortment
No better values
than you will find here
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FANCY BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, 5c, each or six
a quarter:
BOYS FANCY BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, Inc.
each, or three for a quarter.
FANCY EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. 10G. each,
or three for a quarter.
FANCY INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, 10c. each, or three
for a quarter.
A BETTER ONE 2 for 25c. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
25c to $1,50 each.
HANDKERCHIEFS for everybody, from the cheapest Cottolr
to finest Silk.
iALisa line of Hand Embroidered real
Trish Linen Handkerchiefs imported
by ourselves direct from the makers in Belfast. There are
some beautiful designs and they are by far the handsomest lot
of Handkerchiefs—ever shown, undoubtedly the finest, most
complete and best assortment of Handkerchief Novelties ever
shown here.
One Price and 5 per cent off for' Cash.
ESTATE JOHN HODGENS
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