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Toronto, who is it pronounced temper- Our millers are doing a rushing busi- I jwll n
once advocate, when it does not inter. cess in gristing, several farmers coin.
fere with his Grit[snt, posted off to the ttlg it distance of twenty utiles to ex- +
t change for, It No. 1 Hour. The stills
Parliament building to arrange a date are always supplied With Manitoba an si
for a temperance deputation. Mr. hard wheat, Which is'required to mix 4 ""?I
Spence is much interested in the good with our wheat to [sake at superior This to the complaint of
cause, for has he not more than once grade of flour. thousands at this season.��
Fall thl't'Shing fs about finislied for I They have no appetite; food
led prohibitionists into the Mowat and the season in the neighborhood and I doesnotrelish. They need the toning up of
Hardy fold to receive promises thttt the yield of gritio is very good
Smith's Block, Clinton.
Just now we are offering it Hue lot of
Ladles'
Mantles
Ata Bargain. People who t equir•t
theta will save Money in calling to see
thein and buying.
0
Millinepy.
Our Stock is superior in quality
and very reasonable in price. Call
and see what we have.
o•O•m•®o•o.�•o•
MISS E. HILLIER,
Milliner.
Ernerson's old stand, near Clarendon
Hotel.
Our Standard
is p�i�tabed a hoose
and it is quite fitting that after his and lot it' town from Mrs. Couper and
long aervicc and his advanced yearshe i•ernoves thereto shortly.
0 should be di upped into all office where sir. O. F. Oakes announces an auc-
�41y Shades he u,ay lead it life of comparative hlx- ti(In sale cf his faro, stock told imple-
ule"as for Tlaau slay next.
ury and ease. And it is ,List-) Dir. Jas LnithWiaite, hats
appropriate that he should be in a u,si_ purchased
The cloth used in our Special Standard 1 ci c•uupl(� of Lhorohl'e<l ('heater white
p tion to dissolve what, in all prohabil- I}igs front •t breeder in the vicinity of
Shade is guaranteed to neither ity, will be the last Liberal Legisla- lo"OnLo•-Mr. H. Oakes is also keeping
fade, crack, nor curl. The Cotton tore the province is to be afflicted to the trout, in (,hotuhied stock having
used is the ver Hues[ that clan be purchased two Poland China i s front
y with for some years. 1111. Fi"her•, of Cc,lbot•ut•. 1 g;
procured, each side has three coats « » « Mr. Roht. Elliott, our enter Irisin
of paint, and the work all done by I g
Sir Wilfrid Litnlier is having many apple (}eater, is hustling the business
specially trained painters. an uneasy hour these ditys so in this country and as far north as
These SHADES can be had PLAIN or insistent have become the demands Pk`n0tRUgoi,hene where lie secured a
with LACEor FRINGE, Price of his friends for the fulfihnlarge quantity.e°t Mir,. J. Gardner has it handsome
trots 551 to $2.50 each. of the pledges made prior -to -the- straw shed a.lutost Completed.
election, Thev besieged hini while Dir. Sil[nut•1 Burke still continues
The Stair Shade on a recent visit to Quebec, they very low and slight hopes are enter -
waylay him in the • corridors of twined for his recovery.
Another line of Oil Shade made the House, and only the other day r TE er•e will be no service at Wilkell-
in the leading colors. Plain son's on Sunday next owing to Quar-
big French-Canadian deputation went
Fringe or Lace, prices frorn 45c. terly meeting in Bayfield.
Lo 750'
up to the Capital to make it plain and On Wednesday evening last a nom -
emphatic to Sir Wilfrid that politically her of the many friends of All.. (x. M.
Alberta Shade they were disappointed, cold and Kilty gathered at his residence, Surt-
aweary and needed a more nourishing tterhill, and with it suitable address,
Extra heavy, but `Vater Colors diet than honeyed words. presented Mr. and firs. Kilty with a
» « couple of handsome chairs and a
are used instead of Oil. Plain, » prayer book :is tokens of esleenl and
351., Patterned 40c. Now that an East Grey Liberal Con- good will toward there. Both were
ventfon has endorsed Hon. J. 1. Tarte, totally surprised, but. All" Kilty trade
Curtain Poles the Minister of P ftrlit• Works1vill con a vary neat reply, being moved to
tears. Ha intends mn
moving to Londo
A 2 choice line front 231.
sicder himself fully absolved, a man to attend Huron College.
s without a political past. We are quite
to $2,00. without �' safe in entertaining the belief that the From Another Correspondent.
resolution alluded to was machine- 'i'be special services which Miss
Our selection is unequalled wade, for it cannot be that any honest Lincoln, evangelist., ryas ecnducting ih
Dole's church closed Friday tljght last.
for Choice or Prices, Liberal, least of all one who has read after a month's clastics. MISS Lin -
the report of the evidence in the recent Coln is now laboring itt Bayfield where,
Tarte-Grenier libel suit, would endorse we understand she intends remaining
®•o®O®O® I a politician who brazenly acknow- a fortnight.
ledged in a court of law that riot to Dir. Henr y Curwen, one of our pro-
p-ressive farmers, goes in for inipruv.
Wo C C taking office his principal occupation lug stock and has purchased a that-'
was passing aroauld the hat and gather- oughbred Dnrhaui bull front Mr. it.
ing a boodle fund front government Biggins, of 1-1111lett, paying for the
contractors :u d railway Inagnittes. aniutal $100.
Very true, Hen. A. S. Hardy has form-
ecd an alliancewith Dir. Tittle, but
CLINTON. then the present Provincial Preruier• Our townsman, Air. J. 13. Kelly, has
never aspired to It very high stun- secured the situ;Uion of taking charge
dart} of political morality. of the electric plitut and waterworks it
¢tU ICpI'1tl f 11xI'lil . Goderieh. lie eonrnlenced his duties
" » nu Saturday. Weare. sorry to lose J.
Hon. Ditvid Mills will be t.hP nest B. ;Is a citizen, but what is our loss is
AVi^s-Prof. Dorenwend' Dlinister of Justice. He is a man o1 Cai)derich's gain.
Colin cash -Jackson Bros. There was no service in Trinity
Card of thalnks-A. Al. Todd. ability, integrity and somewhat in(le- Church of Sunday.
Jewelry business -A. J. Grigg. pendent and will worthily fill ' the The sittings of the 12th Division
Buy's clouting -T. Jackson, Sr. portfolio shul•tly to be vacated by Sit, Coalr•t is to he held in Blyth on Satur•-
Wedding present -P. B. Crews. Olivet• :iowa,.. dray in Industry Hall before his Honor
A complete stock -Jackson Bros. » » Judge Doyle.
Hot water bottle -Allen 8t Wilson. K On Saturday the members of the L.
China dinner set -Ogle Cooper tit Co' Dir. Henry Georgi, the gr8at apostle O. L. No. 9113 made it bee and re-shing-
�Vindow shades -AV. Cooper St Co. of Single Tax, died suddenly on Fri- led their Hall.
Dissolution sale -Gilroy tet Wiseman. da Ile was err On Saturday night Halloue'en was
engaged 3'• In a
Lt's a cud g g vi crrou
g thing -1V. H. Beesley & g s observed by the young urchins, but
Uo. campaign for the Mayoralty of Greater very little (Ianuage was done.
Cnrling without ice -The W. D. New York and the exciting strain holy Corutnuniun in Trinity Church
Fair Co' proved two much for A constitution ollSunday,
none too strong For years past. If a On Wednesday last Russel Sellars,
The- third son of our poet, ",et with a
e NOR NOWS Record "tart can be fortunate in death who serious accident whilst driving a cow
Passes off at the zenith of his fame, horns frorn i,ast,tive. He was leading
rs lublished every TBVRSDAY, at the" henry George died happy, and it with it rope, having it fastened to
Tim Nnws-RECORD Printing Rouse, Albert St. one of his hands, when the animal took
among his disciples his memory will
Clinton, Clot. fright and the little fellow trying to
long be revered. lie was in of igina: stop it ran around a post and in cluing so
GOOD thinker and honest in,his advocacy of Kot a finger and thumb so lacerated
nnvErrrrsrNn RATES. schemes for the welfare of the InassPs. that the doctors had to take some
1 YR. onto. suo. Imo. » portion of Lhe injured membersoff.
1 Column ....... $fi 00 $85 00 $90 00 ISI 00 " Inspector Paisley, of the Hub, was
CoNnin.,..... 37{;0 20 no 12 00 n 00 Henry George; death was uudoul)t- in town this week.
Culnrnu,,,•••, 20 00 12 00 7 00 2 50 edly a benefit to Tammany and the Mr. Connell, of the Circular town,
Column....,,. 6 mhaving 00 0 00 5 00 1 00 hiItou ht the brick store of the
lInoh.......,., G00 350 200 125 Tiger swept the
metropolis, having a g g
Kelly Estate, fat merly occupied by
VGpspedal position from 25 to 0 per cent, extra. pl"r•ality Of upwalds of 75,M0. The M. Jessop & Co, was here o" Saturday
For translant advertisements 10 cents per line for result is not flattering to the' greatest letting the job fixing the 'interior up
.
file first insertion; 3 cents per line each subsequent city in the Union, hilt it is stere] for the purpose of renting
insertion-nonpariel mcaaure. Professional cards, not Y the 1 1 g It. Mr.
exceeding one inch, $5.00 per annum. Advert -se- I'e-action frnni the nior•al wave which James McGee got the contract to do
menta without specific directions will be published rolled over New York a Ecru year's ago. the work.
tut forblu and charged for accordingly. Transient
n9tiCe,i--"Loot," "Fouad," "For sale," etc. -so It ensures the rule of Tammany for
cents for first Insertion, 25 cents for each subsequent '130illlop.
insertion. years to &Jrle, for with almost un -
Tim Naw•a•RarORD will Ile sent to ary address, limited powe�{�ltrgnage and pickings Mr. James Bell and his son Robert
free of poonge, for $1 00 nor year, payable in ad- at its disposal an army of Parkhurst left for Muskoka nn Monday, the for'-
vancc-$l 50 may be charged if not so paid. The titer to visit his brother, and the latter
date to which every subscrtptlon Is paid is denoted will be required to again uproot it, f(`4r• the p g
by the number on the addie� s label. No paper dis- purpose of working there cdur-
continued natid and arrears are paid, except at the Tammany stands for all that is cor- ing the winter.
option of the proprietor, rapt, ail(] conscienceless but expert in The members of L. O. L. No. 813 in -
W, r. MITCHELL, p1jtICS. tend giving
Editor and Proprietor. P g• np, it concert in the lodge
--- -- « room on the evening of the 5th of No-
- Whitney Will Will. vember. Sonne musical talent has
ONE TILING AVD ANOTHER. been engaged for the occasion.
--" Mr. George Kistner hag purchased
Port Albert. it new traction engine and separator.
'The Ontario Legislature will meet George will make things 1111111
g Fall ploughing is in full swung just now.
November 30th. The date ie unusually now. The forepart of this month was Most of the farmers are far behind
early and may indicate the intention too dry to plough, but the late rains with their ploughing.
of the Government to rush the session are; just what the doctor ordered for
the t'armer, Fall wbeat is pi king up Miss Emina Jane Glass, who has
and -bring on the elutions at as early pretty well, some fields Inde d look been with the Salvation Army for a
a date its possible. Therein lies its remarkably well. niunber of years, is home for it visit.
only hope, but unless all the signs fail Fishing at the harbor had bee very Miss Glass has been promoted to the
Mr. Hardy's efforts to hang on to the good during the past ten days, 1nd position of captain.
emoluments of office will be as futile the river its far up as the Mills is it] ve Mr. Robert Munn has started a
with young herring, fifty dozen to tdhte blacksmith shop on the Leadbury line.
as those of the now historical granny square foot. It will be a• convenience.
'who attempted to turn back the tide We have the ninst temperate town Mumps are quite prevalent in the
With a broom. in Western Canada. A glassof"grog" section around Malton.
« » « could not begot for love or money. Rev. Mr. Tiffin, who underwent an I
We have no use for Paisley whatever, operation in Toronto Hospital recent -
The date for the session was no notwithstanding that gentleman is it ly, is doing as well as can be expect -
sooner announced than Mr. Spence, of I pretty good fellow. ed,
have never been fulfilled and pledges
that were only made to break. He is
is Moldy party man, but if his zeal
leads Irina to believe thin the probik,i-
tionists can again be deluded by be-
fore election fair words he is making a
big mistake.
Eatly sessions of the Legislature tire
the exception not the rule. Here tire
the dates of the early meetings: -
Met 27th December, 1807; prorogued
4th March, 1808.
Met 9th November, 1808; prorogued
23rd January, 1800.
Met 3rd November, 1800; prorogued
24th December, 1809.
➢let 7th December, 1870; prorogned
15th February, 1871.
Met 7th December, 1871 ; prorogued
2nd March, 187.2.
Met 12th Nuvetnher, 1874(second ses-
sion) ; prorogued 21st December, 1873.
Met 24th November, 1875; prorogued
10th February, 1870.
Met 12th December, 1882; prorogued
1st February, 1883.
By the way Nawd-RrscoRn is your
I 'hmtt•keL report" correct � Wheat. shows
up good at the "Hub" and some of the
fanners in this locittity intend to pass
by the County Town and take in your
market, wheat 80 to 82c. per bushel.
I understand Hutt Mr. A. M. Todcd,
the litte editor and proprietor of THIe,
Nxws-REcoitD, steps down and out
and you, Mr. Mitchell, assume Control
of that spicy, well conducted and
reliable paper. I run very sorryindeecd
to part with this old acquaintance in a
newspap+1'er point of view, front the fact
1 have 11oOWtl thi, papier since before
it had the "Re+ord" attached to the
'News," awity back in thy seventies
when my old friend Whitely (now of
the Cu -toms) was his ablepartner•and I
have every reason to believe A. Al.
To has gone out of the, newspaper.
business with clean hands. However,
I ant extremely sot•ry it was caused by
an attack of the "grip" brought on
froth over exertion at the tittle of
Patterson's election, but I trust that
with it few months' rest front the
editorial chair he will be himself again,
and perinit sue to say just here, that
the only diH'erence to that unfortunate
(to us) election, was : Todd gut. the
/Sir Oliver Mowat becomes Lionten- "Grip" and "'Pony" gut the "Boots."
ant -Governor on November 15th so its
to he in a position to open the session Goderieh Townshifl•
inperson. His appointment is popular Mrs Garvie h• ' • I
the stomach anq digestive organs, which
a course of Boodle Sarsaparilla will give
them. It also purifies and enriches the
blood, cures that distress after eating and
Internal misery only a dyspeptic can
know, creates an appetite, overcomes that
tired feeling and builds up and sustains
the whole physlea I system. It so prompt-
ly and efficiently relieves dyspeptiesymp-
toms and cures nervous headaches, that it
seems to have almost '" a magic touch."
3
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the best -In fact the One True Blood Partner.
P111are the befit after.dlnnac
Hood's
PHIS plats, aid digestlun. no.
Holmesville.
The remains of 1. he late George
Johnston were interred in the Holmes-
ville cemetery Monday afternoon.
Mr. S. Sheppard, of Nile, was at W.
Stanley's on Sunday.
Miss Rudd, of Marlett, Mich., spent
a few days with Miss Holmes.
Miss Lit.wrence, of Lucknow, is the
guest of Mfrs, E. Acheson.
Mir, Brown is visiting Mr. fi.
E'Iford.
Miss Lorena Talbot Lias left for it
shot t visit, to her parents.
Mr. W. E. Andrews and sister are
visiting friends at Wroxeter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson and Mr. NV.
Johnson were callers at W. Stanley's
on Monday.
The Council met on Monday.
Lengue rnet Monday evening, the
wePting being Consecration anti Roll
Call. The subject. "Our Wasted Re-
sources" was handled by R. Forester.
The quarterly services will be held
next unday.
Londesboro.
Miss Mary Agnew, of Belgrave, is
here visiting leer sister, Aliss 11.
Agnew,
Mr. 13ert Allen, of Harlock, spent
Sunday in the village.
Wilfrid 13. Crisp is.spendinga week
with Hat -lock friends -
Dr. and Mrs. Taylor, of Goderieh,
worn calling on Londesboro friends
on Thursday,
Musses DIable Kerr and May Biggiirt,
of Clinton, wheeled to Londesboro on
Wednesday.
On Sunday the quarterly seryice will
be enudnoted fit the Methodist church
here, and On Monday int 2 o'clock the
quarterly Official Board will meet,
The special meetings in the Methodist
church will be cout.inued this tveck.
Blucvale. �h
Mr. Samuel Burgess, of Brussels, is
the -nest of Dir. Jahr. Burgess.
,Air. Rer;, Hailey, i:nd ,lir.Adianlsof
Trowbridge, spent Sunday i" towlr,,
Rev. Mr. H+atlantvne, of Dlolesworth,
and ,Air. \Arent exchanged pulpits last,
Sabbath.
A very large crowd is expected at
the Box social on Nov. 5th. Don't
forget it.
Mr, James Robertson has rented the
favor of All., Tininlius, of Toronto,
which has of late been otenpied by Mr,
Thornton,
Itev. Fenton Hai I lov, son of Rev. A.
J. HILI-tlry, is visit ing it town.
Mr. Matthew Hutcheson, of Mott-
trral, is renewing old acquaintances
here.
The cheese factory will make cheese
of patron~ for two weeks in Novem-
b(r, when the butter NCL'.)ry will conl-
nience work.
Dir. John McIntosh is ablts to be -out
again.
.I
THE TOWN FATHERS MEET.
Continued from page eight.
S•rREj.,r Accoux•r.
J. Hecker, 221 days at $1.3.1......$:30 04
C. Carter, 20!i (lays at 1.25 ..... '2;3 93
S. L. Scott, 7 days at 1.'25...... 11 38
J. Carter, 8.S (lays at 1.2.5...... 10 62,
O. Crich, 0 days at 1.25 • ... . 11 25
C. Dunlavy 12 [lays at 75,... .. 9 00
Akr.Wheatley,66loads cat.50...... 33 00
15 iH)
). Steep, 45 loads at 50...... 22 50
J. Steep, 3 clays at 3A).... , , 9 1)0
W. Steep, 45 toads at 50...... 2'2 50
W. Steep, 3 days it 3.00...... 9 00
1). McCu+lig, 45 loads at 50..... • 22 50
G. Pickett, `28 land, nt 50._ , .. , 14 00
G. Pickett, I (lay at :3.00 ... , . 3 M
G. ,Johnston, 18 loads at 130...... 9 00
t _
J Diltfu •
tlearning d, tPuunp,............. ,� 0)
$255 72
CHARITY ArcouNT.-Mrs. Devine, 1
month's rent $2.
SALAnY ACC(H7NT•---,I. Wheatley,
$108.75, R, Welsh, $08.75,,. IV. Coats,
$87.50, A. McCrae $50, 11. Holmes $2,
H. Stevens $2. -Total, $319.
CIFAT 3:TERY ACCOUNT. -R. Reynolds
$:30. J. Dunford $1. -Total, $31.
FIRM ANY) NATER ACCOUNT. -Wood,
Vabance c\, Co., 1 dark lantern $1,50, S.
Pratt, 3 months salary $18.75, J. Rider
$11.25, A. Seeley $5. ---Total, $30.50.
'WOOb«IS I`I30�iP130DINE.
The Great Eng11#4 Itemedr.
Sfa,ea duarante¢d to
pro dsil and permaaontly
a our an forms of Nervous
Weakmss. EmissionitAperm-
>w atorrhea,ImpotencyandaR
effects of Abuse or Excesses,
Mental Worry, excessive use
Before and After. of Tobaaoo, Opium or Stimu-
rants, which soon read to In-
firmity, Insanity, Consumption and an early grave.
Ras been prescribed over 86 years In thousands of
codes; Is the only Reliable and Honest Medicine
known. Ask druggist for Wood's Phosphodinei it
be offers some worthloss medicine In place of this,
Inclose pr nlettor,end'tsditIU,X-►,'t-•i-
mail. Prlco, ono paokago, $11 six, $5. Ona eWU
please. sin, wi cure. Pamphlets freo to anynddreaa,
The Wood t7oxrypany,
Windsor, Ont, Canada.
W -Sold in Clinton and everywhere In Canada
by all responsible druggists.
Com-be's Baking Powder
Ws have this week placed in our Store a new Mixing Maobine
to be used in manufacturing our
PRre Cream of Tarter Baking Powdoil
This 13aking Powder has met with such continued success that
we have decided to manufacture it on a large deals, and hope to
do the Bakiog Powder business of this county.
TWELVE CL4/M8 FOR OUR BAKING POWDER :---_
It is perfectly Mixed
It surpasses all others for Purity >
It is composed of the flu0st and purest Cream of Tartar, and a special
grade of Bicarbonate of Soda.
It is always reliable, is not an experiment
It has been before the public lougor than any Druggist 13aking Powder
manufactured in ihis County
It snakes better and lightor biscuits than any other P,aking Podvdur made
Is of uniform strength and quality
Is economical '
Is strictly up-to-date
Is sold under a positive guarantee
And last of all fulfils evory claim made for it.
We will be pleased to furnish free samples to any one who has not tested our
Baking Powder,
Put up in ]b. and half pound packages. Price 25c. per ]b.
e.
Jas. 11. COm
Manufacturing
be Chemist Physician
9 Supplies, &e.
Did You ever See_._ --
How Careworn Faces can
be made .to look Fresh,
lirfined and Younger 7
If not try
Prof. Dorenwend's
Z i .; .' Method.
Seo him on hie visit
to Yl
C L I NTON
AT-
A Rattenbur
a y House,
�- 1 ox
Saturday, Nov, 13,
Thousands owe their good looks to his art and
skillful devices. No ham Gentlemen's Wlgs and ,rr'+r ,rt'.•. , ,
Toupees, Ladles' Wigs, Half Wlgs, Bangs, Wavey,
Fronts. Switches, Etc. It will pay yen to sea and have ','7
these Goode triad on, you will [hon be able to real-
ize the true stats of•our personal a earan
3 P PP ce. t '' R��''„Per • .•. ,e1; r��
(, ,%�.,k}.� ''' � �l) ;� � •. i , tis • .t •'i � .
VrRernemher at Rattenbury House
Chilton, on Saturday, Noverul)er 13th;
Harlock.
Dir. and Mr's, J. G. Steep, of God-
evich township, were theguests of MI!,
and Mrs. D. Beacom last Sunday.
.Mr. R. Pearson, of Grey township,
and Miss Minnie Webster, of Luck.
now, visited Dliss Kate Webster on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Uuderenek had a quilting bee
on Tuesday th-itt was quite a •suc-
cess.
Threshing and pariug bees are quite
the fashion.
Dir. 'Phos. Kn,)x has secured it situa-
tion with All,, S. Watt,
DIr. John Dv;tttie has taken posses-
sion of the furor he recently purchased.
Mr. D. Beacom attended the funeral
Of the late Geo. Johnston in Clinton on
Monday.
Mr. John Wells has had his house
newly sided.
THE GUY MINSTRELS.
The Guy Bros. great minstrel com-
hination occupied the hoards at the
Opera House ]list night and gave a
rare performance of the kind. It
eclipsed anything in that line given hi
Ottrtwit heretofore,not even excep-.
ting Haverley, Primrose and West or`
Cleveland. Front beginning to end
it was entertaining and just as repre-
sent(,(] on the fence bills. Guy Broth-
eis are without in equal. Thele are
sixof them, and they are the most
clever black cork artists in minstrelsy.
They give it show that is full of fun.
It includes singing, dancing, gymnas-
tic specialties and Instrumental selec-
tions of in enjoyable character. To
the brothers belong more praise than
space will allow. Others who are
pheno•tlenons in their specialties are
Eddie McDonald, the Adonis statue,
and Fred. Smith, the baton swinger.
The show is clean throughout, ill, of is
an exception to all others. -Ottawa
Free Press. Town Hall, Clinton, Nov.
8th. Tickels for sale at J. S. Jack-
son's.
I Card of Thanks.
To TILE ELECTORS OF ST. GEOitGF.'S Wnan,-
Ladies and Gentlemen, -permit nto to thanK
yon sincerely for your votes and influence on
Friday last. While a member of the Council it
will be my earnest endeavor to forward the best
interests of St. George's Ward and the Towu.
Your obedient servant,
A. M, TODD.
Having purchased
the Jewelry Busi-
ne ss of the late -
Jas. Biddlecombe
I am increasing
the Stock which
will be found full
and complete...
Intending pur-
chasers should
see it. . . . . .
®
s
o
DEPAIIIINC OF ALL
o
KINDS DONE
•
AND SATISFACTION
bE TIOPI
s
GUARANTEED.
a
e
o•�oee•ee•®•Gm®rs®es�•o
•
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A. J. GRIGG
New Shoes fOr
Fall Wear.
Considering the price, the duality of the leathers, the
workmanship, the fit and the style of foot forms, you will
fin(1 that we have the cheapest stock of boots a d shoes
in the west.
An Ill-fitting Shoe
Is like a bad conscience -it is
always troubling you. You will not know that you have
anything on your feet if you wear our perfect fitting '-
Shoes.
We carry one of the finest selections in the west.
1.1,1��-1��-tib•
JAC v00..,_ N&JArKSON
The Noted Shoe Dealers,
CLINTON.