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-jANITA
RY
iiNG. SALE,
.lw 1.
This is our Stocktaking Month
Therefore we are hound to make our Stock of
Overcoats,
Heavy Suits,
Odd Pants and Vests,
Shirts and Drawers,
All Winter Goods at a price that you will buy. Prices will be made
below monufacturera price. \1'e iut•ite 800 to conte and inspect the
goods and nee the Cheapest C tithing that hug ever leen offered in Clin-
ton. fele Gerunents are all got up Stylise, aiid the stock is well
asci ted at this season of the year.
on THURSDAY MORNING look mit for the CHEAPEST CLOTH.
1NG that has ever been shown in this Town or County. This is no
buncombe auuouncetu,•.ut, but a Genuine Sale.
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TH 0 S. JAO KSO N, lULENTONr`'.
The Huron News -Record
1.60 a Year -81.26 In Advance.
Wednesday, Febrlt;try lest, 1193.
DALTON JfcC'AIITIIY'S POSI•
TIUN.
i)alton McCarthy, M. P., met in
convention the other day the Liberal
Consul vat l ve A88001AtW11 of the riding
he reproseuts
IL seems that the Empire newspep81
said 6Ut110 u)u:uniplitneutary tllilgs of
\Ir. Mee hrthy, dual he wanted to ex•
,,lain 108 10aill00 to 111uee c0 lvhunl he
tta8 more immediately responsible.
\Ir. McCarthy doclered that he was
no longer a member of the Git/eminent
party, but acid "1 du nut iuteud to
join the Opposition."
He will be the leader of a Third
Party which may have attrnctiuus fur
a half dozen core (made who nay pussi
bly be numbered among the 150 Guv•
ernment supporters.
ler. 1loCarthy is an able nein and
an astute lawyer, but with all hie
cleverness he could not disguise the fact
;bat the exhibition of his stalwart intim
)endouce was the outcome of personal
annoyance in not being taken into the
Cabinet, for he said :
"It is not so minch a question of
policy tltat has ct,'ioen ole out of the
ranks. It is the first time since I hare
Leen in public life that I hare been
ignored in the formation of a new Gov-
ernment."
We have here, unquestionably, the
animating motive guiding Mr. Mc-
Carthy in his withdrawal from the
Government or Conservative party.
All his side talk about trade matters
are afterthoughts to justify the agonal•
out position he }las 11ee11111'ed'.
He is tolerably consistent iu his
trade talk for.he still he could not juin
the Commercial Union party. This
was seneibls, fur while finding fault
with the Caoadtau t.nitf which averages
only 17 per cent on nil imports he
,could scarcely approve of Conitnelcial
Union which would introduce the
American tariff of about 40 per cent.
But withal Mr. McCarthy did not
give the Canadian tariff fair play. He
misstated its important features and its
operation.
He stated the Canadian tariff was
"35 per cent and in some instances 100
per cent." It is tram that on many
articles the tarill' is 35 per cent and iu
excetpional cases 100 per cent.
It is not merely a shatter of opinion,
it is a matter of officially recorded fact
dint tho Canadian tariff averages only
171- per cent. as any one can verify by
looking up the total imports and total
amount of duties collected last year.
The total amount of imports fur con-
sumption was $116,978,943, but uut of
that $47,818,206 castle in free.
That is, 41 per cent of all the import-
ed goods consumed in Canada paid no
duty whatever, while 59 per cent. paid
duty. ,
It is unfair for Mr. McCarthy to
single out exceptional instances in
which the tariff is 35 or even 100 per
cent. with the apparent purpose of
conveying the impression that either
one of these or the average of the two
is the avetiage per cent. of duties paid
on Canadian imports when official
figures show that' the average duty on
Canadian imports is only 171 per cent.
Mr. McCarthy ,has tnado Foam long
speeches and as clever as they worn
lengthy. [ie (as spoken fur several
hours et a stretch. But it would not
be true to say that the average talks of
Mr. McCarthy continue for four or five
hours at a stretch.
It is not true ae Mr. McCarthy stated
that"Farmers have to cotnpeto with all
the world without protection."
There is a Canadian duty on cattle
and sheep\of 30 per cent; on live hogs
2 cis per Ib; cheese 20 per cont ; wheat
15 Oellte a bushel ; flow' 75 Gouts a
barrel ; Oats, 10 cents a bushel; peas,
10 cents; ltadian cern, 7-1 cents; bay,
20 ver 00111; pork 111 bane!, 11 cts th
Ib; t` llied mud curets pork, luta. to 3 cls
a lb; and au on in various other farm
p.uduct8,
But 51r, McC rthy clues not alto-
gether object to a ter;lr. Ile W110ta,
however, a raucous tarill. 'Which
gleans a tariff that will elect the stases
'lilies of the country witho nt 1•ee01 Ing
to direct taxation which would tax the
fanner on everything iu sight while
letting the 0111)1 aliat and wealthy nun -
prod titer 'go scut flee.
l:niphetic:xlly th,> present Ltri(1' is a
revenue Will' while it inci'lout:Illy pro•
tecta the development of Canadian in•
dua'ry whether that be employed on
the farm or iu the rectory.
No more money is collected than is
eufllc'eut to carry ou the government of
the country and the improvement of its
public works which enable the surplus
products of the tarn to reach the best
markets in the world at the least possi-
ble charge for transportation.
Air. McCarthy does not stultify him•
self by talking free trade. Ile agrees
with flue. Edward Blake that free
trade is an impoasibility, which it most
assuredly is, however desirable it may
be theoretically. Perfect godliness is
desirable:, but it is au impossibility.
He referred to President elect Cleve•
land as being a free trader. Mr.
Cleveland is not. He does not say he
1s. He is too well posted in economic
shatters to entertain ao absurd a theory
as that of free trade. Neither is the
Democratic party, as a party, in favor of
the free Made impossibility.
Mr. McCarthy and President Cleve•
land ere in favor of tariff reform. Sir
John Thompson and the Conservative
Government are in favor of tariff re.
form.
In his Toronto speech a few days
ago Sir John Thonhpaul) aptly said that
the existing tariff was not perfection.
If it were perfect to -day it would not
be perfect to morrow. Ile also truly
said that the tarill system was not
the whole of the National l'ulicy.
And the moment any part of it was
seen to be onerous his Government
would be prepared to meet the altered
couditioue of the country when they
required a reforn of the tariff. For, a8
Sir John happily continued, the wel-
fare of the whole of the people of Can-
ada was the National Policy and the
tariff only one of the means to that
eud, and where and when it fell short
of that purpose it would he reformed
to meet the reason of its existence.
\Vo will dismiss Mr. McCarthy for
the present by ronarking that he is an
honor to this country, a steadfast loyal
(British subject and even in his eccentri•
cities we believe to be eonseieutious.
While he has his chane of the inper•
factions of liftman statute he also has
his shire of the highest developments
and aspitationtl of the highest type of
Manhood known to the world -British
Canadian. Ile has been a nuttily loan
in his contention for one language and
one law for the whole of the people of
this Greater Britain, and for the ex-
tension and perpetuation so far as
possible of the public school system
freed from the domination of any race
or religious eect.
COUNTY PAhLIAMENr.
Tim County Council met in Godnrich on
Tuesday of last week at 3 o'clock, The
only absent member was Mt. Stuart, of
West 5Vawenoeh. M,Murohie and Mo
Donald moved Griffin for Warden and he
was unaminously elected.
Communications were read and referred
ae follows:
From ilia County Council of Elgin, re-
epeoting nUlways being compelled to build
culverts over natural watercoureoe. Special
committee.
From Ontario County Council, asking co-
operation in getting certain amendments
made to the Drainage Act. Sams refer-
ence.
I''rom Wentworth County Council, regard-
ing market fees. Saone reference.
From the Prisoners' Aid Association,
asking the usual grant towards their work,
Executive Committee.
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Prom County Cou)ueil of. Grey iu klag co-
operntlott' ia' petttug certain tlnlendnente.
u1802 udar neo, Special (i33Cctotnoo)lf teuthe, Mcluielpat Act of
Reseattiou of the milted uountics of North•
uenbdrlaurl and Duihsmr, to refereuou to
ohengiug the numbing ut veinal (meta: More,
Special Uou'ulttee.
Fiala Dotr,int,nn Alliann.• for the Intal sup•
p'essiou of the Iigaur tie die. St0ttal Cont
mi'tee.
Ftoni J. I'3,l an•ir., J. Atkinson and ',V.
t1.
Cooper, ulakutg ,tpp1nla,um for 110
uuuuty etu,tel.s•hep al the O,,tari0 Ag iuul-
tural JI113ge. S peri• l ceminitt,-e.
A e'atement of 1).v,ri„n t;. ors nulghttea
8ouc ft. >m tee C •1m.y the, k'. , 111 it, awl :be,
report u> the 14 u, auur ti Ilhu tt•e wale
read nett urdtred ertuted w the tuba
utes.
Latter from ldiugto I & Palmer, s•'licltors
f rt. W. J. Gtrpeutrr, uf L %an township,
Jtaiming dar,agee frust Hui on and Perth
councils for damage to hi• !atm through
the chaugiug of a water course. Sp .101
Comtnlatee.
.O4 m>tion of ateeere. M. Y. McLean and
Holt, Rat. D:, Ure bf Goderioh, Dr Shaw of
Clinton, and Dr. Smith of tuafurth, were ap•
pointed ou the reapeutivu Cvl1 •giete 1 tett-
tutu boards.
O t m etion of Meters. Tiller and Slhep
pard, William Coals, of Chilton, was ap
pnioted auditor for the ourruut year.
The f .dowing were oleo el as the uornutit-
tee to strike standing a nun,l.tees for the
yea,: Meagre. McMuruhie, Gn111, P1,uo-
f tot, Kydd, Cuok, Rollins and Coa.
The C )urcil then adj mrued uieil 10 v
tn., Wednesday.
WSDN E$DAY.
Council resumed busineae at 10 ''cluck,
Appeals bum ratepayers of 8. S N
Hullett and from ratepayers of 8 S. Nu
and 10 ,f E.at w.twanoeh, agaihet tr.eir rt,
sp cove couucitl, were refer. ed to I':duca
two Committee.
Tne Striking Committee submitted th
following as the list of 8:audtog,Cuuunii
tees for I S9:1:
Execurive.-\levers, Millie, Kay, Girvin
Ke,.nudy, Sperling, N. 11, Young, 11uPuer
sou, McEwen, Stott.
1''INANCN.- Meat rm. R dei1s, Proudfout
[rergueoo, Bodeen, M tlluy, Wooer, Brock
en(hure, 13enuewei.e, yl•.Lnau.
IigoALleer10N.-aleeere, Holt, Cook, Cox
MuMurchte, Either, Mel) mold, Watson
Kyrid, shepherd,
KOAU ASO l3Rnuc.-Menere. Rate, Gra-
ham, 0abs0ti, T ,i ranee, O iver, Howe, Turu-
bull, '[',yloi, Ci uiuksllauk.
EuccA'rloN.-Meeere. Mooney, leer, ale-
Key, thiels, Cnsinbera, (ie,Eer, Stuart.
COUNTY PkuPRitrY. ---Metiers. Saunders,
Spaakmalt, Sherri tt, A. Yung, Evans.
Errant,
WARD:Ss-Meaere. Stuuders, Kydd,
1 .lber, C..x, vlline.
SPNctar..-\1081r8. G,ok, It,liiut, 11..11,
Gireiu, VICE wan.
Ou in,tion of Mos.'''. MaPhereon and
Proudfout, Al. Y. ei..ran and the County
Clerk were appointed too the board of Cr,u)-
ioel Audit,
On motion of Ahearn. Torrance and Mc
Lean, Messrs. }laird, of :)tauley, and Clark
eon, of Seaforth, were appointed on the
board of Cuuuty Examinere.
The reports of the County Treasurer and
the Jailer were road and referred to coin
mitteee.
Messrs, Cook and Howe :,waved to amend
a motion passed last year, by author z:ng
the Executive Committee to inspect the
mortgagee held by the Treasurer and report
on the same to the Council. Thee caused is
Long debate, the p,us001 regulations bring
that only the warden, treeaurer and clerk
examine and decide on appbuatiuuefor loans,
but the amendment watt loot, un a division.
The County Property Committee was
instructed to consider some other means of
heating the Court House and report thereon
to -the cuu0uil,
*The reports of Inspeutore rams and Robb
were referred to Education Committee and
that of the County Engineer to Road and
Bridge Committee.
Applicatioua were tiled by the respective
reeve* to have the following persona put on
the list of uuumy wards : John • ' and Miry
Walton, of Gedorioh; Williaiw Duncan, of
Turn burry; Margaret Fletcher, of Wiugham;
and Margaret McLean, of Aehtiela. Re-
ferred to Finance Committee.
A lot ur regarding the defective condition
of the elo8ete was read and tided, and re•
guiei:isms fur auppliee for the jut and adeli•
clonal olii o furuituro for D. McDonald,
were referred to Cuunty Property Commit-
tee.
A letter from Turuherry asking the Coun-
cil to assume s per oeutage of the cost of
bridges in said township, was referred to
Road and Bridge Cumn>ittee.
Appricetions for grants to the Rant and
\'eat Huron Teachers' Asseciaaiou■ were
referred to Executive Committee..
After raferriug a number of seconnts to
Finance Committee council adjpusaed until
10 a. m.. Tnuraday.
b
e
Council resumed at 10 o'clock,
A letter regarding the plain, of Mr: Car-
penter was referred to R led and Bridge
Committee, as were applications from the
townships of Grey and Stephen asking the
county to 88su'ne a per oeutage of cost
of bridges over 100 feet in length. A mo-
tion by Messrs. McEwen and, Turnbull in-
structing,the county engineer to examine the
bridge its miles east of Zurich, in tie town-
ship of Hay, with a. view to having it added
to the list of the county bridges, wail alao
referred.
Tenders for wood and for the county
printing were referred to Executive Com-
mittee.
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Meters. 5 tun Jere and McPherson renewed
their motion to empower the Executive
C,mmittee to exa:nune Inane on mortgagee
'rade by the county, and after an extended
debate 11 was curried on a divisino,
Tap mmol mo•tnn to appriepriate tha Num
of $3,000 f 11 b ,undary line in,p: oven:eine
Witt referred to Road and Midge Commit-
tee.
A motion to empower the. clerkeeo procure
copses of Ontario statutes for the 0.'0 of the
reepec ive mu iiuipalities was referred to
Executive Committee.
Council then adjonrned until 4 p. tn.
THURSDAY AFilERNO(>N,
An applioation from Ifowiek that the
(*.flinty assume! charge of the township
bridges 100 feet wide woe referred to Road
and Bridge Committee.
Accnunte from Sii,1c91 and G. N. Davie
were referred to Faience Committee,
Mr. Green addressed the Council regard
ing the want of a bridge near Winghitrn, and
the great inconvenience to reed thereby.
Report of Executive Committee being
read, E.Ib' a mot a 1. seconded by noncom, in
amendment, that $300 he granted to be
divided between the different Agricultural
Societies. -Amendment Carried.
An applcetion that Jane Knight, of Goder•
soh, be plaoed on the list of County Wards,
was referred to Finance Committee.
An application to have Wm, Conine and
Wm. Dunn, of Goderich township, planed on
the list at. County Wards vena referred to
Finance Committee.
A Motion b; P. ou(tfuot and i1'oude, that
the Speutal U'mnnittee et.cpate iota tea vete
pulled fur the C.uaty ttubou of 1t,fuga wan
08, vied,
1uuuoil then ar'j ,u( nod till 10 a, in. VII-
du,y.
FRIDAY 10 A. at.
Mena.. re 1.11 pi esent , xeept air. Stewart.
A lutist. freest ti. 11.0 Lieuddy relative
to re au0uery euppLea was reed nett sett rred
1,. Ex.eutlfe l'uneri.ttt,e.
Mr. Kay, eeuou.fed 11) Mr. A1ta1 .reline,
tel veal that tom Cu nal 'nett cul feu 1 • 0.8
to haat: Lh„lW• (,.. Lou 0110 0111) t4ugee
ever nun year to sirests eeil..uted, 0 1 the
palttus negl c• to attend to th. aetto.o.eut.f
the *aloe, 1441 the Ge .s. .e I.ruby wet tout-
ed to lr.ud Linde Murtgagea lulu the betide
uf the Cuunty Solicitor fur yolk° i .u.
A mutton by Holt and Beacom to expend
$10 for fl 'wets toeuud the Cum t House woe
referred to Ea out:vu Conuci.te8, '111e
Committee aftcrwaiJa repartcd in favor of
the elution.
A motion that application be made to the
Dumiuiun Government to be ulluaed to
place the McCaithy end Scott Alt hues to
the credit of tl.e Cuunty sinking (end
aueuuut wee carried utter umeud•neuts had
Seen moved end lost.
Gloved by Mr Torracoe, seconded by Mr.
Kay that the warden attend at the Chi We
(lite ou the first Mond.y to each stunts to
sign orders and fir general busineae, and
that nu orders be a:geed to blabk. C�, ri. d.
The reeve tf Brues.la made el plication to
have S oath Lie put on list of cuu.,ty wards.
'l•hu upplicutruu was role, to the h'luouee
Cwnmittec.
An aptlwation to have Jeanette Bentley,
of Celhe)ue, p:acc i ti, the het et I:Auuty
verde was referred to earn8 Con ur,,tlee.
A motion to raise the County Clerle'e
celery by $200 watt orf r ed t, h:tceutive
Committee, tee report ut a htuh was uutovur
able.
Council then sojourned to 3 30. The
Couucili resumed a 3.30.
}3alat oe of nuance Committee read and
adopted. lu the report n large number u1
accounts were recommended and the luilow•
sue tirade warde of the county :-Margaret
McLean, c f Aehfiel l,gS0 per annnrn; U,.aud
Mir. 55 alter, of Code, tell, $1 80 per annuli. ;
i1It.geret Fetcher, R'iughanl.i 90 per annum;
Wm. Duncan, 'lumber' y , $100 per auu011 ;
Jeannette Brad ley, 0 dborne, $80 pt racoon,;
Wee. Dunn, 110dereb tp., $100 per annum t
Wu,. Cu hoe, Goderiuh tp $75 per aonuel 1
June Knight, Gederir•h, }90 per anew,' ;
S.tah Lee, Bruseele, $110 per uauun),
A motion by P. outif 'in and Roll ne that
the cleric aetetrtise 10 re o rurnrltt, uulliae
f nr plaece f ,r County House of Refuge was
ref••r)od to Exe:ut.ve Committee. 8,td
Committee rtcuuununded sleet .IU ectiou be
taken.
Report of lead and Bridge C•,uuutttee
read and afrer considerable discussion and
amendment, had been rnnved was adopted,
Judge Tome was appoieted arbitre or in
cans the township of Merritt forced au torbi-
trati•'n before , he June Seeeies.
Council then adjourned.
IT Huron Conservatives.
The' Annud Convention M the ween') Ilurcn Liberal
Conservative Association will be held et
SMITH'S HiLL
-ox-
WEDNESDAY, FEB. it, 1893,
commencing at 1:30 o'clntk. Each polling division
leentitle8,to send three delegates, en4 Vice-Presi-
dente areregnested W see that n.eetings are held in
each polling cllvisien and delegates appointed. All
friends of, the Lihera!•Conservative cause are inv0ed
to attend. - By order
JOSEPH BECK, JAMES MITCHELL,
Pnait'enl. Seero Lary.
Clinton Conservatives.
The anneal meeting of the Clinton Liberal Con•
servetiveAssndatiou will be held in
Clinton ran;rreHall,McKay Block,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST
at 7:30 p. in.
Elee•tion ot,ntficers,appointfnx of delegatestoattend
the Riding Coesention et Smith's illll,_on Feb. 8th,
and other Important natters will be brought before
the. meeting.
All Conaer,iotirea are invited to attend.
T. D. JOIINS•"l)N, A. Al. LT,inn,
See.-Treas. Ftes4lerit.
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NOwICI TO CREDITORS
IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF T113. COUNTY
OF 111120N.
IS TUE MMrrIR ON THIS 00TATR Or .10118 80(8(01:, n6•
CEASED.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions
of the Revised Statutes of 'lntarto, 1a3T, Chapter 110
Section Je, that ell persons having any anise against
the estate of John 31clsalur, Into of Ole township of
Codcrlch, yeoman, deceased, who rlir-Pon or about
the 20th day of Decembet, 1892, are releired on or
before (110 1st day of February, 1893, to send or dc•
liver to Cleo. D. McTaggart, Clinton, one of the F.x-
ecntors of the last will of the said heist llclenac,
deceas il, fill particulars of their claims and the
securities (If any) held by them, duly verified by
affidavit. And after the said 1st day of February,
1893, the said Executors will proceed' to distribute
the assets of the said estate among the parties entitl-
ed thereto, having reference only to the claims of
which they stall have received notice, and after such
distribution the said Executors wall not be rnspon•
sil>le for the assets of said estate to any person o
whose claim notice shall not have Neer) received at
the time of such dietrihutlon.
MANNING St SCOTT, Solicitors for
A. AIcMURCHiE,'p;xcentors.
O. D. McTA(GGARRT.
Dated at Cllnton,this 27th day of Dec, 18992,— t4.
W. JACKSON
Town Agent C.
CLINTON
For Tioketa and information to
all points apply to above.
T. R.,
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Do not forget to take advantage of the opportunity to secure
the Wonderful Bktrgaius to bo had on our Special Sale
Day,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18th.
Remember our Stock is entirely new and every article offLI
in the full page, reel ink Supplement to last week's Nrws-
RECO1.tD, would be cheap at regular price quoted. Hence n
ever articl you purchase YOU SAVE THE DIFFE
ENCE I TWEEN THE 'REGULAR PRICE AN
THE SPECIAL SAL E NUE. Each line to be offered
on theft (lay is very desirable goods, and TO'E SPIAL
PRICES AVE FOR TIM .T DAY ONLY.The 4if-
fovellt lines will be laid oat on tables, and the reduced price
marked in red figures. Come early in the day, that you may
be properly waited on, and bring the large advertisement con-
taining prices with you.
GILROY &
ISEIA1\
0
THIRTY BARGAIN DAYS.
0,
Snore _,ive, a 13 again Day each week, others, once a mouth, but we have decided
to give, thirty c)n51e1.1108 Barg .in Days. This giving occasional Bargain Days,
we consider, is of very 11111e Use to the public generally. Parties coming a dis-
tance and 1-quiring different line, of Goods expecting to get them at big reduc-
tion tint) that they are generally ulintalten, us only odds and ends, here and
there a ph -CP of Conde reduced, other Goods ht full price -very likely the Goods
they want :1tusual prices- no reduction whatever. They are tllesatisfled and go
away ifisgu,ted with business gear -rally. Now what luso propose to (lo ix to give
the, public the Ieur•Iit of what profit there may be o11 our Goode ai,d the whole
Stock at coat to clear out and pan Ice room for our large Spring Purchases.
'remise rids of dollars worth to ;;o. They must he cleared out and prices roust do
it. ft 1s not now what we ohall Inake but t11.at Will the IONS be. Profit not to
let considered in this ea)n; the whole thing is to clear 001 the Goods. \'5e quote
1111 prise-,, neither do we '.ark )((Ode away up to double price sed then make
e..reepieg reilul:tions (on pipet), but we ,ay ,_et p,ic,•s from others and then
0011(8 111,1 ere our ate,ck before l uyieg, \\'e- mean tU8itleee every time.
UPIE1,S GOO DS. NI II LI \ E[li', BATS, CAPS, FIRS, CARPETSI
S'l',\ PI,ES,all at cost.
'1'W3 EUS, FUIRNISH1Nk;S, CLOTHING -hock Bottom Prices,
'twenty Five 14undre,1 Paine BOOTS and SHOES lees than cost.
This Sale will commence MONDAY, 9th, anal Inst to the filed of Fmhrnary
Civi early and secure the bargains while they are going -we will be busy Stock
'leaking the last of this month.
Terms of sale will be Cash or Ready Pay.
PLUMSTEEL & GIBBINGS
151QNTRE1L HOUSE.
Ciintnn, January 9511,• 1893,
The parents of children not
already supplied with
Hand Sk2,f lis,
will be benefitted by our sell-
ing them at a price away be-
low the Wholesale rate.
'Tis something we don't care
to (1o, yet we can't sell them
in the summer, and next sea-
son our stock ]rust be New
and Fresh ; so we are offering
(yes and selling) the balance
of our stock at half regular
prices, which means a heavy
loss to tas,but we don't believe
in storing them if low prices
will pelt them into use.
Just think of your getting
$2 Sleigh for 81.
A 35c Sleigh for 18c.
A $1.50 Sleigh Ler 75c.
A 50c Sleigh for 25c.
A 81.25 Sleigh for 63c•
A 60c Sleighfor30c,
A 81 Sleigh for 50c -
A 75c Sleigh for 38c.
A 85c Sleigh for 43c•
See them and take your
choice.
W.Cooper &Co.,
CLINTON.
•
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Air Adcertisea.e )e under this header eti /or
first ,no,rth, and 5Oc, each subsequent month.
HOUSE TO R3N r,
The eottn3e, recently occupied by Mr. John Cal -
blot. Contains 7 rooms, good collar, hard and eoft
water, three quarters of an acre of ground. Runt
very reasonable to good tenant. For particulars
apply at, Teer. N1,Ws-RRCUR( olllee or write 11. B.
Calbick, Coderlyh P.O.
743-tf.
FOR SALE.
Lots No. 7 and 8., Dinsley Terrace, containing 3;
acres of hand, dwelling house, barn and orchard, The.
property adjoins the Corporation of Clinton. Also,
two story brick building suitable for store and duel:-
ing, house, yeller 54x04, aTout one-atth acre corner
lot opposite Queens Hotel, Victoria St., Clinton, Ont.
Also village, lots 7,8, 9, m Blyth, Ont. The above
property will be sod at a bargain to settle up estate.
Apply to W. J. L'tneiss, Clinton, Ont , per executors,
or to Maiming k Scott, solicitors, Clinton. 742tf.
TWO IICYt✓SES FOR SALE Ol? '1'o
RENT.
Owing to my moving to Ooderich r will offer irty
two houses for sale or to rent. inc is a story and a
half frame cottage with stone collar, in good repair,
bard and Soft water and small garden of good soil
with small fruits. 'rhe other is n two-story frame
house. comparatively, new, in use but three years,
with furnace ; hard and .soft water ; good stable on
the premises These houses are centrally situated
on Rattenbury Street and will he sold cheap or
rented on easy terms. Apply on the premises or ad•
dress 1, 11. WORSELL, Clinto-) P. 0.
Jan. 11511, 131)3. - -
FARMS -
FOR SALE.
The two excellent farms nn the 4th concession Ond-
erich Township, well situated and very desirable
properties. Only three miles from Godnrich. For
particulars apply on the premises, or address Code.
rich P. 0. AIRS. ANNE 1IiNCh(s.
735.1f
NEW BUTCHER SHOP
��``�' WIIEATLEY & FINCH
\Ye have Opened out for bnetnens on HURON
STREET„ ('LIN'rON, and will he phrased to sup-
ply the wants of all In ell kinds of 'moats and
poultry in season at the lowest Using price•.
Highest cash prlee paid for Hides, Sheepskins, Sc.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
727 -tf. WHIEATLEY d- FINCH.
ONEY TO LOAN.
On form property at 51 per cent. Apply to
C.A. HARTT,
Clinton,
NOTICE.
There lacing some misunderstanding with re-
gard to wreckage, let it he distinctly understood
that if any person takes possession of any kind
of wreckage and fails to report to me 1 shall nl
once take proceedings. Remember this is the
last warning 1 shall give. CAPT. WM. BABB.
Receiver of Wrecks, Oodorieh.
Godoriell, Sept. 7th 1891.
SPECIAL NOTICE
1017' THE NRwn•RRCORn will nlwnys be pleased
to receive reliable information of Births, Alar
rlagcs, and Depths, or of any other local event.
(5 Tne NRws•Rsconn can furnish ns hand•
some wedding Stationery and gunrnntce as ane
letter press work and at as low prices as any city
or Other printing oairo.
in the matter of Funeral Circulars and
Memorial Carte, THE NRWk•11RCORn gearantees
prompt attention and the very hest class Of
work, nt fifty per cent. less than eastern prices,