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O ACJdx, NOTIC,Fii to act' as petit juror at Ooderich, in
Pirpr!laizi6ctou 1/aver Oranges at COATIS'. June next, Mr E. A. Smith, of
Almonte, brother•in-law of Mr A..
t)niTeDa ma gGos wanted—OAN'ELON Valve 11, Manning, was on a, visit Isere
one and canals at COATS', nest door to last week, Mrs ManniUg, of Toronto,
watts' Drug Store. is Isere on a visit to her sons, A.H. and
DAHLIA; l3ulbe for sale,;;o, eaelt. strawberry W. N, Manning. Mr ff. E: Modgens
anti Ras berry klaete to; pale sheep. W. U, s tut Sundayin Brussels, the
ti a cm4- _pp guest of
Rea, G. 1;. Saltort, Mrs F. Fl°ody, of,
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o sot place ,s.,our Toronto, isviaitiig f
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oapp tot coal, mull We eon. pPon You, We ave MoorenOld tane sent or Clinton p ectal both In plies ants (panty.
4,,,p4tipzaBos,but recently residing nMuskoka, 'bee
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you want a ,prank, valise, pair of shah rented the office of e.iateDr. Worth
Stettin, Set of $arnesu Bn gy •Dusts or Horse, ingt/�gt, and '.taken Luup his residence
Net Cheap jou abo4d call on JO1 Nsx9 et here :itis .currently -reported that
4l to a,lntuii, weddlug rillshortly take place on th
Huron road not many miles east
own Ciiritofi; the lady is an,,exceedingl
popular one, while the your,g man
PUCIPEivey.--The hontae on Albert tersated'in the affair is one of the most
street, atpfe.ent occupied'by.Charlie highly esteemed on the 3rd con, of
Dullavey; ;was sold by auction, -tee Tuckersmith. Mr W. J. Pierce, Man•
Saturday, by T. M. Carling, Mr John —"edger of the recently established Domin-
, H.ean being..the purchaser.
GOOD FOR J1t no:tr.--At the World's
Fair there .are only ave short -horn
'cows eachibited from Ontario; on% of
these, "Fair Maid of Hullett 437," is
owned by W. Grainger, of Hullett. A.
correspondent, writing . from 'there,
says the cattle are alllooking Well.
THE GLI;I 'TON NEIN' ERA
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ASH or PRODUCE.
,Itoady Gash is ing in the markets of ibe world. Selling as we do fiirCash
or Produce ,gives tis abig advaptage iia the race ".for trade. A. big
a bus}neas with no bad debts means that goods can be sold a1
t prices. Customers the full benefit of small profits, be.
Sanaa everybody days Gash here and prices aro figured an that basis
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ion Bank agency at Seaforth, spent
Sunday with his brother-in-law, Mr 3.
P. Tisdall. Mrs'Gann and children left
on Monday, on a vis`lt4o her sister, Mrs
McMillan, of Mimico. Mr .3. 0. Stev-
enson has had bis hearse thoroughly
overhauled and repair ed. Mr Thos.
Meltern'tfe'•2 ala licca awarded the
contract for the erection of the
new house of Mr T. Jackson, jr. The
Brussels Post says:—Inspector Robb
paid his semi-annual visit to Brussels
Public School this week and was well
pleased witb everything except the
building. Mr A. McAllister moves to
toven this week. Miss Mickle (sister of
Miss Mickle of the Dry Goods Palace)
is here on a visit. Mr Geo. Cox, of
DEA.'tB.--Mr John McLean, former- Detroit, gathered up two car loads ot
ly of Clinton, died at Carter, -Montana, horses in this vicinity last week, which
on the 30th of April, at the age of 74 he shipped from Seaforth, on Monday.
years. Deceased leaves a wife, two The trustees of the Collegiate have
sons and three daughters,to mourn his ordered a quantity of spruce trees from
demise, His death was due to old age, Ben miller nursery for the ornamenta-
and he passed away without suffering, tion of the school grounds. Miss Alice
surrounded by his relatives and friends. Pickett expects shortly to leave town
and take up her residence with a mar -
A BIG SIGN.—There are not many ried'sister at Parkhill. Mrs Hoffman,
establishments in Ontario that can' of Seaforth, was the guest of Miss J.
boast of a sign 13,1x50 feet—yet Gilroy Taylor over Sunday. Neat, gilt -letter-
& Wiseman. of this town, have a sign ed wire screens improve the appear -
that large, painted so artistically and ance of the News -Record office; they
plainly that "he who runs may read." are the work of Mr Joseph Copp. Mr
It. occupies nearly the full broadside of Forrester states that a considerable
their store. The work was done by Mr quantity of flax is being put in this
C. Bowers. season. Mise Seeley, sister of Mr Al-
bert Seeley, arrived here from the old
HAY.—Mr W.•Cndrnore, of Kipper, country on Monday. The Home Circle
is still doing quite an extensive busi- will meet on the evening of Tuesday,
ness in pressed hay. Since hay came May 16. Mra ee. E. Pay, of North Bay,
in last fall he has hadnled two hundred is visiting friends here. A meeting of
cars of this article, sending about 800 the License Commissioners for West
tons to the English market; at present Huron was held in Clinton on Satur-
it is all going to the American market. day last; the only business transacted,
being bought on the track by a gentle- was to grant a three months' permit to
man from .Albany. Mr Cudmore still the Seaford brewery, so that it might
has about 600 tons to ship. dispose of the stock and close upthe
business. Mr H. Plumsteel rejoices in
the possession of a fine Jersey calf. A
house of alleged questionable repute
was demolished in Goderich on Thurs-
day night and the inmates turned out
on the street; they have taken up their
abode in town here, and the authori-
ties should lose no time n getting rid
of them. The wife of Mr Isaac Jack-
son, who accidentally fell and hurt her-
self a few days ago, is still confined to
her room as the result. Mrs Folland is
seriously ill. Mr James Archibald, of
Elora, was in town over Sunday; he
stated that the season was more back-
ward there than here. Miss Farran,who
was visiting in Goderich for a few days,
has returned.- Mr J.B.Weir has return-
ed from Manitoba. A theatrical com-
the front of the fares; when farms can - pany has engaged the town hall for
be so easily improved in appearance at tsome timetime.
in. February, a left bound
so trifling an outlay, the wonder is on
be in 'tame. Mrs Saville here
that more are not improved. The side- Monday morning, her the,
walk to Stapleton, or as it sometimes at Brantford beingseriouslyill.
• `celled `The lover's walk," is in a pretty Mr G. F. Emerson was in s'Torcat .
dilapidated condition. on business, on Monday and Tuesday.
s Mr Albert Kiley, of Houghton, Mich.,
AROVND THE WORLD—MrO.Sbeehy, eldest son of Mrs Kiley, had the mss -
district passenger agent of the C.P.R., fortune to be burned out a few days
formerlyCanadiansince, losing everything. Mr T. C.
agent,
Railway, Detroit.,asses has goneer on Doerty was in Blyth on Wednesday,
Wabash
a trip around the world via San Fran- in the interests of the Bell Piano Co.—
cisco to Japan, China and European MrsWyett,residingneartheCollegiate,
cities. Mr p
Sheehy is well-known in died on Tuesdaevening; her remains
Clinton, where he has frequently been were taken to Ky
inburn for Interment.
on railway business. In the "long,It is reported that MrW. 3. Gallagher,
long ago" Mr Sheehy was a brakemamanager of the Vancouv Telegram,
on the old Northern Railroad, his mate and son-in-law of Mrs Duncan, will re -
being Mr Daniel Holmes, •now a con- turn to Ontario to reside. We are
ductor between London and Niagara
pleased
to see weeks't r Jo confinh ement the
Falls, and so long on the Buffalo and sr., after
Lake Huron Branch. house, is able to walk around, though
he is yet pretty weak, Mr John Mc -
C. O. F. OFFICERS.—Last Thursday Millan, M. P., accompanied a shipment
the following officers of Court Maple of three car loads of cattle from Sea -
Leaf, C. O. F., No. 16, were installed forth to Scotland, on Monday. Mr T.
by D. D. H. C. R., Bro. T. L. Fortune, A. Gale, a former Clintonian, is visit -
and High Marshall Bro. John Smith; ing his friends here. Mr Al May has
—{:.R., R Horsley; V.C.R., J. Powell; returned from Oxford, Mich., where he
R. S., John Sheppard; F. S., W. Jones; was called by the death of his brother;
Treasurer, W. Young, C., I. Dodd; S. his mother may return here shortly to
W., W. H. Cook; J. W., R. Welsh; S. take up her residence, but is undecided.
B. H. Gould; J. B., John Smith; dele- Mr Longman, of Londesboro, who re-
gale to High Court, John Smith, to he cent.ly returned from Manitoba owing
held in Ottawa the second Tuesday in to ill health, was in town on Wednes-
June. The local court still continues to day looking up a residence. Mr Ross,
prosper and is in a more healthy finan- of the London road, nephew of Mr N.
cial condition than ever before. Robson, is studying in the office of Dr.
Gunn. Miss Flora Jackson, of Buffalo,
ADMITTED IT.—Last week the Stan- is home on a visit. Dr. R. J. Gibson
ley Board of Health laid an informs- writes from Chapleau, that he likes
tion before Mr McGarva, J. P., here, his location much better than he anti -
charging Mr Bobier, of Exeter, with tipated, and finds himself reasonably
being responsible for a nuisance that busy. Mr T. McKenzie, who has the
existed within the township. Last contracts for erecting Mr J. T. Har -
winter he ran a fruit evaporator at land's new house, has staked out the
Varna, and,it was alleged, left a quan- ground and will commence work at
tity of apples there, which, as the once.. The Morden News says:—Neil
spring came along, decayed and ere- Fox is confined to the house with sick-
ated an offensive smell, and on this the ness, but we hope he will soon be round
charge was beeed. A number of wit- again. Mrs. Carter, an aged person
nesses were summoned, and the case who has resided on North street,
was set down for trial on Saturday, south, died yesterday morning. It is
but Mr Bobier admitted the charge note true that the popular young man
and paid all expenses without it going S.S., was "left" at the social, Monda
to trial. evening; he was etidently "right in it."
TEMPLARS.—At the last meeting of W. A. Mitchell. teacher, Drysdale; J.
Clinton Lodge I.O.G.T. the following Hartleib, Dashwood; J. Jowett, Bay-
ofllcers were installed for the current field; Chas. Hale and John Leslie, jr.,
quarter: --Chief Templar, R. Chowen;p of town, baits all placed orders withe
Past Chief Tem lar, H. B. Chant; G. F. Emerson. for cycles, duringthe
pest week. Mr. G. He Cook, Toronto,
Vice, Miss L. White; See., F. Boles; Formerly of Clinton, has had the degree
Aesistant, Miss Dowzer; Fin. See., Miss of D.D.S.conforrod on him by the Uni-
S. Moore; Treas., Mrs Biddlecombe; versity. The Bell Telephone Co. has
Marshall, Mr Carter; Deputy, Miss
Brickenden; Girard' Mise Reta Beadle; appealed intends
its assessment in this
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Sentinel, J. Cock; Chaplain, J. Young; town, and ntrsnde to contest it in the
court. Mr. Dennison, sister of Reeve
Organist, Miss A. Gib sues. Mr Geo. Macmurchie, is very ill, at theresidence
Swallow was re-elected as District of Mrs. Duncanson. Lawson vs. Mc.
Deputy, and was also delegated to at- Oeoch is the title of an important case
tend the Grand Lodge meeting at that has been before the courts for a
Hamilton, in June next. Delegates to long time, and decision was given in
the District Lodge ot Lncknow, on the favor of defendant, on Tuesday; Mr. J.
16th inst., are Messrs Holmes, Emer-
son,. Shilton, of Toronto, brother of ltev. J.
Rogers and Mrs, Biddlecombe, W. Shilton, was the lawyer who had
Misses White and Moore. The night the honor of gaining it. Mr. Gottshall
of meeting of this Lodge has been will deliver a number of discourses
changed to Friday, instead of Thurs- Sunday evenings, on Sanctification, in
day. The membership is 104; a few Perrin's hall. We ate pleased to see
i suspended for violating their that, after a prolonged illness, the wife
of Mr. D. Robb, Inspector, is again
ahle to be out. Mrs Wm. Muir was
called away yestell4ay, owing to the
death of her grand hill.
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THE WOOL BUSINESS.—Mr S. W.
Willson, of the St. Thomas and Union
Woolley Mills, was town last Friday
for the purpose of seeing what pro-
spects they would have in opening a
branch of their establishment here.
After a careful investigation, talking
witb business men, and taking into
consideration the central location, he
expressed himself as much pleased
with the prospects.
ee HURON ROAD BAST NoTas. —A new
smokestack has replaced the one re-
cently blown over at Stapletou. The
farm of Mr Arthur Couch will shortly
be a very pretty place; spruce trees,
judiciously set out, line each side of the
main entrance, and have been set along
have bee
obligati° s, ethers have beefs: re -in-
stated.' ' , {'
Xis ,•--Mr. L Taylors ,t been ap-
poittted l ,cul agent for thefsell-known
PARASOLS
When May sunshine comes the need of a Parasol is felt. It is• not necessary
for us to tell you we have a nicer and better assortment and better
values than last year. You wouldn't expect it to be otherwise.
Here present season's assortment and values must always be ahead
of the preceeding one, and then, last season was credit, now it's
Cash, which has made a material difference in the prices.
If you want a parasol we've got the one you want at a price that'll
suit you.
Glood 13isiok Twill Sateen, natural wood handle with Niokle top -50o -
Fine;131aektiateen, large size, Plain and Fancy Celluloid handles -75o
Ungreenable Glottis' Silk, large size, Fancy or Plain Black Handles,
a Bargain 81.
Large Size, Twill Silk, fast Black, Blaol or Colored Handles, $1.60
Good Satin de Cheine, guaranteed teat Black and not to out, with
natural wood, Rustic, Celluloid or Blaok Handles, $2, $2.25, $2.75
We've got almost every price you may ask for, fro 50c to $4, tnd
at each price better values than you are used to getting.
Untearable Gloves - -
With warm weather comes the demand for Silk Gloves
Good Stainless Black and Colored Silk and Taffeta Gloves -25o, 35c
up to 80 cents
For a medium priced Glove that will wear there's none better than
our Untearable Glove 77=pped fingers, at 45c. You
can't tear it if you try, and the finger tips being double, it will
wear just twica.as long as an ordinary Glove.
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We have taken the agency for these pattenre. For the asking you can have
a large catalogue showing many styles for Ladies and Children's garments.
When you want the best patterns you'll buy the"Standard"
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IS CLINTON. THiARGAINS ARE GX tAT
AND THE )RE WITH THE
GREATE BARGAINS IS
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Book Store and News pot, Mackay Block, Clinton.
Now Reayw Spring
Everythinin Full Swing,
IJRESS & M NTLE Making
MIL ' NERY
TAI LRING
Dress Goods, Silks, arpets, Hats and Caps
Clothing, $)ots and Shoes
Full lines in each departmt. The best house in town for
good reliable goods at thewest prices. Come and sCe us.
We are bound to tb the lead for low prices.
Plurnsteelibbings, Clinton
$2 and $3 BEESI'EY&CO
OIJSERS! —; MILITNERY ;o.
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Have you ever seen these Trousers? Well, If
you have never—do so if it is only to gratify
your curiosity.
"You will be pleasantly surprised."
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Material—HALIFAX T w ii .
The Colors—OXFORD GREY,
LIGHT GREY,
LIGHT BROWN.
The Make --OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
SPRING and SIIMIVIE MILLINERY.—More New Hats
and Flowers added to ar already choice assortment this
week. Never before hie we had a better range of Styles
and 'Novelties to offer ye. We mean to have it so always,
and ladies can with confence and satisfaction place their • or-
ders with us for their Sing and Summer Millinery. There
is no limit to style—there's the large and small in
Lace, Leghorn an(Chip; Laces, Flowers,Ribbons
and Tips a) the proper trimmings
PARASOLS aur Parasols have been selected in view of
both service and style, and while we offer the
largest possible assortmen nd variety in handles land styles, we at the
same time offer a sold, serviceable article at a moderate price
COTTON - Af - CASHMERE - HOSE
Hermsdorf's Celebri d Dyed Goods kept in stock, and we
offer you a (st-class article at a low figure.
The Fit—The majority of Canadians are pro-
portioned and these fit any proportioned
man
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JACKSON BROTHERS
Clothiers, Furnishers and atters
CLINTON' and SEA FORT
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Kid n Silk Gioves
We keep the beet. Onr Kid Gloves are
from the best French makers, and we can
give yon a good Glove for the money at 50o
a better one at 75c and 90c., and onr Lacing
Glove at 81 is a good dne, but we offer you
onr Louvre at $1.25 for $1, and it is the
rse.BEST $1 GLOVE OFFERED to the
trade at the money; every pair warranted
or money refunded or a new pair given if
the first pair breaks in patting on the first
two or three times—only sold by us. No
article is really ;cheap which will not re-
turn the buyer the fell value of the m._•
expended in its purchase. Onr aim itt.
satisfy buyers by satisfaction that oomert
sonde that wear and stand the test of acts all
use.
�, 1 1 . 1 The Ladles,Favarite Establishment
3 4 BEAVER BLOCK,
�, ' CLINTON