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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13th 1895.
LOCAL NEWS.
In and Arolllld the Hub,
gown pall;.
o:reh.patd for eggs and hatter.—UANTELaa iHtO1.
FOR SALE.—An improved farm, 150
acres ; or will exchange for private resi-
dence in Clinton, centrally located.
Apply at this office. t -f
MR. J. E. DAVIS, Optician, will he at
Cornbe's Drug Store every mouth.Remember his first visit, TUESDAY,
Marton 19TIi.
ozonciaramiosonanarinu
REV. J. H. FAIRLIE, of Listowel, was
in town hast Friday.
MR. E. CAMPION, Q. C., of Goderich,
was in town on business last Saturday.
THE Exeter Advocate says :—Mrs.
Wm. Bawden was visiting in Clinton
Last week.
DR. SHAW wag in Brussels last week
rttending the marriage of his sister to
Dr. Marrs, of Port Elgin.
THE Seaforth Sun says :—Mrs. Greig,
if Clinton, was in town on Wednesday
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Jack
ion.
AN Ailsa Craig correspondent says:
—Rev. W. Ayers spent part of last
week with friends in Clinton.
MRS. PARKE wishes to announce
:hat she will be at home at the rectory
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
Text week and the sante days of the
veek following.
PROPERTY SOLD.—Mr. Thomas Car-
er, of town, recently bought from Mr.
)avid•Cantelon three town lots on the
iouth side of Hewton street, Nos. 975,
r70 and 077, for the sum of $50.
BABE BALL MEETING.—A meeting
or the purpose of organizing a Base
3al1 Club for 1895 will he held in the
7ouncil Chamber on Wednesday, 15th
nst., at 7.30. 4 full attendance is re
;nested both of Junior and Senior
so that arrangements can be
mule to form a league in the town.
!:very effort should be put forth to
ecure the very best team Clinton de-
erves, and make Base Ball booth dor-
ng the coming season.—By order of
he President.
STOCK NOTES.—Mr. Isaac Erratt, of
Tarna, P. 0., has purr•hased front W.
Biggins, Elmhurst Farm, Clinton,
)rat., the threo mouths old calf ''Talis-
!ran," sired by `General Promise"
=19766= and from ",Matchless Gift"
ly "Impt. General Booth" (54 3.i3i).
Talisman" is a i•braight "Matchless" in
pedigree and from present appearance
rill make an extra good animal.
Royal Albert," red, eleven months old,
a yet for sale; he is sired by "Inipt.
'eneral Booth" and fmin Matchless of
Elmhurst Tenth," etc.
HURON VETS MEET.—The Huron
'eterinary Medical Association met at
ell's Hotel, Londesboro, on Tuesday,
[arch 5th. A fair number of the rwenl-
ers of the profession was present.
�r. Clark, Goderich, occupied the
lair. There was considerable discus-
on on various subjects of interest to
re profession, the advancement fo
Iterrnary education being the chief
epic. The following gentlemen were
)pointed to rend essays at the
ext meeting in Wingham on July
th : J. Wilson, V. S., D. McIntosh,
S. G. McGregor, V. S., and J. E.
lackall, V. S.
ANY ratan can take a newspaper. It
the cheapest thing ho can buy. It
less than a postage stamp, less
to send and receive a letter.
That good does it do you ? It in-
ructs you and your wife and teaches
our children. It conft: s to you every
e'k, rain or shine, calm or storm,
brings you the best news of the
ighhorhood. No matter what hap-
ns, it enters your door at welcome
lend ; full of sunshine, cheer and
terest. It shortens the long sura-
day and cultivates the long wilt-
r nights. It is your adviser ; your
and friend. No man is asst
has children and wife who does
give thein the home paper to
ad.
THE following from the Brussels
est has a local application, the bride
ing a sister of Dr. Shaw : —Ten
;lock, Wednesday morning of this
zek saw Cupid score another
story when the hands of rnaar-
tge were solemnized by Rev. John
ass, B. A., between Dr. W. H.
arts, of Port Elgin, and Miss
innie E., the estimable daughter of
hn Shaw, John street, Brussels.
re bride wore a very becoming tri-
[ling gown of green and brown cloth
d was attended by her sister, Miss
illy Shaw, attired in brown with
le green silk. Each lady carried a
wutiful boquet of roses. Major Weir,
Toronto, was the groomsman. The
adding gifts, in silver, china &c.,
re of a handsome and useful charac-
• and indicated the esteem in which
a bride was held. After partaking
an elaborate wedding breakfast the-
ppy couple left for their future borne
Port Eigl'n, followed by many sin-
oly efrpressed wishes for their future
ppiness and prosperity. The inter,
of Mr. Shaw's residence and the
ales were tastefully decorated with
vers, palm, and foliage plants.
long the guests from a distance
re Miss Fannie Rance, Dr. J. W.
tw and J. McKnight and wife, of
nton ; Miss (green, of Listowel ;
for Weir, of Toronto and Dr. and
1. Graham of Brussels.
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Mx, P. (wows' wa4 Thais week
shipping more live hogs to I.Amclon.
MR. Jona RAI81IORD was in the
Queen City last week.
Miss FAIL of Kincardine, is the
guest of Mrs. R. (Muff, town.
MASONIC.—Clintn Lodge No. 84, A.
P. Sc A. M., will meet in their hall on
Friday evening at 7.90.
LAST WEEK the Misses L. Elliott and
N. King, of Bayfield, were the guests
of Mrs. A. Grainger.
THE GRAND ORANGE LODGE of
Ontario West is in session at St.
Catharines this week.
Miss NErrIE Como:, of Clinton, has
been elected assistant editress of 'Var-
sity.
N. Ronn, of Seaforth, D. D. H. C. R.,
of the C. O. F., will make a visit to
Court Maple Leaf, No. 16, Clinton, on
Thursday eyening the llth inst.
MR. HAD. PENTLAND, of the Nile.
was on a brief visit to friends in
Clinton last week and gave THE NEWS -
RECORD a friendly call.
BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING.—The
first meeting of the year of the Board
of Health was convened on Tuesday.
Present—The Mayor, Clerk, Dr. Shaw,
Messrs. Stevenson, Irwin and Chidley.
Mayor Holmes was appointed chair-
man and Dr. Shaw recommended
Medical Health Officer and Joseph
Wheatley as Inspector. Several im-
portant questions relative to health
were discussed.
THE POTTS FIRE ESCAPE.—We 1u)-
tice by the Port Huron News that 11Ir.
E. W. Potts, formerly of Clinton and
Blyth, has invented and patented a
modern fire escape that is likely to
mime into general use and Lind a big
sale. If fortune favors "Lige" there
should he millions in it and from the
recommendations it has received there
is likely to be.
ECLIPSE OP THE MOON.—There was
a total eclipse of the moon—visible in
Canada—on Sunday night. The moon
entered penumbra at about three
minutes to eight, and the shadow six
minutes to nine. The twiddle of the
eclipse occurred at about twenty
minutes to twelve. The moon left the
shadow at twenty-five Minutes past
twelve on Monday morning. late
sight was grand and many Clinton
citizens looked upon it.
GLEE OLUB.—A meeting was held at
the residence of Dr. Bruce on Friday
evening last for the purpose of organ-
izing a Glee Club. The following offi-
cers were elected :—Pres., H. C. Brewer;
Vice -Pres., Dr. Bruce; Secy., T. Jackson,
jr•.; Treas., N. Yellowlecs ; Conductor,
13. P. Sibley ; Accompanists, Misses
Boles and Javkson. This organization
will meet once a week for practice and
under the able leadership of Mr.
Sibley will no doubt make rapid pro-
gress, and in the near future be recog-
nized as one of the leading musical
organizations of the district.
COMING TO CLINTON.—Mr. W. H.
Palmer, an evangelist of great know-
ledge in the Scriptures and of wide ex-
perience, has promised, D.V., to con-
duct special services in the I3aptist
church of this town, commencing On the
t h inst. Mr'. Palmer has travelled ex
tensively throughout the. Holy Land
and has a large acquaintance with
Jewish life. Ile has preached in
Jerusalem and in several lige cities of
Europe. He collies as a young than
highly recommended boll by reputa-
tion and personal acquaintance.
SHARP SI10OrERs.--Tire monthly
shoot of the Clinton Gun Club was
held last week. The contest for pos-
session of the silver trophy was one of
the hest contested, probably, ever•
witnessed at any match. Messrs. J. T.
1:nwuerton and Chas. Bale scored 18
each out of :t possible 20 and the tie had
to be shot off, 5 birds each. Twice
again they tial with a possible. Ex-
citement ran high as the young
harp shooters kept at it, but Mr.
F3minerton missed one bird and Mr.
Hale again made a possible in the third
shoot off. The "old heads" were not
'in it," as the saying goes. Possession
was worthily won.
GRAND ST. PATRICK'S CONCERT. --A
rand concert, made up principally of
onside talent, under the auspices of
it. Joseph's Church, will be held
ut Tuesday evening next in the
own hall, Clinton. Neither pains
or expense are being spared to
rake it, one of the very best
vents of• the season. Part one will
onsist of Irish Minstrels in full dress.
'hey will present a fine appearance and
will give full play to Irish song, wit
id humor. Part two will represent
uinstr•els from Cape Colony, or the des-
endauts of Irishmen exiled during the
enal laws from their own native land.
'hey will also appear in costume and
ill afford a good deal of amusement
rr the audience, showing by their ex-
ert retorts and actions the principal
whores of their adopted country.
kohl pal Is will be augmented by suit -
tile songs and instrumentals and the
nvn hall will be suitably decorated.
lan of hall may he seen at C'ooper's
ook store.
SUDDEN DEATH.—One of the most
olden deaths that has occurred in
Hilton for many ycar•s took place
esterda afternoon i,h n'tly after one
clock. It was that of Mr, George Bow-
es, well known to Clinton readers of
tfENEws-REeoRD. For some days the
e'ceased had been "knocking around,"
the saying goes, and was in fairly
nod fettle until yesterday. About 11
clock he secured a bottle of medicine
t Dr. Shaw's office and in going
ut of the door slipped and fell,
the stone door step, falling heavily,
ut walked off as though nothing
erious had happened. About 1.15,
fter dinner, Mr. Win. McKeown, who
working in Tedford's blacksmith
hop on Rattenhury street, heard some-
ne calling him. On searchingthe
P1 • Mr. Bowers was found in a
nom or closet upstairs in evident
ony asking for a drink. Water was
•orured and placed to his lips,
edical aid sittnntoned and a rig pro-
bed to take hitn home, but death
ad carne before his home was rea.hed.
e deceased had resided in Clinton
r many years corning here from Pen
tn, New York State, in 1862. He
)ves a family of grown rap s'lildren,
rs.Bowers, an estimable lady, having
ssed to her reward it year or so since.
he late Mr. Bowers ,was a, painter
calling and had aceurnnlated con-
lerable town property. Iris age
mild probably be fiftyfour t•eal•s.
Th • funeral will take place to Clinton
netery.
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STOCK
SALE.
We have more sleighs than we should have, so
have decided to sell all we have at rediculously
low prices.
Baby Sleighs reduced $2 and $3
Boy's Sleighs at half price, Girl's Sleighs at cost
These are all good stock purchased lt'tst fall.
Have you subscribed for the
Ladies Home Journal, 1,
Sunday School Times, 5Oc., Delineator, $1
If not why not ? We receive subscriptions for
thee and all other Magazine and Periodicals.
ANCE & SPALDING,
BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY. – – CLINTON, ONT,
(AGENTS FOR PARKERS' DYE WORKS.)
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We intend making some alterations in
our Upholstering Department, and before
doing so, we will have to clear out some
of our Stock.
In order to do this we are going to make
prices right.
Price $7.75 Now $6.50
" $7.00 " $6.00
$6.50 $5.50
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Parlor Suites and everything in Our Ups
holstering Department, at a reduction to
correspond with above prices. These
prices are for ONE WEEK ONLY.
If you require anything in the above line,
this is a chance that you should not mise.
J. W. CHIDLEY
Furniture Dealer,
and Embalmer.
Jackson's : Clothing : Store.
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SOMETHING THAT CONCERNS
EVERYBODY. - -
Considerably over Two 'Thousand Families Read
THE NEWS-REcolnevery week.
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Over 2,000 families buy Clothing and in all cases they want to know where they
are going to buy the cheapest, which is quite right and as a general
thing they all read the many advertisements in this paper to see which
is the most reliable place to invest their money and the general
vordict is JACKSON, THE CLOTHIER, and Up To Date Cutter,
where you are sure to get perfect fitting garments. People are all
complaining of hard times, which is true enougb, and as a natural con
sequence they want to be careful how they lay out their money. But
yet they must be clothed ani what I want to toll the many families
who read this paper is that I am offering special inducements to
compere with the hard tines and if you will only call and see what
we have got you will be convinced that this is your place for Fine
Ordered Clothing and for two weeks more will continue to sell
READY MADE CLOTHING at Cost Price.
----CALL AND EXAMINE
T. JACKSON, 8R1, _ Practical Cutter.
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eesey & Co.
Superb assortment of Dress and Trimming
Laces, Black and Colors in silk and Cutton•
Real Torchon Laces in narrow and wide
widths, insertions to match; no assortment
that equals ours either in variety, quality or
price.
Cambric Embroideries, immense range of
Patterns, unrivaled for width and pattern
at the price we offer them to you.
New Dress Goods, just what you want,
the newest things at lowest prices.
BEEsLEy The Ladies Favorite Establishment
BEAVER BLOCK,
CLINTON.
Hatsand Human Nature.
Human nature is, to use a common expression, a queer,n xture
and we all from the most intellectual to the lowest St$t0 q
human intelligence are somewhat given to judging and eritinie.
ing our fellow man, that is to say we like to consider o'<tl"aet,
ves, to a certain extent, students of "Human Natures `"i'"
We take no meagre amount of satisfaction in reviewing +nix `
neighbors weaknesses in their everyday living. HavinitJ
the foregoing statement used the personal pronoun (we) a
of humanity and criticize and like to study
our small way.
course we have come to consider ourselves similar to Oa rest
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But you ask what has all this talk to do with the Clothing
and Outfitting business? Well, we want to tell you where•'
one of the opportunities for studying this human nature
occurs. It is where we have a customer trying to please
himself in a Hat with the assistance of a mirror.
Ever since we have been in business the Hat department has
been one of the branches and in all this extended peroid of
business experience we never yet saw a man who did not hesi-
tate as to whether one particular style of Hat was not Moore be-
coming to him than another.
This has long ago led us to the conclusion that the only way
to please I-Iuman Nature in a Hat is,
lst to keep the best qualities obtainable in hats.
2nd to keep an assortment and variety that even the most
fastidious may please themselves.
3rd to keep your prices within the range of the vast purchas-
ing public.
This we have done and will do. First asregards the bestgoods.
Our stock contains the celebrated inakers : —
Wilkinson's & Co. London England.
Cristys & Son66 66
Battersby & Co.
Jno. Buckley & Co.
Sullivan, Corrgan & Co., Knox. Dunlap and a host
of others.
Second, as regarding assortment we venture the high sound-
ing statement that in no Hat Store in Ontario outside the lead-
ing cities is so complete and varied a stock to be found.
Third, as regards prices, price never troubles our customers
for they know that our prices are moderate and in accordance
with the qualities.
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A NEW
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That is rapidly becoming a favorite. Is is matte on much the
same principl(s as the 1'lagnetic and Watchsprrng Cor-
sets. Instead of the old time heavy and clumsy bone
or cord filling, it is filled with narrow, highly -tempered
steels, that give readily to every motion of' the body.
So highly tempered are they that they can he bent
double, and when released will imrnediately fly back to
their original position. The covering is a fine, strong
jean, combining strength and durability with lightness
of weight. Light, strong, easy fitting, and comfortable,
it is a corset that's sure to lead. The price is $1 a pair.
We've been busy the past week opening out new dress goods,
Though they're not all here yet, there are many reaflyr
handsome lines in this early shipment, and if you wo 1d
like to have an idea of what's going to be worn for the
coming spring, you are welcome to look at these early
arrivals. You'll not be pressed to purchase if you do
not wish to.
If you deal where they give credit, do you ever think that you
are helpinn to pay for the goods of th•3 man who does
not pay up? Well you are l and most people have
enough to do paying for their own goods these days.
EsLJ. llod&eus
CLINTON.
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