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STORM.
Don't pass the Clinton Liquor Store.
The best and most necessary Goods
are to be found there.
J. W. RITER,
ALBERT STREET, a e CLINTON
To Advertisers.
All chances o/ Advertisements, to
inArare insertion iia the current issue,
must be received at the orrice not later
than SATURDAY NO' V. Copy
for changes received late, ,/tan SAT-
URDAY NOON will hereafter be at
the Advertiser's own risk.•
A. M. TODD, Publisher.
The Huron News -Record
1.50 a Year—$1,25 in Advance.
Wednesday, .January 11th, 1S1 3.
LOCAL N 14WS.
In and Around the Bub,
gown —Zalk.
LOCAL, NOTICES.—A11 notices in these
columns of meetings or entertainments,
previous to holding of the same.at which
an admission fee ie charged,or from which
a pecuniary benefit is to be derived, will
bo charged at ten cents per rate of the
line. THE MUST LARGELY CIRCULATED
PAPER IN 1'111S SECTION.
No LADIES TOILET is complete with
out a bottle of Cream of Witch Hazel,
manufactured and solei by Jas. H.
Combe.
THE News RECORD has about 20,000
Note and Letter Heads at a slight
advance on cost.
CREAM OF WITCH HAZEL wilt not
injure the •moat delicate skin. For
chapped hands, sore lips and for
use after shavinplit is unsurpassed.
"Robes, Horse Clothing, Fancy
Woollen and Plush Rugs, are at
bargain prices at •
732-tf. JOHNSTON & ARMOUR'S.
ROBINS BROS. have no goods at their
odd stand, all their Xmas. business is to
be done in the IcKay Block
CONVENIENT AND ECONOMICAL.—
The great advantage of Humphrey's
Specifics over every other system
of medicine is briefly : They are
simple—so that no mistake is made
in selecting or giving the remedy.
They are convetlient—curing at once
numerous ills, ailments and diseases,
to which all are liable. They are
efficient. By their timely use five -
sixths of all diseases may be arrested
without serious illness or calling a
physician,thus saving a vast amount of
suffering and a multitude of lives.
They are reliable. In the entire list
there is not one which has not the
guarantee of the most ample experi-
ence over and over repeated; as to its
great curative value and efficacy. They
are economical. A few doses often
save a visit from the doctor, and a
long course of sickness with its heavy
-expense. Htuuphreys' Specifics are the
result of a discovery of a particular
remedy or specific for each particular
disease. This is accoiuplished accord-
ing to a law announced by Dr.
Humphreys to the profession forty
years ago,.and since elaborated and ex-
tended to the whole series of his Spec-
ifics. Manual free.
From one end of the continent to
the other one hears peons of praises
for the STAR Almanac of Montreal.
RIFLE MEETING.—Tire Huron Rifle
Association will hold their annual
meeting at Lee's hotel next Thursday
evening at 7:30.
SPRING ASSiZES.—On March 13 the
Spring Assizes will open at Goderich,
before ,Justice Buse. Among other
cases will bo that of R. J. K. Gore on
a charge of perjury.
GooD Anvrca.—The good sleighing
will du a vast amount of pod. Farmers
should lose •no time, Our winter
weather cannot be depended on judg•
ing from the experience of recent
years. These who have teaming to do
should do it at+once.
THE NEWS Recoup Carrier Boy .de•
sires to thauk all town patrons for their
liberal offerings. During the present
year be promises to be prompt in de•
livering and will have a single eye to
past kindly remembrances and future
good will.
A. O. U. W. ELECTION.—At a regu-
lar meeting of the A. O. U. W., held
on Friday last, the following officers
were elected for the next term : Past
Master Workman, John Croll; Master
Workman, Richard Stoneham ; Fore.
man, J. W. Irwin; Overseer, James
Sheppard ; Guide, Geo. Gordon ; Re•
corder, John Bean ; Financier, Frank
Fowler ; Receiver, T. Holloway ; In•
side Watchman, Ilugh }toss ; Outside
Watchman, Robt. Fitzsimmons; Re-
presentative to Mend Lodgo, Richard
Stoneham ; Alternate Representative,
John Bean ; Trustee, J. W. Irwin;
Medical Examiner, Dr. Shaw.
11liae Grace Doter!, `who has been at
the head of a large williAery eatabliah•
urent at Cookstown for the last six
months, returued home ou Saturday.
Messrs. McKee, Rand sou Gundry
and Mise Hume, of the Collegiate, re-
turned last week and are now busily at
work teaching the future premiers and
c'doctaliets" how to "shoot."
BEGIN RIGHT.—Do you wish to begiu
the New Year right? Pay your sub-
scription t0 THE RTEWS•RECORD tbi8
week. You will rhea feel happy. And
so will the editor.
THE Estt'uww.—The Empire's fifth an•
niversary umber was a handsome
edition. It 'consisted of twenty-eight
pages, nud oontaiued mush valuable iu-
fortuatiou to the Canadian public. A
leading feature of the paper was the
illustration of promiuent manufac-
turiug concerns throughout the Do
miuiou.
CENTRE HURON STOCK FARM —Ex•
Mayor Doherty has sold within the
last two or three weeks "Lady Crown",
bay mare, to W. Powell, Moncton, N.
lie, "Rialto", bay colt, to W. J. Stark,
Stou(fvillo, Ont.; "La Fleche," bay
filly, to W. J. Stark, StoutIvi11e;
"Fanny M," chesnut mare, to O. S.
Macgowan, Moncton, N. B., and
others, at good prices.
BLOOD HORSE SOLD—We see by
Clark's Horse Review that the ]lev.Mr.
Liviugston, of Listowel, late of Clinton,
has sold the yearling silly that lie pur-
chased from W. Doherty, proprietor of
the Centre Huron Stock Farm,`Clinton,
some tirno ng , to Mr. Joe. Hess, of
Temperance fame,; price $300. 'lhis
speaks well fur the rev. geutleman's
judgment of horse flesh, and ale° very
highly for the farm which raised the
cult. Good stock conies high but
some people must have it.
Last week we noticed in our Isaac
street cotem a remark that a letter
which appeared in that paper before
the election, was the cause of Mr.
Andrew's defeat in St. George's ward.,
We do not believe it. The electors of
St.""George's are not the kind to be in-
fluenced by a letter of that nature. The
only persons -we can conceive of being
influenced' in any way by it were the
writer and the editor. But it is gen-
erally understood that the election of
Mr. Searle was a joke. Had he beaten
Mr. Andrews only—his old oppon
ent—it would have appeared a natural
victory, but when he led the poll away
ahead of Mr. Plummer it gave the snap
dead away.—Com.
OURSELVES.—We do not like to talk
about ourselves. It is quite natural to
the editor, at least, to not have much to
say about what concerns THE NEWS
RECORD. During the last few weeks
we 'have reproduced several columns of
matter giving the expressed opinions
of reputable county and provincial
journals, from the lowest to the high-
est, as to the past, present and future
Of THE NEWS—RECORD. We need not
say that we feel grateful or that we are
disappointed. The only disappoint
went is that the editor feels that he has
been given credit for ability which he
was not aware he possessed. And now
conies similar commendations from
town and country friends. We shall
continue to endeavor to keep THE
NEWS -RECORD up to a high standard of
excellence. All we now ask is a con
tiuued support from all classes of peo-
ple who desire to see their town and
their country prosper.
'POINTS FOR OUR PUIILIC MEN.—The
Minto and Arthur cheese and butter
manufacturing company have now fin-
ished the most successful season since
the factory was built. The total num-
ber of pounds of cheese manufactured
without manufacturing for patrons is
230,138 or over 115 tons, The money
distributed to all parties concerned
amounts to $22,285,56. Mr, Duncan
Sinclair, who has proved himself a
first•olaes cheese maker, has passed
through his hands 2,431,111 pounds of
milk from 141 patrons. The manufac-
turing rnte has also bean reduced this
yonr to an average of 1.63 cents per
pound, compared with 1.75 cents and
sometimes 2 cents in former, years. As
the factory has been thoroughly re•
paired and overhauled this year, it is
expected the rate will be still lower
next year. Are there not points in
the above worthy the consi,doration of
local public men?
BECAUSE the metropolitan weeklies
are solo at one dollar n year is that a
good reason why the country publisher
should offer his weekly at the same
price 1 We think not. The mot•
ropolitan weekly as a rule,appeala to no
special class or community—it is pure-
ly cosmopolitan. On the other hand,
the couutry weekly, if well conducted,
gives the local news of the district in
which it is published, thereby appeal-
ing directly to its own constituency.
To gather such news 'and put it into
shape, is a task that should be reward-
ed and the publisher ie not justified in
aeking for such labor less than it is
worth. Tho country weekly fills a
want entirely beyond the power of the
metropolitan weekly to fill, and they
should in no way be looked upon as
rivals. The farmer and thoee who
dwell in small towns and vilingeeought
to take some of the large and well con•
ducted weeklies published in the cities,
because they set good value for their
money, but they certainly should take
the local paper, and know what is tran•
epiring in their own locality. A know•
ledge of such work is surely worth at
least $1.50 a year or three cents a
week.
We have been too busy to write advertisements during the
last few days.
We would just like to say that we are not at our old stand,
but we have a very fine stock of Toys, Fancy Goods, etc., at
our new store in the McKay Block.
Robins -:- Bros.,
Book Store and News Depot, McKay Block, Clinton.
BEESLEY & CO.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL !
Stock taking this week.
Bargains in every Department.
Special value in MANTLE GOODS to clear.
DRESS GOODS at prices to suit the closest buyer.
MILLINERY, Big Drop in prices as we don't want to
carry any over.'
Extra iffue in HOISEitY and GLOVES,
BEESLEY & CU., ;- CI[gtoq.
Cultivate a Tasto for the Beautiful.
Have you a place in the room you like most to make the
cheerful room of the House ? The room where you delight to
see your family conversing in love and innocence. Is there a
place in this room you think might be improved by the
addition of a cheerful picture? If so call and see the line of
beautiful
GILT FRAME CHROMOS
We offer this line at $1.00.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY,
THE FURNITURE DEALER,
CLINTON.
Great Stocktaking Sale
--OF
BOOTS & SHOES
AT
STM. TAYLOR & SONS
FOR THIRTY DAYS.
All Winter Goods must go and the prices will do it. Sale commences on
Wednesday morning, Jan. 11th.
WATCH THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK.
o
WM. TAYLOR & SONS.
CLINTON.
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llllzolicitod Commendal
To quote from the reiterated statements of our Pumerqus
customers satisfied for quality of goods purchased— we always
find that/you give us better value than we can receive elur
where. , •
A GOOD ARTICLE
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always proves satisfactory to the shrewd buyer and especially
is this true in the purchasing of
FUR GOO.i.S.
We never had in the history of our business such. an unpre-
cedented sale of -
MEN'S &LADIES'. FUR- COATS
113 ra:t,oi for it lie3 in the fact that nothing but the best
article is handled by us.
Any one desiring to purchase a Fur Coat should not fail to
see our stock. The
Fine Black Close Curl
Corsican Lamb Coat
at $25 with a discount of 10 per cent off for cash, bringing it
down to $22.50, makes it the best value offered in a Fur Coat
that can be guaranteed.
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BROS.
CLOTHIERS, FURRIERS AND HATTERS.
THE PALACE.
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We take Stock .on FEBRUARY
1st, from now to then we are giv-
ing Special Reduced Prices on all
classes of winter goods.
Furs, Blankets,
Mantle Cloths,
Underclothing,
In fact all heavy goods must bei
moved out by that date. Come.
and test the purchasing power of
a $ with us, we will give value
that will surprise you.
One Price and 5 per cent.
for cash.
ESTATE J. HODGE]S.
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