The Huron News-Record, 1893-01-25, Page 10N
L+1INES A184WIT IIJJQVOW5a.
Tbie is the seaeon of the year when
Good Liquors are eepucially up-
} reek ted.
WE U IYVE TILEM.
And we have them in all brands and
at all Prices It don't matter
whether or not your wants require
wood or bottle brandy, we can
supply you.
OUR PRICES
Will bo found in keeping with good
Goods and very shall profits. If
economy and reliable Goods are
what you desire, the Clinton
Liquor Store is the only correct
place to•go to.
J. \V, Iti'I'I:R,
ALBERT STREET, . . CLINTON
To Advertisers.
All changes o/ Adrertiaenaents, to
insure insertion..in the eto•rent issue,
mut be received ca the office not later
than NATU1 1) 1 Y NO/ V. Copy
for changes received late' ,hctn SAT,
URR.4 Y.VOON will hereof ter be at
the .ldrgrti.ger v own ri•>/'.
A. 1/. TODD, Publisher.
The Huron News -Record
1.50 a Your—$1.25 in Advance.
!Wednesday, January ••2.r[In.
LOCAL NEWS.
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�a$ttlii gait,
LOCAL NOTICES.—All notices in These
columns of meetings or entertainments,
previous to holding of .the same,at which
an admission fee is 211argeel,or from which
a pecuniary benefit is to he derived, will
be charged at tett cents per rate of the
line. 'furs Mi l'I' LA Ito ELY uIt:JL'LATED
PAPER IN 'Tills tie.OTION.
No LAutes '1btIE'r is complete with
out a bottle of Cream of Witch fluzel,.
manufactured and soli: by Jas. IL,t„'
Combe.
TILE' NEWS 1 ncono has about 21},(00
Note and Letter Ileads at a'slibht
advance on cost.
CREAM OF wireII [IAZEI. will , Ifiot
injure the most delicatecru. For
chapped hands, sore lips for
use after shaving it is unsurpassed. •
De—Robes, [-Iorse Clothing, Fancy
Woollen and Plush Rugs(, ate at
bargain prices at
7 3'3•tf, JOHNSTON & A R)I01:I2'S,
ROBINS BROS, have no goods attheir:
old stand, all their Napes. business is to'
he done in the Mclili;y Block
Mr. S. SMITH ship ,ed a car load of
beef cattle to eastern markets last
Thursday.
MR. Husnist nos has chege of tha
Golerich train formerly On ,",by Coli-
ductor McKenzie.
MEsslls. COLE & TowN _list, week
shipped Live cars of evaporated apples
to Hamburg, Germany.
Miss LILLY OLIVER is visi:iug her
grandparents and other relatives at
Bluevule.
AMONG many NEWS RECORD callers
last week were G. W. Scott., of Gode•
rich, and Chas. Foster, of Patna.
MRs. RAMSAY, daughter of Mr. G.
D. Gilchrist; is visiting her parents
and friends in Clinton.
MR. COOK, who was io this section
for several days in the interests of the
:riaccabees, was unexpectedly called to
Parkhill last week.
"A SENSATION IN A FEW LINES,"—
In reproducing our local mention
about the hasty departure of a married
mechanic, the Guelph Herold says TuE
`'Ewa-11Eco0D reported "A sensation
in a few lines." Quito correct,
Mr. W. COLE tendered a very sue
cessful At-llonlie tlie other evening.
The proceedings were considerobly
marred, though, by the gentleman
being on the sick list. A severe attack
of measles should not, be trifled with
and Mr. W. C. was very wise in fore-
going the pleasure he anticipated.
MR. C. A. IIowe, the popular
deputy -reeve of Morris, gave TIIE
NEWS -RECORD a call yesterday. The
electors of his township do not believe
in having an election every year when
they have good me n in responsible
positions. Mr. Howe proceeded to
Goder•ich to attend the County Perlis
ment in session there this week,
THEY DIDN'T FAINT.—Conductor
Snider, who is well known iu Clinton,
says :—Yif would like to get hold of
the lad who reported that I fainted at
Now Hamburg on Saturday. There
was no necoaeity for fainting—in feet,
time was too precious. This is how it
was :—A young lady purchased a
ticket at Now Hamburg for Baden, and
started to erose just as the express
pulled in at full speed. 1 did not
think of myeelf, and was et her side
before I knew it. I pulled her off the
track, and we both fell on to the
platform, but neither of us fainted.
11 wee the closest call I ever hod dor-
ing my railroad experience, and I felt
as though I looked white, but there
was no time to faint."
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Goon FRIDAY fafle on March ,3Ist
thin year.
MR. 11. S1?AOKMAx, of Exeter, was
in town ou business fast week.
A NUMUER of the Exeter young pen•
pre took part in the carnival here on
Wednesday evening last.
Ex REEVE BawnEN, of Exeter, was
it, ()Hilton last week. He, takes his
defeat gracefully.
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS.--Cltn'on
Couseivatives are asked to attend the
annual local meeting in town on Feb,
1st. Tho Riding Assoejation meets at
Swah'e Hilt ou Feb. 1J'h.
0. S. DOAN made three bnsiuois
trips to Seafurth last week and pur
chased several lots of hides. 'Those
of our country friends who have hides
for enle should conte direct to the
Clinton tannery and save rho profit
that g es to middlemen.
ALD, C. HUMDER, of Goderich, was
in Clinton on business Last Thury lav"
He is Grand Superintendent, Huron
Div , R. A. 111 ,'snd made hisollieial visit
to Havelock Chapter, Kincardine, on
Thursday evening. E. }larding, Grand
Z . , G. C. of Caned e, was also easel:'.
Loc:L
SHOTS.• --Meer?. J. John
stun, llovey, Colo, Wallace and Grigg
were at Pat k hill lest Thursday and
took part in the live bird shooting
matches there. The birds were a good
average lot and the shooting was good.
There were 10 out of 10 shot down.
The scorn made by the above gentlemen
stood : Hovey 9, Johnston 3, Grigg 6;
Cole 6,
IluttsE TAI.1:.—Wu hear that Mr.
J. L Doherty, the Centro Huron Stock
Faint trainer, has bought from Mr.
Phos. -Walker his two year-old pacing
filly. The animal is by Onward King,
by Onward, dam by 'I'ontire, he by
Belmont, second diel by old Clear
Gait. She is said .to ho a natural pacer
and J. L. thinks she is good enough to'
enter tido x:30 list as a two-year-old.
GONE TO MtCnIGAN.—ilirsGilchrisr,
the • efficient and ohtioing operatouein
the G. \. \V, Telegraph uflic'e here,.
for• several years, has accepted a very
lucrative an 1 eiwuilar, position in Fliut,
Mich. WII le we, aro sorry to see the
young lady leave Clinton, we are
Pleased to know that she is doing w'e1L
\\'e „can highly recommend he'r ns
being proficient in her dhosep calling,
reliable -and obliging, and bespeak for
her a warm place gmong the good peo-
ple. of Flint.
DONE RP,OE.EN,—The Harriston T,'L
bnite thus refers to the misfortune of. ar=
former resoCeted reel.dent,of this.Sec-
tion :—On .Saturday night last, tT L.
filtirdy, proprietor.' of the Queen's
Heel, slipped,_ on"zthe doorstep and
fell,, breaking the aiiiall bone of"•the•
ankle. The,aeetr;ait.t,.was may with ilt
such a ttiinp1e Manlier that McSturdy
thought that Ise bad only, slightly.
sprained hie ankle, bur as the pain bo•
came more intense a doctor west ailed
in and upon examination it was found
as above, Mr. Sturdy vii to laid.
to.up' for some time which Means quite a
lose to him, as thi's is. (Fie busy adaeon.
WE SAY THANK YOU,
to the hundreds of customers who helped to make our Christ -
111116 trade satisfactory. And now we wish you one and all
A Very Happy New Year.
We do not want to have a single
AND SLEIGH
left, ybu earl littvo 0110 at a GREAT BARGAIN if you come
elan enough.
See the
Cheapest Snow Shovels in Town,
the children can have fun with the 10c ones, the men can do
solid work with the 15e and 25c ones.
For FANCY CHINA, FANCY GOODS, TOYS,
GAMES, BOOK -3, NEWS PAPERS. BERLIN and
OTHER. VIOLS, PU (SES, POCKET • BOOKS,
WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN POLES and Hun-
dreds of other things, Go where you get the best value
for your money, that is to
obins
•
MEI ESA
®ros.
Book Store and News Depot, McKay Block, Clinton.
ESLEY
co.
We are linking after your interest ; what we meals by this is
that notwithStanding the cfleap goods offered elsewhere we
are determined to stand by our customers. and to give as full and
honest worth for .your dollar as any in the track and to the
extent of -human possibility. .\nil from now until th(+1 15th
'Feb. next WC are willing to count profits out on all Winter
Goods in order that you, may 1►ave them cheap.
DRESSG00DS.
Bargains, an BLACK and COLORED SE AGES,
Bargains in BLACK & COLORED HENRIETTA. 3,
Bargains in BLACK & COLORED MELTON&
MANTLE CLOTHS. •
351iieces Mantle7Cloths 'we -7 -sell at Exceptional
value .to clear,
TITE':1111GGER.-1[essra. Blackall'
and Grigg took part in, the great shoot•
ing tqu'i' lament at llnnailton last week.
a
There Waslargeaattindntrces.and as 1a..
of the best shots from Canada and 'the
United States tookpat
all holpe'd to adTertise the down -of
Clinton by demonstrating that'4was
anion¢ the host shote on the'ground.
The tsr•t prize, $2043;2tv1s won by J.
Parker, of Detroit., with a clean;core
()FLU. Blackall figured; i"n the tweti'ti4 ;
near the top of the list, and captured'
$71.25 in cash. Grigg tr.ade.,t( good,
showing early in 'the match,•bet did
not succeed so well toward the close.
He captured about $40.
THE LATE MRs. WHITEHEAD.—In
referring to the death of the late Mrs,
\Vhite.11ead, the London Free, Prect
says :—Clinton people were surprised
to hear of the death of Mrs. \Vhite•
heed the other morning, wife of Mr.
Jos. Whitehead, for although they
know she had been ill for some timo,
there was net the slightest thought of
her death so soon, She was formerly
a Miss Mackay, torn in the Province
of Quebec, and was married to Mr.
\'trhit,ohend several years ago, while he
was residing in 'Winnipeg. She lived
at Clinton for several years, and made
many warns friends by her generosity
tovrards the poor and suffering. She
W as n member of the Presbyterian
Church.
IIANGING oN SLEiCIIS —We mind
quite well when we were boys. And
now when we are men we like to see
our boys and girls enjoy themselves.
This fine Canadian bracing winter
weather and good sleighing tempts the
boys to hang on sleighs. The practice
has become altogether tc,o general.
Every day Iho daily press chronicle
cases of children having their limbs
fractured, splintered or broken
through hanging on sleighs. And
in some cases death is the result.
The practice on the streets of Clinton
should be prohibited altogether and
steps in this direction cannot bo taken
too soon. And sidewalks, especially
leading to the schools, should be kept
comparatively free from snow so that
the little folke would not be compelled
to take their chaneea on the toads.
The children of our citizens should not
be left at the mercy of highway traffic,
neither should they'be allowed to hang
on sleighs.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
At.a considerable loss to us.w•e are determined to offer you the
choice -of.any of untrimmed Felt ,.fiats in 'our show. room at
'50cts: Remember that wit i, us the' purchasing power of your
dollar clevelops to t»he fullest extent.
SEE SLE &, Clinton.
i41ey' Furniture
Undertaking Warerooms.
FllR$ITHtE. UN1JERTAKI)I1.
Our ,Stock is the
Western Ontario
prices are lower
lowest.
largest in
and our
than the
This branch is and er the
management of J. W. Chidley,
jr. Night calls answered at
his resi(lenee,King St. ,opposite
Foundry.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY
THE FURNITURE DEALER. AND UNDERTAKER, - - CLINTON.
CHANGE IN THE : •
-•
METHOD OF . -:-
•12- DOING BUSINESS.
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WM. TAYLOR & SONS.
During the peat week we have mailed circulars to all our costo
niers and friends giving reasons for changing our method of doing
business front the Credit System to that of Cash.
WE TAKE S'11001-
On
TOOK
On the first day of February. From that date we close our books
and intend carrying on our business no a
STRICTLY CASH BASIS.
We appreciate the kind words of approval of the new system from our
credit customers. ,Aa promised in our circular, we intend reducing the
price of our Goode. The inducements we will offer to the Cash Buyer
in contrast to the old credit prices wilt be no apparent that we are
- rratisfied that the change will be appreciated by all. Give the Cash
System a trial. We will n►oke it interesting fur you.
ALL WINTEi(. GOODS AT CLEARING PRICES.
WM. TAYLOR & SONS
•
aturday, Jall. 28, 1893.
semiannual.
RGAIN DAY lie
Greatest Challoo of the Season.
List of Prices :
50 Children's Suits at exQ.otly half price.
Boy's Knee Pants 450, Regular Price 85c..
Our X1.2.00 Pants for $125.
Our $3.00 Pants for $2.00.
Our $10.00 Overcoats for $6.00.
Our $8,00 Overcoats for $5.00.
Our 10.00 Suits for $7.00.
A Big Range of Boy's Overcoat's $2-:50,
Regular prices run from $4,00 to $5,00,
0
The above prices represent the greatest re 'uction ever made
on reliable goods and the shrewd people who will get some of •
the above goods will make an investment that will pay over
100 per cent.
The sale is for cash only.
No goods exchanged.
The prices arc only offered for one day.
0
JACKSON BROS.
THE FAMOUS CLOTHIERS -
We Lower our Prices and start a
CASH BUSINESS
ON
FEB RY 1st.
The price of everything reduced
to a Cash Basis.
Remember
Thursday, Feb. 2nd,
Monthly Bargain Day.
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Estato J. llodgons,
IF YOU
SEE IT IN
OUR Al)
IT'S TRUE
THE DRY GOODS PALACE
CLINTON.