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4„0.404 it will•h,e,alpmet•uael:eae
040;1)0 it further. Without
mooing Clear the tiers our previous
40a•give you a fair ides, of what
WO. can do for you, Now with
ire A ly a few days off we can only
I' COME for with business boom
ltxg typ have neither time nor in
Oputiott , to ,Svrite a detailed ad.
Tgy'ott eome quick you will still
find our etoek a good one and -still
find the article you want. We yet
show a good assortment of
Gold -rim inieres,
Fin Perfumes,
Cel loid Goods,
Souvenir Novelties,
Brass Novelties,
Prides, Albums, &c.,
Flower Centres and Tubes,
Hairbrushes, Mirrors,; &c.,
Pipes, Cigars, Cigar Cases,
&c.
torAgain we say act quick. Act at
once,
Alen 86 Filson, OPDILUTING ANS
gee our Bargain table. One half
original price.
Thanksgiving
Excursions,
Thursday, Nov. 26, '96.
Tickets will be issued at Single Fare
good to go Nov. 25 and 26 and
return up to Monday, Nov. 30.
For Tickets and all informa-
tion apply to
Jackson ACCENT
OWN
C. T. R.
Early
•
iigraving.
It's a wise move to have your
Christmas Engraving done
at as early a date as possible.
01 -na."es..a.ar s .4ra.rv1
Owing to the great rush, En-
graving done a Few days before
Christmas is sometimes less
artistic than that done earlier,
when our Engraver is less hur-
ried.
As all goods are now in, you can select
your Christmas
Watches, Silverware
and Novelties,
And have them engraved and set aside
for later delivery. This is the only
store in town that does Engraving.
J. B. Rumball,
JEWELERY, CLINTON.
Iihn
ter Term, Monday, Jan. 4, '97.
STRATIi'ORD, ONT.
Canada's poptilar Commercial School -NONE
nurrert IN THE DOMINION, Our courses of
etudy'rrr bristling with good business points ;
experienced teaehers in every department; ex-
StudontS of other business colleges now in at-
tendance; moderate rates; board low. A 00 -
AHEAD SCHOOL TOR/PING O,UT WIDE -AWARE
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN; graduates al ways Sue
ossful. Beautiful catalogue frde.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal
A. T. Cooper,
Clinton, Agent for
C. P. R.
Thlegra.ph,
Dominion Express Money
Orders.
Dominion Steamship Co.
Allan Line, • Beaver Lirte.
The American Line.
North Gerrhan Lloyd S. S. Co.
•---=•-"OFFME` AT
Cooper's Book bra.
CLtNrON
Skating -and' Curling
iixtk mow.`
P0It'ALE ON ls°'L8 risfteii ,l
94 tf I, IRWIN.
O � fig
TAO musV5 'now, ore all per,.•
vir not been in business '104g, ,
enough to have any old stock. Oti
the ,contrary everything is the
n-ewevt and yery\latest. This gives
you an -advantage not to he over-
looked. The later is What we
show in Rings, Sterling Sliver
Novelties, Watches, Clocks, Jewel-
tory, Silverware, etc.
In Rings
We show a very fine assortment of
Diamonds, Opals, Gem and Band
Rings.
In Novelties.4.,_
Memorandum Tablets, GloveHo'oks,
Button Hooks, Manicure Sets,
Paper.Knives, and many others.
In Watches
We have theca suitable for Ladies,
Gentlemen, Boys and Misses, in
Gold, Gold filled, Silver and Nickel,
at prices that will suit you.
Engraving
done on
charge.
R pairing
is our specialty. Always remem-
ber that.
all articles sold, free of
P. B. Crews.
Jeweler.
Saltford.
FIRE PROTECTION. -MOMS. Beek
and McLaren waited on the township
Council, of Colborne last week and re-
ceived $40 to assist in gutting fire pro-
tection for the village.
BRIEF MENTION. -J. T. Goldthrope
has returned from the American Soo.
-Mrs. T. Sturdy and Mrs. Hay, wife
and daughter of Chief Sturdy of Port-
age La Prairie, are visiting here,-Mr.
R. R. Symonds is reported as not im•
proving so rapidly as hie many friends
would wish, -Mrs. A. Sands has re-
covered from her recent severe illneee.
-Mr. H. Hennings has been re-engag-
ed as teacher for S. S. No 6. -The an-
nual Christmas tree aof the Sunday
School was held on Monday evening.
Tohn Taman removes from our
village this week to Goderich township,
where he will engage in the manufac-
ture of brink. -Peter McEwan hap hie
derrick and engine bougie almost com•
pleted.-Mr, Alex. Henderson met
with an accident last week which has
laid him up for the present.
WEDDING BELLS. -A very happy
and pleasant evening was spent tit Mr.
-Wm, Morrie, on Dec.-, the occasion
being the marriage of hie eldest daugh-
ter Hattie to Geo. Symonds of this
village. The bride was becomingly
attired in cream cashmere trimmed
with ribbon and lace. Her sister Mise
Lena acted as bridesmaid, while Mr.
Will Symonds supported the groom.
Rev, Mr. Turnbull, of Goderich, per-
formed the marriage ceremony, A
very sumptuous tea was served. -The
presents to the young couple were use-
ful and beautiful and chewed the
esteem and good wishes of their many
friends. Every person present,
thoroughly enjoyed the even ing.
Blyth.
ORANGE ELECTION. -On Monday
evening Last the members of L. O.
L. No. 983 met in the Orange hall and
elected the following officers for
next term: -Bros, J. E. Tarnin, W. M.;
Geo. Mains, D. M.; T. C. McElroy. Chap.,
Will Montgomery, R. Sec.; A. Mc-
Nally, Fin. Sec.; John, Mains. D. of C'.;
W. H. McElroy, Treas.; Jetties Mc-
Gee, 1st Lect.; Robert Vint, 2nd Lect-
firer; Committeemen, James Gib-
son, John Phillips, R. McComins,
Wrn. Love, John McGill.
BRIEFS. -Regular meeting of the
members of the C. O. F. was held in
Watson's hall on Tuesday evening. -
Mr. John Morgan, who has been
seriously ill for some time past, we are
sorry to say, 'is not irnproving.-On
Monday, the regular sittings of the
12th Division Court was held in indus-
try hall before his, Honor Judge
Doyle. There was a large docket.
The hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity to hear the sheep case, be-
tween T. Cole and John Barr, which
was very interesring to farmers. The
parties concerned were represented by
lawyer Blair for Cole and lawyer
Proudfoot for Barr. We understand
the case was decided in favor of de-
fendant John Barr. -A number of the
conservatives, of this burg, were at
the conservatiye convention at
Smith's Hill last'week.-Aspirants for
municipal honors are slim at resent.
Wake up gentlemen, nomination day
is neift Monday. -On Tuesday night
our council extended the time for pa -
ing tabes to Jan: Tl 1897. -John t. Mc-
Kinnon, O. D. of the O. O. F. of this
tow) *as in Clinton on Thursday
in the interest of Canadiap. E'orestry.-
Our • public schools were closed on,
,,Friday. for the,Xwas and.. few Yeats
holidays. -Divine service will be held
in Trinity church,fon Christmas even-
ing at 7.30. -Don't forget to attend
Trinity Church S. S, . Xmas ,tree: and
entertaintpent in the temperance hall
tilde evening (Wednesday). -The en-
tertainment of St. Andrew a Presbyter-
ian S. S. heldin, industry! hail Was well
-ettended. Proceeds , aver
lir"dications . are that • we limy.. have
sleighing for Xttras; clouts of thebesiiti-
lull Laying fatten. • •
That are sensible, useful and
ornamental, suitable for old and
young.
A Jewe/lery
� Store
Is the best place to get suggestions for
Christmas presents -The stock
and the priceie are so varied that
every kind or taste is sure to be
suited. Only those who have
seen our goods and prises can
appreciate the great val0e we
are offering this season in
4
Ladies' and Gents'
Gold, Gold -Filled and
Silver Watches from
$5 upwards.
Clocks, in all de-
signs and at all prices.
Jewellery of all
styles, including
Broaches, Rings,
Stick Pins, Chains,
Charms, Lockets,
Cuff Buttons, &c.
Silverware,
An immense stock, comprising
many articles that would make
useful presents.
Gold Ssectacles,
Gold and Silver Nov-
elties.
A visit to our establishment will
convince you that the choosing of
presents is made comparatively easy.
All goods are marked at prices that
cause surprise by reason of their low-
ness.
Estate
J. Biddlecombe
Albert Street, Clinton.
Established 1855.
Bayfield.
A Goon FINANCIAL SrroWING.-The
village of Bayfield has just issued the
annual financial statement, and our
Council is to be congratulated on the
excellent showing, there being a hal-
ance to the credit of the Municipality.
The following is the certified state-
ment of receipts and expenditures :-
RBCEIPTS.
Balance on hand $ 240 81
Taxes collected for 18951,072 51
Rents 29 00
Liquor licenses 77 23
Taxes collected for 1896 125 00
Governmentgrant 81 00
County grant charity 4 50
EXPENDITURES.
County rate for 1895
School treasurer
Work on Roads
Salaries, Supplies &c
Charity.
Grant Agricultural Society...
Sundries
Board of Health
Printing
GovernmentyGrant
Balance on Hand
$1,030 05
$
141 02
725 00
328 74
104 92
•31 46
10 00f
8 80
50
30 41
81 00
96 21
$1,630 05
Talc Collector's Report of taxes col-
lelited and uncollected; up to the 14th
day of Decernller,.189G:-.
0Ol1e ted... . , ... $ 171; 00
Uncollected , 1,054 34
Total on Rolle $1,179 84
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'y xial ,orjy
49 itrorsbi. roivtRttslrtiNffYear', Day this a a, teh
�,, iq Ciug
you for the `coke' of your. 'huebauJs,
sono., or,blolbere to refrain, ,from offer-
ing to` ^your guesteany beverages or
refreshments in which is contained
wine or Other intoxicating iiquore.`
Many, Bowen have the rnietahen idea
that they cannot prepare a "trifle"
without wine, and that a reeepticn is
not complete without Roman punch,
--dear friends listen to what Charlet
Lamb Lays to young linen : "The
waters have gone over me. But out of
the black depths, could I be heard, I
would cry out to all those who have
but aet a foot in the perilous flood.
Could the youth to whom the flavor of
his first wine is delicious ae the open-
ing of life, or the entering upon some
newly dl000vered paradise, look upon
my desolation, and be made to under-
stand what a dreary thing it is when
a man shall feel himself going down a
precipice with open eyes and a paseive
will -to see his destruction and have
no power to stop it, 'and yet not able
to forget a time when it was otherwise,
to bear about him the piteous epeotaolo
of his own ruin. Could he see my
fevered eye feverish with the last
night's drinking and feverishly look-
ing forayto-nights repetition of the folly;
could he but feel the body of the death
out of which I cry, hourly with feebler
outcry, to be delivered -it were
enough to make him dash tyre sparkling
beverage to the earth ilr s the pride
of its mantling temptation."(
Had Charles Lamb nevlor.- ken hie
first social glace he would not have
had to pen these bitter lines. Dear
friends will you not consider our ap-
peal and not put a stumbling -block in
any young man's path, remember that
the social glass is all the more tempt-
ing beoanee proffered by a lady 1
Yours reepeotfully in behalf of the
W. C. T. U. ; President, Mrs. 8.
Crich; V. P's., Mrs, Biddlecombe,
Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. New-
combe; Reo.-Seo,, Mre, Seward; Treat.,
Mrs. D. Stevenson ; Cor, -Seo., Louie
White.
YOUNG pG91N.
, Do You Wish to Avoid the
Infirmities of Old Age ?
Paine's Celery Compound Anln-
vigorator and Life -Giver for
the,,01d.
Old people scem to grow weaker as
the months go by. They aro troubled
with constipation, flatulence. drowsi-
ness, rheumatism, indigestion and neu-
ralgia. They have had one or more of
these troubles for years. Their diseases
are truly all of nervons origin.
Paine's Celery Compound is the
world's great specific for all the diffi-
culties that beset old people. Its regul-
ating influence on the liver, bowels and
kidneys removes the disorders that old
people suffer from. Paine's Celery Com-
pound is recommended by the best med-
ical practitioners as a grand stimulant
to the vital powers, productive of appe-
tite, and a wonderful promoter of
digestion.
When you are old, use Paine's Celery
Compound; it will strengthen and build
you up, and add years of comfort and
peace to your life.
In thepast, multitudes of people, re-
duced in vitality and strength, and on
the road to becoming life-long invalids,
have peen made hale, hearty and strong
by using nature's great life-giving
medicine.
See that you get "Paine's," the kind
that makes old people feel young, and
that always makes the sick well.
Tho result of the bye election in
Cornwall and Stormont on Saturday
was a victory for Mr. Snetsinger, the
Liberal candidate, who defeated Mr.
Leitch, Conservative, by about five
hundred majority.
A house was wrecked and Mrs. Jo-
seph Glavee and two brothers named
Hiles of Wainfiaet were badly in-
jured by an exploeion of nitro-glpoer.
ine, which they were thawing out in
a stove.
Again Open.
0. OLSON is again dpon for business on
Vittoria street with a
*Full Stock of ----
FLOUR, FEED, MEALS anis GROCERIES.
The stock has been selected with groat caro,
an the pubUo may rest assure that, thevery
bo value in tho market 18 alllines will be
gl en.
Any person purchasing 26 lbs. Flour, 250,
ranuleted
et roll' 0 tnieal will receive 8 lbs. of Rod-
paO'stBsobetc ngarfor25c.
(Agent Vitoria
tjtinf;gtn(�1Mohr';�jn}�11
0. OLSON, ii toriaStif♦Gl Mons'
,Weare iraot%pa• l 44014nieto with aftt yoylulppei9„Ropairfithop,
repair and clean OWNS and P IT N0, l< 4, VAIN 9f 41i. ktx,ad, , q
and styles; if any pf the parts wee ettken or Wart; out wp eata:gla. ,e
We grind, ebarpen and polish all kinds of KNIVES,S4 P,1•1'
SKATES, &c., and retenoper if required.
Remember
ReI ember we repair everything in the shape of Small xp &laelli
Household Utensils, Umbrellas, Parasols and articles of likel4
Our prices are the lowest that are possible and we guarantee sa ilac;
tion.
$llg your SACS troni 113--ttieij are MO lest.
The Onward Bicycle Co:; Clinton.:
OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE.
Christmas Almost Here,
At this time of the year you like your money to go a
long way.
CALL AND SEK OUR
Black Silk Ties
And all colored Ties
Children's all wool Black Hose
" Ribbed "
Black
Ribbed
Cashmere Hose
Men's Black Ribbed Hose
Grey Ribbed Hose -
all wool Grey Hose
Ladies'
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INS
And Blankets all the way from
$5.00 a pair.
0
25c.
25c,.
- 200.
250.
250.
25c.
26c.
- 250.
- • 25c.
- 25c
$1.00 to
A. C. Dufton, Opposite 1Vlason House,
Clinton.
New Furniture and Ur1ertak!n Stare
_.Brick Block, Cliitl,ton; (Near Fair's Mil1,l�-
We are now prepared to show you a nice line of FURNITURE
of every description.
BED ROOM SUITES FROM $8.00 UP,
DINING TABLES FROM $4.00 UP,
ROCKING CHAIRS FROM 900. UP,
and all lines of Furniture in-ths same proportion. Call and examine our Bed
Room Suite, Spring and Mattress at 512. 50.
TheUndertaking department is managed by Mr. John Powell, Under-
taker and Embalmer.
Broadfoot, Box & Co.
shrewd Burgers AND
,
°.°L overs of Fine Dishes
--ARE BUYING THEIR-
+ GNRISTMAS CHINA ±
THE CASHAT GROCERY.
We wish we had more windows to .show our Goods in. We have so many
nice things in the China Line.
Talk is cheap -
Stock will convince you that we have the prettiest and cheapest line of DtN-
OUR DINNER SETS do the talking; a look at our
NER, TEA and CHAMBER SETS that are shown in town.
Now is the time to buy your Xnias Presents, while our Stock is complete,
and have us set them aside for you.
IN BERRY SETS, WATER SEIS, FIVE O'CLOCK SETS, SALAD
BOWLS, BREAD and BUTTER PLATES, CUPS and SAUCERS, &c.'
we are offering exceptionally good values.
FINE MIXED CANDY 5c. per pound. RAISINS 5c. per pound. CUR-
RANTS 5c. per pound. 2 poiinds MIXED NUTS for 25c. 2 pound extra good
CREAMS for 25c. ORANGES -ORANGES -ORANGES 15c. per doz. 4 pound
GINGER NUTS for 25c.
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A Merry Xmas,/ ...The Cash
Crockery.
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to all
Alliye41beo^q1aAVw.o"116.4<ba. ^11£, e -me
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'Phone 23.
OGLE COOPER & Co.
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected every Tuesday afternoon.)
CLINTON.
Fall Wheat
Barley
Oats..
Peas
Potatoes, per hush
Butter
Eggs per dos 0 13 to 0 14
Bay 8 00 to 800
Cordwood 3 00 to 3 50
Apples per bush.. .. 0 15 to 0 16
Dried Apples per lb . 0 02 to 0 24
Ducks per lb................. 0 05 to 0 06
Turkeys per lb . 0 06 to 007
Geese per lb. 0 05 to 006
Chickens per pair 0 26 to 0 35
078 to 079
0 80 to 0 40
.,0 17 to 0 18
0 36 tc 0 39
0 20 too 25
, 011 to 012
Stray Heifer and sheep.
Strayed from the slaughter house on the
promises of Wm. Robertson on the Huron Road,
a fat sheep, whito,.vrith tip off one ear. Also
a fat 2 year old Heuer, dark red to color with
some vrbito wolf bred. A Oleg
reward will
bo paid by the 1 snors for their recovery.
FORD & IVIDRPw -, '
940-tf Butchers, Clinton.
A Rare Opportunity„
For Sale 150 acres, A 1 grain or stook farnn,
105 acres cleared, balance unctillod hardwood.
Solid brick house, &c.• frame barn 28x80 ; stable
18x50 ; sheep house 12x28; good water. Con-
venient to 3 grain elevators, mills, &c. Good
roads and froo from all obnoxious weeds. &n.
Will take residential property in Clinton part.
pay. Inquire at THE NEWS-REconn office.
9403m
WORK FOR MEN AND WOMEN. We pa 10
to 910 per week for easy home work.
sondo fr. No Scheme, Books or Peddling
This is bona Ode. Send stamp for work and particu-
lars at once THE SEYMOUR SUPPLY 00., Mason -
10 Temple, Camden, N T. 911/1y.
Rug Lost.
Lost, somewhere on theBayflold Rogd.,•be-
tween Clinton and Bayfield, a buggy rug with
tiger figure on it. Finder willrowar,Tpl 4
returning same to D. B. KENNEDY, Chafes,
Farm For Sale,
'Chat excellent, propperty-k own ae fhb
Farm, cdmprlaexl of 127 acres on the fret cots-
That
of Hullett tvvbae,.m lie from Clinton;
About 110 sores elearod. Good clay 1oess.,
Good bearing orchard, fair tensa and plon0yree
cedar. Log house arid,frame barn.Nevem ,
failing erring. Will be old et aValle
owner le In poor health. For ferritins s
to wt.,. etottison. W, W. Ferran cit.David
Dickdheop, CIIhtOrl.
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