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.�o,►' *+.,t. -rt; s4 iii .(+t acit, dies oOPE ' ern' the , bad store,
'•spent $1,014ap at Plyth.'
C4NT71�1',QN BitOi3. Are t'hiaWe.ek Ship
ping largge.'quautitles of butter to eaaat
eEn Markets. It
ikixt. C�IE04 D,1�C Aa 0-AfiT left veste-
day on a bustnesa visjt to St, �.at1T;ar-
roes.
'],'HE M> s0*i! s 1TIi,, Victoria. Street,
are holid#4ying among ' relatives- at
1010mi.
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4 atlratuli4d the hurl ,°
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t7arppgltl forsa end antler +mCAxafoV i£eoa,
V*4NTED ,{LUy gWLftitr of,Good F.4d
Oli11310,'0k C ierv}es and Black Ciirrauts
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TRE' •Forest Stauanrd says ,--Mrs,
lJ&t1t:?, Qt Clinton,, is hire visaing, her
uncle,.''tlt Rev. D1 Otrrscacle;i.
Miss . JENNIE B.nivE, of ,Seaforifh, re-
ttrned.°• lroMo.'lnst Week, froui Visiting
msFair/,, df town,
ri•+OD6X iS was eleetcd,
G,rittid Chaplain .of the 1[asonie Grand
Lodge of Canada a. t . its meeting in
Uaimlton Thursday.:.
1f1R. JO$N Mc( -RPA andMiss Mc.
iGarva. leave to -day= on, a-�ppleasure trip
up the,I tkes. 'They-ta`ke the boat, from
'Goderieb.• • ,: '
MRs T. Dr (sister of Mr. Peter
McNeill), and '..cert tighter, o f 'V'ictoria,
B4 O , are. oq_ an extended visit to Clin-
. J'. P. 'DOT tTY, who has been
taking; a trip througgh� southern coun-
,tres in the inte,rests•ok• the firm, return-
;.,ett home last' week., He reports busi-
nesd'good.
Civic ad 1n y. -Incompliance with
the wishes of n .lamenumber of reel.-
- dents, expressed bypetitipn, the Mayor
bas proclaimed �Iriday, July 27th, a
Public` hioliday•for the town.
MARRIED MEN WIN. =-There was a
rery interesting cricket watch last
9atrudaty. between the married and
sehgle melt"of the Doherty organ fac-
tory.,The married men were victors
by 49 to 27, arid now declare -that the
single men,are are all- anxious- to get
married:.;.
LIVERY • .CHANGE. - Deputy -Reeve
• Kennedy, who has so successfully `con-
ducted. the livery owned by him, last
Week disposed of the business to Mr.
A la,Ii =Turntbull, of '.Milverton. He
, took possession on Monday. The new
earner is ad brother of Dr. Turnbull.
While ,we exceedingly .regret the re-,
r tirernent front business of the popular
Deputy -Reeve -'We welcome. Mr. Turn -
hull to business circles.
Piv-Nie •-On 'Wednesday last the
?resbyteriau . and the Rattenhury
• street, Methodist Sunday schools of
. eflrnton„°held their annual picnic at
Goderich and had a glorious day. The
2steatmer-:G'aambria was in port and gave
along trip 'otit on the lake. Boating,
bathing: and sailing were well patroniz-
ed The rain shower which for so
litany Years has attended this event
failed, to.eorue, although all would have
welcomed it.-Goderich Star.
E 2611.1ERs MEItTIivo -On August
7th the' Fruit Exporters Association of
the • Dominion will • meet in annual
session in -Toronto. Mr. D. Ca.nte-
• Igt4 is a member of the Executive
and will; be in attendance, Mr. R. C.
_,13" aarlhg of Wingham, W. J. Holmes
of Lucknew, Peter Cook, of Cook &
• 'Cook, Clinton, .Wm. Lee of Goderich,
R. S. Lang of Eicetei. Scott Brothers
of . Seaforth and George Powell of
Hlyth will also likely be present.
'BAst BALL. --.Last Wedn■3day there
rocas a very interesting game of base
ball between Olinten and Goderich on
t eounds of the latter. The Goder-
1eh Stagy gives the Score as follows :=
oODEittCFt. CLINTON.
A:13.R.Y3r8.E. A.B.R.B.E.
ill'alcomson. c.5.3 3 '1 Shaw 5 1 2 0
• Hobertson,2b4 ;2 2 1 Kerr 5 1 2 0
Holmes, p. .4 2 3 1 A.Scruton4 1 1 2
Cisstman,3b..8 2 3 2 Hoover5 0 1 2
Dalm,1stb:..0832Spalding321 2
s.s.:'... , .8 8 4 1 Agnew4 2 2 1
1€oyl, e.f 5 1 3.1 E.Scruton4 0 0 2
•Hiluter, Id. :..4 2 1 1 Truse 4 2 3 0
Black, r.f....;5 2 2 0'Harland3 0 8 3
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oderich..0 :2 9 3 1 1 0 4 x-20
'irxtain;'..0" / .:1 4 1 1 0 0 0- 9
Two -base hits -•-Black, Creasman and
Harland. ,:Bases on balls-Malcomson,
B,`obertsoii,(2), ': oyi,/Holmes, Hunt-
ert,.,A Scritenn ' and Spalding.
,Struck out- Hunter, Black, Kerr
A" Seruton, llosiver, Anew
texts,E. •'Seruton. Umpire- C. lon-
arop: Batteries �� 6oderich - Holmes
arld. Malcorirson. Clinton -Spalding,
If over, Agnew, and Harland.
• THE TinlES :AND THE CROPS. -Alt
though business in almost every de-,
�yyartMent is nuprecedentedly dull, du1-1
Ier: than has been the case for many
dears, and money ishard to get, nature:
seerne to be• doing her] share towards'
bringing things to their proper level.
- Farmer's ,Akre, now, busily engaged
Iiatrttestin one Of -the -best all round
drops WO div•.re� hadforyeai�s The hay,
arhich is much better than indications
promised 'a, few .weeks ago, has been`
'Med iti-r first relaxes order, The fall
*heat is a:,splendid'eropp both as re-
ds yield, arid sample; barley, also, is
ikely tone' a good erop, Oats and pea
eeeifl tto be filling vve Flax is a good
crtip:and'eitploytnentrs'given toe large
number of menand lads in harvesting
It Small f'i'ttits ate not saich t4 prolific
ton ad five have had SOMe, years, bat
etil there Will be enotighforfallrequire-
• 1nerte. Apples,, wing to, the late,
spring frosts, are likely to be a light'
crop, again this, year.. Ott that whole,
xwovert thisseetioit of Ontario, at my
is blessed with an abundant crop
'When we tom are oar cir-
es • with the condition, of the
f . other 'COuritrieu; rye. ,have
asoil 'to thank God and take
KR. AND MRS 4'r I : PLiT11IIIER,. o
Blyth, are holidaying in Goderich
towli§htp and, i1h toil. '
Miss Mn,oc+IE .WAt.xgrts, of, Guelph,
a former resident of :Clinton, is on a4:
visit he}'e. -
• MIss HA.i, of Woodstock, is thief,
:week On a pleasant visit to Clinton
friends. •
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MRs. • W1NPREA and daughter, et'
Saroia, are guests of Mr. and 'Mre
Jaynes Mlller. .
Tln s. - Tins NEWS -RECORD
bas received the Ontario revised sta-
tutes, 1894. The •work comprises 583
pages.
BEATEN. --`,Cite Dauntless Lacrosse
Club went to. Kincardine last Saturday
and were beaten by the lake town club.
The score was $ to 1.
BARRISTERS. N. LEWIS, of Goderich
was in town. Monday. He was at
Exeter attending the funeral of the
late Mr. Trivitt.
THos. TRIVITT, of Exeter, is dead.
The funeral took place last Saturday.
Mr. W. W. Farrah was present. The
deceased was a division court clerk.
TILE MISSES YATES, of Oil Springs,
are the guests bf Mrs. A, M. Todd.
They will , visit Miss Elliott and
other friends at Bayfield before they
return.
ExCRANG}E.-Rev. Mr. Holmes and
Rev. Mr. Smyth exchanged pulpits last
Sunday evening. Rev. Mr. Martin, of
Exeter, preached in Willis church,
while Rev. Mr. Stewart officiated at
Innerkip.
Vomits' LIST. -The Goderich town-
ship voters' list was last Saturday
posted in the office of Clerk Sturdy.
The total number of voters is 88'3,
while the number entitled to serve as
jurors is 462. Notice of the first post-
ing up appears in another column.
DEATH. -Peter D. Bart, G. T. R.
bridge carpenter, who was injured by
a fall from .a bridge here in May last,
died at his home at .Stratford on Satur-
day night. Mr. Burt was born in
Dundas, and had been a resident of
Stratford for about twenty years. He
leaves a wife and six children, his
parents and five sisters and one brother,
all residing in Stratford..
THE APPLE CROP. -Mr. D. Cantelon
returned last week from the neighbor-
hood of Chatham and Dresden, where
he was inspecting the apple crop: ' The
quality of fruit there is superior to
that here and the yield heavier. The
,apples are not much spotted and are
more desirable for Sxpor•t trade.
Heavy purchases will he mads -in Kent
and Larnbtan.
SHOWING RESPECT. -About 40 mem-
bers of.theC. 0. F. from Clinton at-
tended church parade in the morning
and the funeral of the late Thos. Sneyd
at Goderich last Sunday afternoon.
Bro. John Smith, High Marshal, offici=
ated at the grave. The Workmen, of
which deceased was also a member,
had a good representation and 'Ter -
formed their last sad rites. Rev.
Joseph Edge, formerly of Clinton, offi-
ciated on behalf of the church.
A NOVEL AD. -Harland Bros. are
selling a preparation called the "Mexi-
can Fly Exterminator." It is advertis-
ed on a natural looking "fly" card with
stri g attached. A piece of rubber is
placed fiat around the middle- of a
pasteboard strip, bending same slight,.
ly inward. By loosening, tightening
or changing position of rubber the
sound of ' bumble -bees, flies, insects,
&c., can be imitated. You hold end of
string and whirl fly in the air. The
advertisement is quite a novelty.
THE BAND CONCERT. -The Clinton
town band; under the leadership of
John T. Shunk, will play on Thursday,
26th, the following programme :--
March -
March
Andt. and Waltz
March
Sere
March
Waltz
Erminie
Rolette
High School Cadets
Armenia
Rodman Rifles'
After the Play
Finale.
Until further notice the concertawill be
given in the park, weather .permitting.
Otherwise they will be given front the
barid•Mand. •
INO Ionian •E, , is
what some people, do when they talk
about party newspapers reeelvingmany
handfed& of dollars annually froth the
Government, . THit NEWS-RECORnis
of course singled out as being particu-
fatly blessed in the way of receiving
Government patronage Were ignor-
ance is bliss tie folly to be wise. :The
public records will show that Tart'
Ntws.I Ecofn does not reoeive a cent
for .every dollar stated. When we de
perforin any' work for }Iet•Majesty we;
are paid just the sante, ae Though We
had dorso the work • for tt : citlz n.
And that's all there''s to it,
k fur Quik Snotrtirg 'ro4as^utthti l,'
Our a pars are unrivalled, newest,. dem
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Agents -for Parkers' Dye Works,.
Suits, Jackets, Cloaks, Dresses; 'Shawls, wits&ns, Feathers,
cleaned, dyes and curled.
as in Cur
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lding..
" SPALDING.,
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC. BIBLE DEPOSITORY.
CLINTON, ONT.
�J. W. CHIDLEY,�
Successor to the late Joseph
o Chidley,
FURNITURE DEALER :AND UNDERTAKER,,
Our Stock was never more complete or prices more reasonable.
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W. CHIDLEY,
Huron Street,
Ciliuton.
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CLINTON CLOTMING HOUSE,
21VR0-1•T ST.i
IMPORTANT TO MEN
AN UDISPLNPARALLELED FINE WOOLLENGOODSAYOF
These were bought in a very unusual way, 30 per cent below coat to manufac-
ture, which accounts for this very unusual selling.
MEN'S FINE WORSTED SUITS si7vvoR-rH $23
Sack Suits Spring Weights, All Wool Cassimeres
and Imported Serges lVIade and Fringed in the
best manner, good honest value at $20 for $15
MEN'S $15 SUITS
Strictly All Wool Scotch Mixture, Medium Weight and Dark
Colors from the best Manufacturers in the Coun=try. Suits
you can't buy ; elsewhere for less than $18. Own one for $13.
We bought them for Spot Cash from manufacturers, who needed the money,jat
prices below the cost of Manufacturing. This enables US to offer them
at these Marvelously low Prices.
Business Men, Clerks, Mechanics who wish to dress Stylishly and for little
money will do well to take advantage of this announcement.
THOJllh1 JEIOKSON, SA.,
THE RELIABLE CUTTER AND CLOTHIER.
UEESLEY
Biq Clewing Sale
SUMMER GOODS. -z
bargains all along the line; all odds and ends of stockmust be
"cleared out.
naps inalllinesof SummerGoods
.Bigger value than ever, we are giving you our pr..e its rather
than make old' stock by 4rrying it over at this season of
the year:
.a;
$ years risrm we have steadily froiu .season t' seaton called
attention to the superiority of the . quality. and closeness
of the. ;price of the. Feat' lines' a t t
g es � r+�se�'s veo� Mall, at
and $3, ;as eom arei With ail -tbi
� n elide I>n the ua for
y � a>r�et fpr
tb a 441310 money,
this season it : gives us pieasuie to announce that for .2 a-:
3 you are shown a va.: t of patterns I` e �kte>ns anti .material
y P sup.
Ql:lor ii ,every way tt what we have ever r o
ear
edbefore*
is talking in a general way about the- goods, get down . to
business the next time you need a pir of working orgy:
knock,about'trousers. Buy a pair of 42 or $3.ants'and,
the result will be "on your oWrn statement" that "like'
value was clever before received for, the money.
that may be said about $2 pants.
Ist. Cheaper inth e end than overalls:-
2nd.
veralls:-2nd. The:fit is like a pair of ordered trousers.
8rd. The make is consistent with the quality of the goods in
' every case.
4th. When they are called knock -about pants do not imagine
they are not good enough for better wear, for "'they are •
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JACKSON :16: BR
men's and Bog's Clothiers. and Outfitters.
JUDGE VALUES
We do 'not ask you to take our word as to the values offered
at this, our Annual Summer Sale. Look around and
see if you find their equals anywhere. We sell as low as we
can all the time, regardless of what ot_hers,..aredoing. Cash
selling makes our every -day values unusually better than
"special inducements" offered elsewhere. Just now they are
considerably out of the ordinary, in fact extraordinary. Every
dollars worth of summer goods we have, must be sold before
the seltson;ends ; price is a secondary consideration now ; it is •
the room we want, for fall goods will coon be here.
Getting the ready money. for every dollars' worth We sell, en-
ables us to quote prices for the balance of our Summer Stock
that we would not, could not dare quote if we charged the
goods for six or eight months
How are these for value, they're but samples of many others,
300 yards of Wido Cotton Challies, fast
colors, all good patterns, were 10e.,
121c, and 16c., Summer Sale. Price 7c
16 pieces wide Print, regular 12ict.
Cloth -Summer Sale Price 7c,
Fine Scotch Crinkle Cloth, regular
price 25c -Summer Sale price 19e
Printed Irish Lawns, regular price 20c
Summer Sale price 150
Ladies Shirt Fronts, regular price 76o
Summer Salo price 60e
Ladies' Blouses, regular price $1.50
$unimer Sale price $1 15
Fast Black Cotton hosiery, regular
price 25c -Summer Salo price 196
Fact Black Cotton hosiery, regular.
price 350 -Summer Sale price 05c
Colored Silk Cloves, regular price 25e,
and 360 -Summer Sale price - 15c
Ladies' and Children's Straw Rats.
were 75e., 81 and $1.25 -Summer
Salece
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Cream Silk Gloves, regular price 50c.,
Summer Sale price 26c
Fine Embroideried Skirts, regular price
$2.40 -Summer Sale price $1.66
Corset Corers, regular price 45c-
Sun,mer Sale price • 36c
Ladies' Rubber Circulars, regular price
$1.76, $3 and 52.50 goods -for Summer
Sale, your choice at one price 70c
Double Fold Dress Goods, regular price
30c -Sommer Sale price i I7c
Dark Ground Delaines, regular
37]ic-a few patterns only-
Summer
nlySummer Sale .price
price
left -
26c
Light Ground Delaines, regular price
250. and 80e -Summer Salo price 10n
Black Grenadine, double fold, regular
price 500 -Summar Sale pride 25t
200 Remnants of Prints, Challies,
Black and Colored Dress o
r d Di s G oda have
had from one quarto to one half
taken ea- the price; they're cheep
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