The Huron News-Record, 1897-08-18, Page 6Well Satisfied with
Rier's Hair Vigir.
"Nearly forty years" ago, after
ilsa!ma weeks of sickness, my hair
Si mined gray. I began using Ayer's
Hair Vigor, and was so well satin.
iled. with the results that I have
deicer tried any other kind of dress.
ing. 1 t requires only
an occasional appli.
liumors,
cation of
AYER'Hair Vigor to keep
my hair of good
color, to remove
dandruff, to heal
11teglltehillg and prevent the
]hair from falling out. I never hesi-
tate to recommend Ayer's medicines
to my friends." -Mrs. 11. M. HA GHT,
Avoca, Nebr.
A ERPS
Mair Vigor
Rkepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 3c Co., Lowell, Maas.
Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla for the Complex10rt
The Huron News-Re,,ora
1 25 a Year -81.00 in Advance
WEDNESDAY, AUQU8T 18th, 1897,
Town Topics.
CHEESR SHrPMENTS.-Jai ties Con-
nolly has sold 'and shipped the first
half of July cheese froni Iluhuesville
and Summerhill factories to Ballantyne
of Stratford 8I -16c. and 7 7-8c, respec-
tively. On the first of August Suurnrer-
hill factory started the manufacture of
white cheese.
LARGE BLACK BASS. -Messrs. Alex.
McKenzie and James Steep were on a
.fishingexpedition near Bayfield the
ether day and returned with some
seventeen black bass, the largest of
which weighed about one and three
ttuarter pounds. In consequence a
number of personal friends in town
tickled their palates at tea time.
STOCK SHIPMENTS. -Last week S. S.
Sinith, Chas. Wallace and Chits. Reid
each shipped a car of beef cattle to To-
ronto. rhe average price ppaid to fartll
ers here was 3 to 3;c. D. Cantelon
shipped a car of live hogs to Colling-
wood for which he paid $5.r:) live
weight. It is expected the price for
the next shipment will reach $5,6p.
CIVIC HOLIDAY. -This year there
was noir so many absentees from Clin-
ton. The railway carried some 2C0
passengers to Port Stanley, St. Thomas
and other points. A good number
drove to Bayfield and various other
lake shore points, where pie-nic part-
le4 revenPd in enjoyment. There was
no special amusement here.
BUSINESS CIZANGEE.-Mr. Thomas
Hillock has disposed ofAis dray and
business to Mr. James Danford, who
took charge of the business on Monday
week. Mr. Hillock may return to
Stratford to reside, where he owns pro-
perty. While we are Sorry to loose
such a good citizen as Mr. Aillock, we
:are pleased to learn that so respected a
roan as Mr. Danford. has taken his
" place. Mr. Hillock will not leave
town for a short time.
KIND WORDS NEVER DiE.-A rev.
gentleman of the Methodist persua-
sion in remitting his subscription for
THENEws•RECORD says: -"Your ad-
mirable paper has been a very welcome
visitor at our home. I have enjoyed
the reading of it very much. You will
please flue one dollar to pay for it up
to next vear. You have my warmest
and most cordial support, I hope you
and Yours are well and wish you great
success in your laudable work."
G. A. R. SOUVENIR NUMBER.- The
Illustrated Buffalo Express promises
to outdo itself in a superb G. A. R.
Souvenir Number in its issue of August
22nd. It will be of extra size with it
coverlin colors, and will undoubtedly be
of uncommon value and interest. The
succeeding numbers will also contain
many illustrations and much other
matter relating to the Buffalo Encamp-
ment. That these issues will consti-
tute an excellent pictorial history of
the Encarupment is assured. The Ex-
press never promises more than it can
fulfil.
AGE OF AssEssABLF DOGS. -The
Municipal World gives the fol-
lowing in regard to the assess-
ment of dogs which will prove
of interest to many of our read-
ers: -1'320.-W. A. H. -Would you
kindly say in the next issue of your
paper at what age a dog is taxable P
Pleasegive authority for opinion, as I
can find no mention of when a dog is
taxable, Some hold that when ,t pup
can see it is taxable, others that
1t is not taxable until it is over six
.nonths old." The statute does not fix
anym imum age, so that it is the
duty of the assessor to assess every
dog
Without regard to Cage, unless there
is some by-law of the municipality,
exempting dogs under a certain age
from assessment.
NOT CORRECT. -The Exeter Times
says THE NEws-REconD is crossing
swords with the Seaforth Sun over its
false accusations against the manage-
ment of the 12th July celebration at
Bayfleid. This is not correct. If it
were, the Sun man, who is well known
for his lyingand traitorous propensities,
would be headless, When we require
lessons on matters of this kind or infor.
mation as to 12th of July matters,
we do sincerely object tri allow honest
•rnd faithful Orangemen to be slandered
by the Sun mugwump or to swallow
his lies ourselves. In this matter we
tare not grinding axes, but we confess
,we sire protecting the Urangemen of
Bayfleld from the repeated slanders of
the father of lies, better known as
the double-dealing, unreliable Seaforth
Sun man.
Economy and strength are combined
in Hood's Sarsaparilla. Every bottle
contains 100 doses and will average to
last a month.
Brief Town Topics.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trowhill were in
Brampton on it visit.
Reeve Wilford, of Blyth, was In
Clinton on business the other day.
Mr. J. T. Irmertun 11as returned from
Fort William.
Master Hugh B. Grigg is on a
mouth'sivisit tulhiB grandmother at St.
Thomas.
John Campbell and wife of Winni-)
peg (fprmerly a Clinton harness maker
are visiting friends here.
Master Wm. Murphy, of Buffalo, who
had one of his legs taken oft with the
street cars a few years ago, is on a
visit to his uncle.
The other day Mr. J. P. Sheppard
hiappened with a mishap at Fair's mill.
He was carrying a heavy plank and
madea mis-step into a hole. Although
sore, he has been able to continue
work.
There has been issued from THI.
NVW"13-RECORD presses this year the
voters' lists for Bayfield, Stanley and
Goderich townships and the town of
Clinton. The combined number of
voters makes a total of 2,858-4:') " for
Bayfield, 987 for Clinton, 773 for Stan-
ley, and 878 for Goderich townsbip.
It is needless to say the work was
executed in first-class style.
Belgrave.
TEACHERS
If you want to make $160,00 dur•int, J illy and
August, in a good cause, write orwire me
quickly. T. H- LINSCUTT. Toros to, Unt.
Property For Sale.
A CHANCE FOR GARDENERS.
In consequence of my ate and lack of help, I have
decidodtooffer fro sale nmvsptanW"garden] ng pro.
party coas'L.icg o' live and a hall acrea In OruEoo,
some of the boa. lard "a the county o(A�prron, hlclud.
ing hot ueds and other necesearydl"bquiremente,
Thee is on the prem+ses a frame house with cellars
soft a -d hard water, barn and other outbuildings
The Bayfield river adjoins the property. Will sell at
a reasonable price for halt cash and balance secured
by mortgage, As I desire to sell, this is a chance
seldom met with, Apply personally or by letter to
theproprietor,
JOSEPH ALLANSON,
894-t f. rllinton
Estray Dog.
'A handsome young black Pointer or Seller*
first noticed on Aug. 7th. Oaaer can heave
same on app]) ing at Tuft Nttws-Rneotto, of-
fice, proving property enld paying for this
adv t. 077.4t
For Sale -Bargain.
Ilay horse, 4 years old, well bred, good s]•re.
strong, speed expected. Will take pony 141
hhuds part payment, to mate it bav pony.
E. N. LEWIS, Goderich,
Farm For Sale
WANTEI)-Agentslot ween�le. --- ---------
Lorit Her olgn and
andDiarind Jubllou." Overflowing with retesStationary, and richest pictures. Contains the authentic Hi, blogra nhyofHor Mulosty with authentle His
for oil her romarkable reign, and full uuuount
of tiro Diamond Jubilcc. 0111Y81-50. Big book. �y q Z y ��
Tienlondous deutand. Bonanza for agents. 1►reE ^�
Conamlardon60porcent. Creditggivon. Froitht
d. OVI'lerr i(Rtsrs. Duty rrrald. Write yyucic
for outfit and torritor •. 'P HE DOMINION
COMPANY, Dept. 7, 356 oarborn St., Chicago.
OfficeSTART RESTHRIANT ����� Suppliesq
Huron Street, Clinton.
•��tl�tY�O�w�•
We are wide open for the hot wpath-
ev season and are after yUur pill ronage.
ICE ('REAM, COOL DRINKS,
FRUITS CONFECTION
9
Job Printing,
1.1.1.1.-•�.-�.
Lill,
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
EVERYTHING SEASON. The News -Record'
Our parlor ]s cheery ro
and uofot•tablc.
Lunches at all hours.
CHAS. WITTS, Huron St., Clinton,
tf
The Creat EYent
of the dubilee You.
TUESDAY, AUG. 10th.
John and Marr Agnew spent Sab-
hath Jim
Lot number, 19, con. Iii, Goderich Township,
containing sU acres, more or less, the property
of the late Ann Barr,
����
a
CANf�4A
at Taylor's.
will be offered for sale by
Al Marshall is the guest of Mrs. J.
Public action at the Cep.. II clal hotel, Onn-
toil, oil .:ata,raay, Supt. lith, at2o'r:ln(•k p.
Victorian Era Ex
Exposition
Wightman,,
rn. Terms -10 per cont of the Putehase money
down oil the flay Of sale, and the b£tlance in :ill
Rd. 1Vightmao has Couulteood his
dues thereafter; ivs interest.. Further
-AND-
with prospects Uf a good sen-
son,
TnA
rims land p icatulars made known at the sateor upon ap ,'icatlou fo the undursignud. D. A.
FORREST :R,
INDUSTHIRL
FRIRthresher'
Miss Budge spent Monday on the
��dminiAxittor of the &-t-ate of deceased.
Aug. 4,
TORONTO. �,-�
sixth.
18, Sept, 1st. 076-3L
.
Utt for the hat, s engaged with W.
Scott for rile harvest.
A�M�,
August 30th to Sept, 11th.
COLLEGE
Londesboro•
Pot• Young Women.
Grand Attractions, New
TUI:sDAY, AUG. loth.
Features.
Aiiss Lou Ouin)ette, is visitingfriendsMCollegesr..d.
Areegiatealaeboe.
Collegiate and Pre -
Special Jubilee Novelties.
at A� barn this week.
paratory Studies.
he Latest Inventions in the
Airs. ZYm. Hiles and Mrs. T. Crisp
calling (til friends at Brussels andMoralanj!@sthetic
Elocution Businss
Industrial and Amusement Field.
qwere
Wa>tiai last week.
addvanwtagesviAfG„Improvements
and A6,vancement
llr. and Mrs. R, G. Webb are visiting
University in an eight acre phark. Low
in Departments.
at Staffa.
rates, For illustrated catalogue andparticulara,address:
all p
Miss L. Reid. of Wingbain, is here
Rev. R. Warner, M. A., Principal, St. Thomas, Ont
1 p p
visiting her cousin Miss Agnew.
The many friends of Mr. R. Bowcock
Excelling All Previous Years.
"` -� --
will be pleased to know that. he is slow-
Goderich.
ENTR1Es (11.081: AtT(,. 7th.
ly improving.
bliss M. llunkins, of Auburn, was
E_xcURSION To 13RANTFORD.-Ar-
Cheap Excursions on all Lines of
tile, guest of Miss Carrie Howson on
rangements are progressing for a mon-
stet, excursion to the city of Brantford,
Travel.
'Sunday.
Miss Alice Reid, of Clint m, is visit-
;Ita very low fare fit• the round trip.
Excursionitrain will leave Goderich ett
For prirc lists, entry forms, iwograrnine,, and
all particulars, addvc5s--
ing friends in this vicinity,
7.15 a. m., at -riving in Brantford at 10
J. J. wrrt,"(I,,"
Rev. Mr. Tiffin and Dr. Armstrong,
it,• in.; returding, will leave Brantford
Pr°silent. Muniwmr•
of Walton, were calling on friends in
at 8.00 P. in., arriving in Goderich at
'Toronto,
the village last Thursday.
10.•15 p, in., thus giving excursionists
'- - - -- - ---
Miss Mattie Brogden returned home
too hours time in the "Telephone City."
Voters' List. 1897.
lits, week after spending it week with
friendb in Auburn.
Arrangements have been made for a
reduced fare to Brant•ford's beautiful
MCNIt•11'ALtTi' uF'rlii, TOWN OF
park, which i9 suitable for picnic part-
('LINTON, [WRON CO,
)(iillleValC.
res. The date and farther particulars
will be announced shortly
Notice is hereby given that I have tritll.mit-
TUESDAY, AUG. I
xox CHURCH. -From the ndvclueed
ted or delivered to the person,+ mentioned in
sections 5 and (;of the Voters' Lists Acts, the
Mrs. Ed. Bruce and children, of To-
oofwork in connection with the
copies required by said scc•tions to be so trans -
witted or delivere(t of the list made pursuant
ronto, are visiting Mrs, Bruce of this
tion to Knox church, one can fair-
),id
to said Act of all 1''crsons a',pu;uin r b: she last
Place•
and Dura Whyte, of
edge its appearance when finishedr°`''sed
ceiling of the edifice is complete,
Assessnic^rt. Rau of thesat le, unicipal•ty,totovotenthMissesEtbel
Wingham, were visiting at Mr., John
mid looks very pretty, the wings being
ality, at elections fm•nicmbers of Litt Legisla-
Live Assetribly and at the 3lunicipa) Elections,
Burgess' last week.
covered with ruetalic ceiling, and t•he
and that sai+i ,int wu.s first posted up in my
Mr. Will Gray, 0f Liiinnville, is
centre is ten panels, each nicely paint-
ed by E. R.
oMee tit Clinton, oil the Nth day of August,
1887, and remains tl,m•e for hispect]on.
bouts for two week's holidays.
Rev. W. J. West is visitiugat Wood-
Watson. It seems •as
though the improved church will be
E)ectora are called upon to examine the said
jUst, and if any omissions or an)• other errors
stock.
one of the most convenient in Ontario
for ever seat is prominently placed,
are found, therein, to ",ke, inrrnediate proceed -
ii'gs to have said errors corrected according to
ty
Dr. King, of Cineinatti. Ohio, and
and the choir, though seated in thci
Mr. John Kin , of Ki thein, are spend-
ing their
west ruing, will he practical] to th
Y
W.M. COATS, Town Clerk, Clinton.
'August. 12th, 1';h
holidays itt home.
body of the church, that there will be
Miss McKee, of Molesworth, spent.
no echo or loss of sound.
Sunday at Mr. George McDonald's.
TaF. Bowi,rNG GAmc -Last week
Voters' List 1897•
The first half of July cheese was
shipped on Friday. Price bold at 8',lc,
the maragement of the Goderich Bow-
ling Club commenced the •annual con-
MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN HIP OF
S'T'ANLEY, HUltf1N CO"
Miss Maggie Bui'ges4, of Brussels is
visiting at Mr. John Burgess.
test for a pair of howls. There were it
large number of contestants, and the
Notice is tiereb' �-
ted or•de)iveredto t,ePersons meat oned ipscve u -
Miss Liza Messer has returned home
scores so far are as follows :
times 5 and a, of the Voters Lts48 Act, the cop-
it very pleasant visit with friends
FIRST DRAW
es required by said sections to be so trans-
11ittod or delivered of the list made pursutant
in Ypsilanti, Mich.
Mr. L. Proctor Sundayed at Kin-
A, MLI). Allan...... 12 beat R. McLean.... 0
G. Eliot............ 16 1. Colwell .... 7
Robinson.
to said Act of a'1 persons appearing; by
the last revis,d As,essnlent Itoli of the sitid
burn.
T. ...... Li " P, Jm•dan.... 7
Dr Hunter.......... 13 J w'vlrn...... 16
Municitiaait-y, to be entitled to vote in the said
Municipality, at e!eotions for members of the
Alias Etta COC1P, Of Tc'oivbrj(1 G, is
g
visiting her uncle Mr. Jus. Leech.
T. Tilt ....... ....... 10 Dr. S,iannoi .. 8
R. G. Reynolds...,.. 13 Dr, Holmes.. 10
Win. Lane....
Logis.ative Assembly and at Municipal 1r1!ec-
tions,and thatsaid l,stw•astlrst postedup in
I•larry McHardy-..is home from Godo-
21 " Judge Massod 6
Jiidve Doyle........ 12 1. O'Comiell. • 10
1113' oftice at Varna, on the 25th day of •lull•,
1807, and remains there for ]uspection.
rich.
R. W. Logan........ M H. Dunldp.... 11
Jas. Robinson...... 12 1t. Wilkinson. 10
Electors are called upon to examine the said
Listand if any Onlissions or any other errors
Airs. Jos. Pugh is ill.
I). C', Strachan..... , 14 " W. Campbell. 10
A. Farrow 21
are found therein, to take innnodiate procced•
Mrs. Marsh and two children, of
........... W. Proudfoot 7
ings to have said errors corrected according to
law.
Woodstock are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roht,. Duncan.
SECOND DRAW.
Cleo. E,jot ... .. 12 beat Dr, IlnnLer,.,. 8
A. Farrow "
J. T. CAIRNS, Clerk of Stanley Tp
GUdClyi
.......... 17 T. Tilt........ 8
I). C. Strachan.... 16 R.G. Reynolds 7
R.iW. I,ogau. ..... , 15 " Jas. Robinson.-,
July 31st, 1&O^,,
Monday, Aur. 10th.
A. Mel). Ai11a,a...... 12 W. Lane...... 8
Judge Foyle........ 15 T.'. Robinson 8
Voters List. 1897.
---
Pic-Nic. - St. George's Sunday
TuIRD DRAW.
MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN -
School will hold their annnal pic-nic
this afternoon at Afenesetung Park.
A. McD. Allan...... 23 beat D. Strachan.. 4
G. Farr
Doyle. It. W. Logan. to
SHIP OF GODI:RICH,
HURON CO.
The first carriage. will leave the school
to liras Judge
at I P.In.
PULPIT CHANGE the absence of
FOURTH DRAW
GCO. Eliot...... ... 15 beat A. A10). Allan 11
A. Farrow drew a bye,
Notice ]s hereby given that i have trauslnit-
ted or delivered -to the perscus nta,tione(1 in
the Pastor, Mr, Thomson preached in
FINAL DRAW,
sections.! and 6 at the VoterK Lists Acts, the
copies required by said sections to be so trans-
Vict.oria street Methodist (Jhutch on
Sunday morning :and Mr. Armstrong
Geo. Eliot .... lir boat A. Farrow..... to
mrt.led or delivered of the list neurit pursuatif
to said Act of all persons appeiu in b) the hast
in the' vening, and Mr. 'Galloway, of
Judge Doyle having missed his la
in the third draiv, off Gpf%
revised Assessment Roll of the s,dc� municilyd-
its, to be entitled to vote ]n the said municip-
Leamington, will occupythe pulpit
P P
next SuudaY'
played with
p ti
l+;liot, £and having wen by 13 to 8, he
alits, atelectious for members of the Legisla-
tive Assombly and at Municipal Elections, and
ANOTHER Pic-NIr.. -North street
has to take Eliot's place in the 4th,
playing Allan, and the Wenner
that said list was first, posted up in 1113• office, at
Goderich Township on the 24th.day of .July,
Methodist Sunday School pic-nic at
'last
will
play Farrow, deciding the tournament,
tAEl and remains their for to
Menesetung ParkFriday, and the
pupils and all concerned had
CIRCULAR CITY BRiEFa.- Btithing
P examine
Electors are called upon to examine rho rors
List and if an)• om]sarons or any other Criers
it most
pleasurable outing.
was a leading feature the past week.-
A few young were Hned
are found there!a, to take Iinnie(1!it te proceed -
Ings to have said errors corrected according to
The Quarterly Board of North-st•
people the
past week for ruling on the sidewalks.
law.
Methodist church last Tuesday even-
-Galt's Point is on West street.-
NIXON STURDY.
ing sent a unanimous invitation to
Rev. G. W. Henderson, now of Sarnia,
Township schools re -open on Monday,
-A ngling around these parts is not a
Clerk of Goderich Tov. i0ilp,
July 240h, 1897. 074 4 t
to become their pastor at the expira-
tion of Rev. Jos. dge's term.
paying business just now. -And from
Voters' Lists,
every section we hear the remark.
1897.
A WARNING. -At every Base Ball
match it number of young men and
"Fall wheat is it big crop." --Mr. Jos.
Rattenbur of Clintonwas in the
y,Clinton,
MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAGE OF
boyys sit on the fence round the Agri-
cultnrtaI Park,
Circular town on Thursday.- Points
Edward Goderich
HAYFIELD, HURON Co.
and many of them slide
and had a ball game
Notice is hereby given that I have transmit -
in without paying. This scheme bas
ori Thursday, and the visitors downed
ted or delivered fo the per.ons mentioned in
been carried on to such an extent that
the manager will in the future have
g
the home team easily by Ib to 5. -The
Goderich Angling Y
t; ing Societ left on Satur-
sections Sand 6, of the Voters' Lists Acta, the
cop ies required by said sections to be so trails -
mitM ordelivered of the list made
the names of the offenders taken and
day fora weeks fishinrzat Main Station,
pursuant to
sa]dAct of all persons appearing by the last
they will he punished according to law,
Bruce Peninsular.• -The steam barge
revised Assessment Roll of the said Munici-
VICTORIASTRF.ETS.S. PIC -NIC. -Tile
Jennie left for Collingwood last Wed-
nesday with
pppnlity'aE elections for Vmemberss oeathe Legit{-
Sunday School pie-nic of VictorlL st.
church at Menesetung Park on Wed-
a cargo of Balt.- The
steamer Cant Ona loaded a large num-
ratty. Assembly and at Muni c]pal elections,
and
and that Bald list was first po.od np In nit
nesday of last week wits a success in
iter of passengers at this port on S£ttur-
clay'- r. Bert Smith has
at Bayfield, on the 30th clay of July, 1808
and remains there forinspection.
every way, the attendance beta lar a
R g +
the weather delightful, and the pro-
obtained a
good position in St. Louis, Mo. -The
Electors' ro called upon to examine the Raid
List and If any omissions or any other errors
The excellent. The first load left
Town is advertising for tenders for ex-
tending the sewerage
are toned therein, to take immediate proceed -
Ings to have said errors corrected according to
town about 1 p.m., and before 2.30 all
the children were on the ground, and
s stem two
miles. -Mies Ethel Craig left on a visit
haw.
the amusements commenced. The
to Port Huron last Wednesday. -The
Misses Trainer, of Chicago,
III.NRY ERWIN,
July 3001, 18'7. of Ilaytteld.
evening meal provided Was an, excellent
one
gl are visitingC71erk
at, the residence of Sheriff Reynolds. -
SENT TO THE Assl'LEs,-On Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Heaton have returned
from their visit to the Motherland.-
Wanted.
Richard Culbert was brought before
Judge Masson to plead on a charge of
Enrly Comnnion at St, George's next
Sunday.
A teacher holding a Normal Cortificato to
take charge of Principal's class from Sept. 14t
shooting Win. Kelly, of Biddutph, with
-Rev. A. Meldrum, D.D., of
St. Paul, Minn., reached to Knox
until. Nov. 30th. Applications stating salary
and enciostng testitnonlals received up to Aug.
intent. The county attorney prose,-
crated and J. T. Gamow Q C., appear-
Church con ggregat on in the skating
rink on Sund£ty evening.
Modelh. 'Schoolohn CBoaird�hamo, Secretary Clinton
ed forthe defendant. Culbert entered
a plea of not guilty and was committed
-There were
n0'services at St. Peter's on Sunday,
Rev. Fr. West being
--�- �- --~
CLINTON.
for trial at the fall term of the High
Court
engaged ill ^lin-
ton• -Judge Johnston left on his return
WOOD AND COAL YARD
of .Justice. Annpplication was
granted, the defendant and a surety
to Sault St. Marie fast week. -Miss A.
Winnefreede Ball
-
n"rh giving bonds for one thousand
returned from
Waterloo on Saturday-,(llr. H, 1,
Subil bar 1s prepared to promptly (Ill all or'
der. for wood and Uoal which %Iu be sold at,
dollars.
Strang, B,A., fa In Toronto
lowestrates. Or Mee oil Isilac Street, at LAVIS'
j
n
IMPLEMENTS ROOMS. W. WHEATLEY
Calls special attention
to our Stationery and
Office Supplies and
Job Printing De#)art-
ment.
We are unsurpassed,,,,
By any town or city in the Goods we handle or the
prices we quote for Stationery and Printing' and the
duality of both is always guaranteed. A perusal of
this announcement may suggest Something you may be
in need of, and in such case we solicit your patronage,
feeling confident that our efforts to please will meet
with the approval of our patrons,
Letter Heads
In this line we have a very fine
stock of wr'.ting papers suitable for
every class of business represented
in this locality, also for private use. li
Note Heads -
This useful size. is kept in stock,
the qualities being in several ]
grades,
Memo. Heads
These till an impoitantplacein coin-
mercial correspondence. Seewhat
we have got.
Bill Heads
If the "pay.as.yon-go" plan was
the ordet of the clay Qw. demand
for .account paper w rid not be
so great.; but there :are some then
who get so many dunners that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run oilt. axle don't intend it to,
and At present Our stack is coui-
plete in this line. Good paper and
neat ruling,
Statements
Our stock is large. They come
cheaper than bill heads, and are
the prOPer thing to send after a
delinquent once a month. They
are sure ,to fetch lriru 'round -
sometime. -
Envelopes
We. make a specialty of Envelopes.
Yoil know it would be hard to
get along without envelopes, and
to keep up with the demand for
them we keep a large stock on
hand. Plain or Printed we are
offering some great snaps, One
line in particular is going off fast -
50 for 5c.
Commerical Printing
A vast amount of work under this
head to enumerate would more
than take up the entire space oc-
cupied by this adv t, but we do it
all tit: THI? NEWS -RECORD,
Invitations
to an "At Home" or is wedding
require considerable taste in selec-
tion sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping in stock
the very latest and best samples to
he had. Call and see.
If you
Circulars
NVe excel in :all the different kind-;
of work we turn out, and particu-
larly it, this, and keep in stock
'plain and fancy papers suitable for
all r•equirettlents,
Programs
of entertainments and meetings
promptly turned out, from the
Plain and neat to the most elegant.
Cards and Tickets
These cover a large range of worts,
from it bread and milk ticket, to
•t neat clilling card, from an or-
dinery admission ticket to it tast.v
business card or a handsomely
printed member'^hip ticket.
Memoriam Folders
In this line THE NEIVS-RECORD
can supply every design, quality
an 1 price on the market, '
Posters
Our facilities for turning out this
class of work are evidence(, b,�i�he
filet that we always do good work
and give superior satisfaction in
all respects.
Dodgers
are greatly in demand. Our facili-
ties tare superior for this class of
wol'k and the very reasonable
prices keep our presses busy.
Sale Bills
We make a specialty of them•
promptness being our aim in this
respect. A notice of sale will ap-
pear in THE NEws-RB:CORD free of
charge when bills for same are
secured here.
All Kinds of Work
in the typographical printing line
can be clone in this establishment
in an expeditious and artistic
manner and �
Our prices will be
found'very reason-
able.
M--ourning� Papers and
Envelopes
For correspondence we can give you up-to-date goods, We
also carry full lines of
Pens, Pencils,
Scribblers, Tablets,
Erasers, Inks,
Writing Paper,
&C., SLC. -
• In thanking our many patrons for the
very liberal support accorded us in
the past, a continuation of the same.
liberal support is solicited.
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