HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-06-08, Page 4June 8: 1900
June .Sa*-0F...
White . Goods
Saturday morning, June 9th, we
will place on sale a One collection of Whitc
Goods, consisting ot Ladie's' White -
wear, Summer Corsets, Vests,
Apron.s,Lawns, Handkerchiefs,
Embroideries, Laces,.,Table Linens, Lace
Curtains, Sheetings, Eto,
We have selvefed a ve,ry special lot, of goods you'll.
want at Once and have marked them at prices far, below
actual value •
The following will give you some idea of what we
will do :
Ladies' -Gowns
. Ladies' gowns, made of good
quality cotton, tucked yoke,
frilled collar and sleeves,. A no
extra length, price each. l'Ou
iLadies' gowns, made.. -if hektYY
white cottor, very fine tea:Ic-
ed yoke, V shaped,collar
trimmed with embroidery,
pelreieevees - nicely trimmed,.. g.0
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Skirts
Ladies' skirts of fine white cot -
1 on with carob/ ic frill, all nice-
' ly tucked, '3 yards wide, 68
well worth 85c, our price, .
[4/Idles' skirt made of good white
cotten, nicely Made and triin-
. med with wide embroidery,
SefttlIS all"donblestitched,.skirt
31 yards Wide,sold 'lswhere
at.$1,15,our price each'. .. .... 860,
Ladies, skirt, made of best Eng-
lish cotton, frillof wide em-
broulery, Grows of tucks, skirt
8i yards wide, a real bit.iab 0 n
gain at ...
LaLadies,skirt .of fine English cet.
• ton sand cambric, elegantly ,
. %pi .0 a
t rill) rn ed with MD hyoid ery and
insertion, . 'at $2.25 $2.50
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Ladies' Drawers
Ladies' draweris, Made of heavy
white' cott•on, clester tucks,
trimmed with fine open 0 0
embroidery, Or ice each .. Pe
Ladies' drawers, made of fine
quality cambric, with tucks
_ and.deen_frill of. embroids ,
48-
' e iy, special value at.
Ladies drawers, made of fine
white cotton,. cluster tuce,s,,
trimmed with Hamburg,. 45
embroidery, price.,
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Ladies' gown, made . of extra • Liva fee' fIne cambric drawers, :.
fine white cotton, square yoke .
sleeves edgei.ew it h good quid- - .• ; . , 'elvdi!bsotioilif Li ill
<1. F. • ,, .
Seams all nicely.finish-
enibreidery, ... ,
with .18 tucks, yoke collar and
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$ 1' 00 Nj
ity embroidei•y, covered. .000 , .. .- • ..
buttons down front, price.. .0 U 75c '.,11-)rons for 500
• Corset Covors . , Ladies' ' 'aprons made of fine '
• white Iawn,' skirt 45 inches . • - . .
. . wide,strape Over shoulders and • •
, Ladies' earset 'covers'. -made Of
, • full ,lith trimtned with Brun- • -
fine white cotton, arms. ahd
1 neck nicely t ri in ined with .ern- • kmlig'-e-rillwPider;Yi als° child" '
hi oidery, extra value .at '48 . ie" aprons of 1"'", '1'6°Y.: . '-'•
price fd . trim inscl. with embroidery, re-
TBE CLINTON NEW RBA
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,..,,......wit, Excursions
DaParliament caused by death. In each
paid the family of the deceased mem-
ber,. and also to S. _Hughes, absent in
There are now three vacancies in
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THE WAR:
. rivopliosikivioviovivii, %lowly?
win..
To the Canadian Northwest -
FARB:0016a .. • bill affecting the packing and branding
Hon. tter is putting through a
Pretoria. it Will you need
Africa, Mr Plo
and a Quebec Member who is
British Flag Floats at
3rooRumin , oolgwy
Volirtr $30 of apples for export. It is an import-
ant measure, but will be difficult o en-
Binscarth
Ban:dote
DAtitlrirrine
28 Prince Albert se, forcement.- Its provisions are calcu at-
. Red Deer Unconditional Furrender -Lard $ •A Hammock ? $
Win i ep: tekoeil7peove the quality and claesificaa
Roberts' Army Resting --
to
june 19 return trip to be completed :
on or before August 20
on or before September 12.
Swaa River
Going July18, rebut% trip to be completed
Going July rt. return trip to be oompleted lion. Mr Fielding is so. able a financier
ueesseesu , 9111'; tion of fruit and pute the onus on the
' 'How men become fascinated, with ,
political life is shown in the fact that 1
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Hostilities Piacticully
Over, -7._,;..-
7.,K .4 -_-.--
...,,or
on or before September le. t,?.,....
that he could easily get 025,000 a year — --2..,:-..* k
as manager of some of the leading fine An official despatch from London
ancial institutions, but he prefers a says that Pretoria, has been occupied
Cabinet position with its greater re- by Lord Robert. The burgoma,ster
week, the positionnf.R..Holnies on the Roberts entered Pretoria. The Com-
aponsibility and less salary,
odist ministers for this section, last
At the , district meeting of the Meth- aatnd2 tolicelachekeearinngTuoefstitha
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most eight months after the war, Lord
buildings amidst the booming of cannon
; aavinteri imoint was • L.
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surrendered the city and the British
flag was raised over the .government
tentperance geestion was highly nom- hmeatandatiar,-aint;Chthieef GfitilliftirldleadattliBe
loPermninfoinse.: li
tein, o ea t em into the capital of US
willi n en dbeedaasnodurheies coofuarsreateinficicoartsi oend , oTohuirs
the Ttranisilal,hand ;he Empire is ceie-'.. -:----------:-
. The war is regarded.as virtually over.
brating the event With enthusiasm. •
Full information ancl tiokete from
. 1 F, It, BODGZNS,
1IRallwav ,SE Steamship Agent, Clinton ' r
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! 6/hitt'''. 4 tut frit
11 • BRIDAY J13N11 8, 1900.
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. 'WM you need -W Cooper & Co Page 1
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Watch tallc-A j Grigg,
Juno sale -W. Newcombe
• 4 i friend, the Goderich' Star, whieh is
I VolasyaTev We 'eenual a
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Painting -P Hair
House and Lot -B B Hartt .... . .... . . . .:.• ... .. A I much concerned for the cause of tem -
Walker ,
EXCU1'81.011H-0 P R- 5 perance, especially when it kndivs that
1 Upholetering-W
9 M'llinery-McKinnon & Co. " 41 Mr Holmes' course was approved. by
I glothingl-R Coats & Co
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Boy wantdd-J Alting•
. ,' : . his Political opponents, '
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' tViiigs;17vii, 8iiiiitett::: .. :;::':::::::: .. :::: 8
Girl wanted -Miss Brown 5Our War Supplement' .
Dining room girls -J 0 Miller....,..... ...... .4,76
Plants -J CtUAlltn18111,Q.... . :et. 4 . 8 •
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For sale-Chaa W son q For several months we have been
Auction sale --11 Foster 8
Blurt waist-1104one ,, ... ........ . .. . 8 giving our readers a special war sup-
- 8 plernent, containing the very latest
war news almost up to the hour of
pine. to press. We did this at no ex -
PETTY SNOBBISHNESS, tra, cost•to our readers, who were thus
They say that next to the city of reegiving a service equal to that of a
Terouto,there is more downright snob- daily baper. However; as the war is
bishness in Ottawa than in any other
so nOrly over, we have concluded to
place in Canada. Not possessing blue
blood. or wealth, lam not in a -position discontinue the same for. the present,
to speak with authority on.this matter, but may resume it if c1tcumsta73cee
taut there are occasional evidendes of it
justify it at any time, ,
stitnding out so prominently "that he
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who runs may see." Afternocm "at . '
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homes" are popular here, and general- =sr
nest nuron Lib •
erals.
ly attended by the swell set, whether
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Specials -Jackson Bros.
OTTAWA LETTER.
for the nice things they get to eat or
the nicer ones they get to drink must
reader will wonder Largo. Representation, Spirited
AddrenseS, °
be inferred. ` The
what all thirhas to do with snobbish. from* Dunlop te Jose.ph; xecorn.
flCSS- Well X wilt tell , -it hirp; • mended that tile he put in Mary street .
pens that an "at horne" is given by : drain from Orange to Isaac streetsrand
some one whom the u per set d.o. not The annual meeting of the Liberals that Huron from Alb t '0 b •
The' June Meeting.
Regular meeting on Monday evening,
LII the members present oMept Coun-
cillor Wa,lker. •
Some bale a dozen comn3unications
were received:-Frorn fire underwriters
with copy of Inspector asking council
to provide 200 feet new hose; A. Mus-
tard, re quotations for cedar; J. D. Mc -
Nab. ie surveying streets for sidevealke;
E. Herman, re payment of salary:Pub-
lic Library Board with estimates for
1000, asking council for a grant of $160;
John Scruton,chief of fire department,
asking for supplies.
Mayor Jackson reported on behalf of
special committee re agricultural park,
recommending a grant. of $1003 on cer-
tain conditions,. but the legal aspect of
the matter will be looked into hy a
committee cornpesed of the mayor.,
Councillors Johnston and McKenzie be-
fore going father.
' The report of the street committee
was read. They recommended the
grading of the' following streets:-
Dinsley, Dunkin from Isaac to Fulton,
Maria, from James to King, Orange •
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Children's Hammocks a( 50e and.750 '
wed,.
Asete \424
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eese--"esae
Full size Hammocks at $1, 1.2511,50, 1.75 to $4 $.
Lawn Tennis Racquets and Balls. Good
Racquets at $3 and $4 $
Croquet, 4, 6, and 8 Balls, $1, 1.25 and $L50
Professional Sets at $2 and $3
eooper eo.
ibessAvivitivivive4"1,4%%44%,044
Clinton.
Coming and Going.
thinkaoey eriough, am tchl they of West Huron was, held on Friday tile drained.
t•simply boyeet t the affair, no matter afternoon. June lst,end was a splendid
oiliibBoirsntehoveirstiotrinisag ttlaxiFsdwa7e9ink.ern-
The chairman of the finance coni•1issKFteileTa;107
gular value Iec each, choice'.50c
1 Lathes' corset covers, -made of .
Extra Special - .
fine cambric, square froet of
insertion and embi•oidery. 100 rairs of.Ladiee' white' Sum- .
arms nicely trinuned, per-
fect fitting, all sizes; Fries 69u:– .
good st rong c..tton, well shap- .
• ti lin Med Wit h lace,guaranteed
- to give good wear and coin.,
rsrntr•orree•Cnisle'ste;.tsl'onmgawcianisnt,fngicnenlycl:. •
Ladiee' coreet covers made of'
for t, sizes la to 20,, Usually 'sold
- eel and sewn, nicidy 11111101 t1
well wort h 35c, S4ile pri CP . , .. . at 45c •to . 50C, Special doring0 0
1 . with ern broirl i.ry around nee4,
25e. sale daYs at .....;........;...... V 4 • -
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. Vests, 2 for 35c • . .
'Corset covers id tine white ea. ' Liidrei veAs Made 'of very fine ..
ton, sautop front • trimmed I cotton yit,re, in plain and. rib. ,
with fine eiti bit ide] y, nitely •bed,nicely trirrirned -deck, Well
made and fie it bedaill sizes, Qge 1 Worth 2fic each, very: special • .
very special- at . 1./ 0 ..'at 2 foe............, .. .......... 35c.
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: Baby Bonnets, made Dt fine White Muslin, trimmed . :
• with lace, etnbfoidery;eto, 25c, 35c,50.c 85C : 11
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1 Handkerchief - '._$1.25 Quilts at 95c
Lialies' handkerchiefs made of . fringe al1. round, will • give
.12 only White, bed spreads, extra
heavy giellity,.free 'of starch,
,
fine lawn, nicely hemstitched; good . ivear, good value. at
also child/ en s school handker- . reguTar price, choice during
chiefs with colored borders, sale while they last at eacla..:95e.
regular 5e and Sc, sale clays, • , • . • •
choice at 7 for 25^ '
Sheeting at 220 . .
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50c Table Linen's8c Plain bleached sheeting,.72
wide, very fine make, free of
02 inch wide table linen, tstill dark specke Al•value at 22c
- I•ileached, heavy qualit y, neat . .
1 floral design,good value at, re- Special.valties in lace Curtains
gular price,specialduringsale3Erc at; '...... ?Se 50c. 75c $1.15
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: 250 yards of White Victoria Lawn, full: 4'5_inches.L: -
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• . A LAWN . SPECIAL . . ' • :
1 • wide, round even aread,very flue sheer quid-
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41 • .ity, our leadei at 194e, tOgo sale days at.. • •10G :
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1 Saturday .
,
1 o'Moilda .
g Snap in Boys' Hose. - day at . I
Boys' extra heavy t•iblied cotton
• hose tvith donble sole,heel anti Japanese Matting
at 121,4c
toe, watran teal fast dye,. will ' -I .
Bargain •
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. in addition tothe above
bpecials in White Goods
we bave selected some
•• very choice bargains for
Saturday and Monday
Shoppers :
give good wear, sizes 7 to filb
*regular 30e quality', 200 pairs ...,„ wfdp,
J. •piece only of Matt in g 80 hicheS
4" Silk G -loves at 250
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to go at 2 pair for
, 4.ft• c With stelpe .of blue, cotton
warp, all in one length, welt
light natural. colorS
Ladies' si I k taffeta gloVes in worth 18e, Saturday,. or Mon -
121c
cream and black with heavy day for
.
gain in all sizes at per pair 25e •
Waterproof Coats
stitr lung on backs, a real bar.
at $2.95.
Parasols at .50c. .
1 75c. 3 only ladies witterprootcoats of
black, handlee of wend, just ing, gnaranted not to 0 .go
bard, in black o.nly, the kind
heavy sei•ge with, rubber lin-
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Giils' parasols vvith top of ipod
strong nlpaea and sateen,fast
the thing for school girls, vat- you usually have to pity $1.50
tte at 50c & ,75 for, special foe two days, erteh. .
• $2.93
„ Plain and fancy silk ribbons •
Worth as high as 50e,choice on '
25 ,
table at , • 4
Childt•en's new hille3r 40c 46
• parasols with frills at .0
AmericanPrint at 70
150 yards of navy print with*
white stripe and NtIOtt Warrati t•••
ed indigo blue 27 inclieS wide -
to elem. on SatiirdaV Men -
Your Imo Back
It You Want It. .
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CLINTON
how many in itations are sent out or eeting both s re .ds tt nd f
ra a g e ance.o
Wingitam. •
wanted -50 tubs of butter? cash or Oita% .
Eggs 11.3 cash, ipo :trade We 'buy Wool. Our.
goods are. up;to-date as(1 not .surpassed
variety. •
• tf . XING,
tee repor ed:- tng Dar Buffalo.
• how eminently respectatee the citizen° delegates and enthusiasm shown by all
Expenditures -Chas. Ca,rter, wages, T. Taylor, of Brampton, was here on Wednes- . • • NOTICE
may be. An event of this kind °ten's, present. President W.
d.c ie b ofth idth 1 Th
Proudfoot 'oc- $93.2): J. Miller, street watering, one- day and Tharsday. ---- •
re i e en y, g v n y one ebestClip e e 0 la I • c Ineeting being Worth apprcpeisation, $50; O. Carter, • Mise Heywood_ wasvisiting Mrs McElroy, of
citizens .in. the Dominion. It was a called fel. election of officers, this was for cetneteles.woile,$22.40; R,Reynolds,
N. Morrie, Qarlow : secatreas„ Wm. A. Seeley; t epair.,0 50c.. John Jesting, .
• Math. leo week. • , .
friends in town on Monday.
very pleasant affair -for I was there- done with, the following elected: Pres -
but I am. infoemed it was given the ident, W.• Proudfoot,. Godericti; 1 one month's salary, $304 L. -Reynolds, miSs'e
sst cutting wood, $1.:50-; C.' Carter, onexlay Middleton tins week,
tanley, of Parkhill, is tho guest of Miss
cold shoulder by a lot of self -conceited vice, Morgan Dalton, Kinesbridge; 2nd omitted, $1.35; A. Seeley, work • on en -
ninnies who think they only conStittite vice, James Young, Auburn; 3rd . vice, gine, $3,45.; Sohn West, salary, $1.06; 31.EiSSPS W. Ffarris midi. Harland were visiting
Coats, efinton; auditor, D. F Macpher- teaming. $1:60; R. Hotlines, sundries, •ot her aunt, Mra At. Challenger.
Miss Etta McDowell, Westfield, is the guest
son, OlintOli.. After the 'officers had $21.25; Electric, Light Ca, lights 470; X. B. Hoover Went to Idonden Thursday on W•
beeit selected.. speeches, -stirring and O. Jehnstoo, sun& ieS. S:3105; Farlatid O.W. business, he being on the execative board- I
thesociety of the Capital. I don't imp-
pntaLthe oitizea referred to lost any
sleep over the matter, or stands any
lower in the estima,tion of his fellows -
:hot what about the snobs.
' SMALI,POLITICS A am% LL MAN.
The House on 'Tuesday had an ex-
hibition of loWelown, dogged meanness
verY encouraging, were delivered hY Brae., sundries, $20.16; John B gev. Jas. Haiallton, of Londesboro. left this
ean,.
HolineS, M.P,for West linron; Hon stenos 80c T •Hollowa • it' week,.on a short .visit to relatives at Brantford.
J. T. Gasrow, James. McMullen,' M. P. . ardWers, $14.00; W, Coate, postege and
for North fWColchester,ellinaten, arid FaSlcOltiA
rei stationary, $3; total, $308.'
mernber or • .Nova, • Scotia.. .• Recei -Whealle. • s 1 t
mem, late with T. ,Teelcsozy, sr., loftiest
weekfor the Northwest,where he intends to re- ,
main for awhile.
by the smallest and most contemptible Resolutions endorsing confidence in %.1.9.451R. Reynolds, work, $8..50;' total; taWwaa,ttitearigoRlinaaeasanisipseamovianhei.a
member of the House that an be can- the Doreinien arid Lneal Governments 07 pe, Monday afternoon. : tfhiatalwiereek
ther on
at Ot-
misted. • the offender :against-. vood 'were nnamimously pass.ed, and one of ' The fire and water comeoffieerrecom. Miss•Dot.Vair returned froth Detroit -last week
taste and propriety was :George Taylor, the most successful and barnionibus mended the purchase of several pairs(Dr.) Campbell.
the Opposition whip; who•has nc t even gatherings of Liberals in annual con• I of rubber boots and half a dozen hats
.1 House. Last session he dragged into a Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Hon, G. W. Ross, • ;las: Smith was allowed the Use of ftW.tly for several weeks.
W. Doherty left on Tuesday Morning for his
t be resneet of all on •his OV'. 77 of the °lave closed with cheers for the Queen, .for fire brigade; i
WaS adopted. lumber calup near The Sitult„ and 111 will be
debate the geporred purchase, of the and the local mernbers of the riclink. f K' d f t
after a visit •ot several weeks with her sister,
part of o mg an sane streets or s or -
house by friends Of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, •
which was proved tobe absolutely mi.• mg, building =toilet. .•
The Court of • Revision will:meet On
.C.nntrary to Postal Regulations. • r
true • Ind tor which •s•ome -respeet,iible.
'red lambaeting. in .atterimt to create Quite a. number of -our •exChanges-
politicatcapital• he lugged in • the same are s.ending out ...with their • aapers a .
granoiithie .
The 0.0. Fe band was granted. $3 for. • itittiat1 H
' jas. rSteep, who has an impleinent. agenty' at
.inatter ori-TuestittSeclueutg:a discussion t:"terituen envelope" for the convenience cad, N. W. T., rettirned home on Toes -
j. . . . each band on the public day week to remain for while.-• • • . •
VelOpes•hav'e eviden.,1 v -all.• corner troni 0I0 • Pr" Yr' e eY PI" froni 8 to rift*a!?.a7;swfcgi'ilegstiii?U'eVr'ixeq140(11,„tIgniTs"1
-----------une Ilth
'OdiAervative papers gave hun deserv-
Miss Freeman,._of Ffilmiltrin, Spent the -past
week in town visiting- friends,' being a guest at
thelanne of Mrs .T.Cuningharne.
' -Miss Moir retuimed to lier liom in Loudon on
• er compaints against the proposed 04:1 weeks here among old 'friends.
,at 8. is, m., to consid- .sday rifternoon after a leasant visit of sev-
on binder twine and made his offence.
•even worse arid more insetting than;
on the previous occasion. flis base in-
sinuations were strongly reeented by
Dr. Macdonald and others. and al- is printed the following:
though, some•of his own party friends
felt huitiliated at his exhibition of
meanness, Taylor hinaself, who fra,s
colossal gall, brazen boldness • and the
veracity ot_A.nniniari, mandested rio
shame or contrition. It is well known
that, notwithstanding his position as
Whip of the party, they do not love
him any too welli bat how Such a Mall;
souled fellow ever got into the position
Is a mystery.
ITY'POCRISY AND HUMBUG.
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in tweets. ese en- streets d d th
oae suppty house; arthl—araae identical in ft, m., on one night each week dun.
g . me, July, August tuid. September. vinges, returning by maw. of rIV'ew York. pro -
in every line of: type. On the corner
The Clerk was instructed to te not .Nra E Ar'invtr 1f0 t 1: 11
. . o n ar o, a „WI ar-
The threat of Birimingham,the form-
er organizer of the Conservative party,
to makesertain exposures, has caused
a good deal of eonsternation,, notwith-
standing the held front aseumed by
Sir Charles, who tells him to go ahead
and, make all the exposures he likes.
But it is well known that other Mem-
bers of the party are doing' their ut-
most to keep Birmingham squiet. The
reCord of stolen seats anti corruption
which the Liberals had to fight against
While in oppositinn, are matters of his-
tory, and though only a portion of the
wrong -doings of their epponents were
revea•led, enough was proven to show
a perfect system of Wrong -doing. It is
also amusing to seel he beautiful air of
"elect:oriel panty' professed by Sir
Charles Tupp'er, than whom few men
in public life ever had a wane. name.
111121,,;(lairer called him "The Prince
own supporters from ova Scotia
tea raeltsrn3" and onef 1719
branded him as "The High Priest of
Corruption." There can be no • defence
or justification for political offences
and wrong -doing, but to listen to the
hypocritical talk that is indulged in by
men who have ktfien all their life thne
'corraptioniste, is enough to Make a
horse sick. In this sante connections it
is amusing to see the Conservative pap-
ers speak of the harmony prevailing in
the party ranks. Everybody in the
House knows that Montague and
Clark Wallace do not speak, and would
cut each other's throats, politically, if
they could; that tiaggart hales -roster
so much he won't even recognize him
as they pass; that. Mackenzie Botvell
arid Sir Chalks Tupper are not on
speaking terms; that the Toronto
svoild and Mail are ttt daggers drawn,
the latter calling McLean of •the
q
. . .•. rwo here iattlie course of a week to spend a few .
.. • • • the road inspector, -Mr. Cainpbellsto pay, mouths with her mother,. Mis.W.S.Ooper. •
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Mrs Murdock. of Toronto, mother of Rev. ktr
The tenders for the granolithie walks. Mtirduelc, who has been Visiting here for sever -
were received and A:ter-ahem, alto her home on Monday.
tiondc4), al weeks, return
' WaS 'Oren • -the . contract for the -new ..bir Mel Mrs Cdok and kr,Brownlee of Mount:
If you have
; Stainps
,, handy, -post
withoutove
• •, pay it on.
delivery.
Ulinton a visit
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sidewalks at nk cents per scinare foot. •Por.ost, were geed:, at MreHing, Qu'een street,
The ot her tenderers were Guelph Pave- ;.+vh.6.iitiohnoro attending the Baptist alission Con-
ment Co. at 12 cents per foot ad Cad-
, Mrs Gemmellis here from Carleton Place on
If•Postmasters perform their duty,
_ well Silex Stone On. at NV cents; but an extended visit toiler daughter, Mrs Walter
*hen these envelopes are mailed with, not on Clinton s specificatione. . Mitneing. .She will spend a Couple of nionths
in Clinton.
out stamps, a good many of them will
find their way to the Dead Letter Of- . Methodist Conference. M. Douglas, ex -Mayor of Woodstockond. Mrs
See, for Section 7, of the Postal Regu- Douglas came here 011 Saturday to visit, and -
halals says:- The arin cenferen be of the Methe- and other fricmda.
were the gnests of Mrs MeTaggart, Mrs Murray
"The Postal Law does not permit the for- . •
dist church for London district opened Mrs J.Shepherd, daughter of E. Thomson,
warding to any destination in 'Canada, of a ' in •St.Marys on lvIonday, vice.president 0011 fl), Goderie,Witownshi is ex ected• eine
writer hi, will endeavor to communicate with ' •
him, in order to obtain the necessary postage, the district for the coin- a: 0, iereuele representing the Copeland -Chat -
of ministers in
If the writer is unknown to ISM, or for any ing year, The following in the first dtitryir tlxie°S'Y' Teetinc`:)nlinta,vi,\ViiltSteltlitigOWtuilleifoo,rmsaenva(g‘r(a,r1
reason cannot be comniunicatea with, the letter draft are of interest. ;re -
for return to the sender." •. •• . . , French, of the House of Refuge. . .
• . • The lVforden, Man., ChrOnicle says :- "Messrs
will be sent to the •proper. Dead. Letter • Office, - •
We are only directing attention* to - London-t;NIrDs°t111111)eittToRcliicst,' YOhn V. -John Bell and Thomas Bell, of Clinton, Ont., ar-
m' in Moreton oit Saturclar on business. The
wholl3runpaid letter. When sueh a letter W. Rigsby pres 'rine
w ma te an
'la
p acing extended. visit a ne. ro •
this week from
posted the Postale:the., he :knows who the iding. The stationing
committee met to consider the 1 '
th-is •to•save annoyance and confusion c.._L. former has been the guest o W. (1.'Itialdell for
but our own experience has been thra M.D, D. D.• Askin St.. • j. W. Holmes; 80' 4vs'' . . .
so fele subsctibereever use "return" or. *St. J'„'ilit's, iv.H. Cooper.. • Rev, Mr and Mrs j. P. Parke and datighter
STRATEorm DISTRICT. • ShirleYs Miss Bell and 3. B. Rovc7 have licen
any envelope promptly,. when in . • ' '
arrears., that it ' may not be worth away on h driving trip. They will visit' at
Stratfoid-fil.N.Baker,(Central);A.i, Pabnerston, Listowel, Owen Sound and other
-bothering about. places before returning.
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The Ti•ronto Wo - rid (COuservative)
Wingham-R. Hobbs T. Hall; Kin. pan -'s ho &there; lifs duties will commence on
of Friday contained the tolLoynngk-r_
HolmeSrEthefrIlenkreisp, ltrdyee.gf cowan of Eagle Grove, Iowa, gave Us a
Bit ks, (Waterloo St.); Gs W.Henderson, Itobt, oaraner rotirtuf clerk of thg Tecumseh
(Ste Marys): r Mitchell -R. Whiting, , Meese, London, is spenc ing a few days with his
A Nice Kettle of Fish. .
. W/N-IAM DISTRICT. r mother here, before leaving for Murray litty to
. talo chair of the Richelieu Navigation Com.
cardin- W. Rigsbv;'' Brnesels - J. the Maxine& . . •
: There la ginnething that all Conservatives AShfield-F. J, Oaten (Lucknow); T. Bel- eall off Thursday_ previous to rotunda to that
IN that Mr Relit. Birmingham, late Conserve,. grave -A. H. Brown,• place after a week's visit 'in Toronto, Clinton
should know at the present moment, and that
tivo organizer, wrote a letter this week . to Sir • •, . . CaloutivalliVfolfltblireirTatinditheilisipplY2otstle.sriisilgilern Xhirs
oonunicir ,_DISTRICTo
fineries Tupper, to the effect that. if certain western home. •
elaims'cif his were 'not eone.erled, he (Mr ler- Glociericha-North St., .1. '8VilsOn,* Vie- jas. Smith returned home from WoOdstock on
mingliam,) would move to'have the conduct of torio, sf.r.,• (3,
J. Alien;Cli ton--Itatten. Tharsdaylast after a visit•of several weeks. He
'Ow Conservatives in tlio elections of 1.8S2 and • I 11 Mid it woula not do for the XAberals of west
1887 investigated, at the .0am° time that "the bury St., W. G. Howson; Ontario St,, Maim to have a convention without him and
machine" °Me Liberals is inquired into by Sir D. Ulement, ILA. Newcombe; Saaforl b. ho came up purposely to attend. Mrs Smith re -
Wilfrid Laurier's proposed. 'ciamnission. Sir _A. L. Russoll;Holmesville-J.Greene.. • mained until Tuesday before returning.
Charles was very indignant,. 1
• 'Blyth-W.Penhall, W. Mills"(St.Catti-
On the face of this it would indicate- itrine9iDungantion--T. McNair; Nile- old emintry, spent Wednesday in Ottawa, visit -
that Mr 13triningham believed there M. ,T; Wilson; Benmiller- M. A. Shaw; hip his 1..aster, itirs 3. 3. Allen. Ho also had the
S something' crooked with the elea- .Aubures-J. Kennedy; Londesboro-T. pb.asure of a seat in the Speakers" GallerY -- a
done of 188287, otherwise Ie • would rz• -ou • -, - 1 . • • • _ - • - plaei. of henor - during the session of Perlin..
U plena, la exersmitti Line to ne ment, and wits muoh pleased. at the proceedings,
hardly make the threat. The. publica- '"'
sent under suPerintandent of Ontario all of which were
tion of the paragraph ceased consider- St„ Clinton; Bityfield- A. C: Tiffin. altV tO MM.
able cotnmotion in COnservative circles, Varna -j. W. Andrews. • Turner from: the West. mince wohavolearneti
, • .LaSt WO'k we men:0°11(40m return of Albert
and Sir Charles is said to have wired -•
Thos. jaeirson, 1r., who .was en route to the
EXIIIT211 D/STIIICT. - that he luts been away for dye months on ft tout
the following telegram to 1311mingiram:
R.11.1illyard, James through California and British Columbia. He
Your message of May 22 received.. You will Exeteralain St.
_ s. . .
• was °bilged ti, Aive rt.e,aiiinifiy ill Tuckersinith
which I can control. ppen-G. H. Long (Hensel') wife milt family and locate in British [Namable,.
(Signed'l Cluaitins TtliTET4 Ki
St:, 0. W.Brown; G• Jewett; Snit
on areount o law es lea t am look for a
'never 'receive another dollar from any fund
ithic climate 1111(1 will shortly it (% • with his
World "the man With a " and The following were recommended tO It- Holmes, M. le; for 'cite. t Mir( 1 , ha d
On Saturnay ttie Werld contained a
raking fore and aft The party -Is torn th il d that
with diSsenaione and jealousies from a °aura° 02 s hi ° a88e't° Ai (.1 HI/
Bi h 3" h 11 tDm 0 mes
Revs. S. Learoyd, N. S. Burwash, newt sleepiest to meet with ie tilight.i4t an-
t n (+lent until Wednesday last, wheit fill (J.
long article re ating to the subject in he placed MI the superannuated list .- consittfiable p11, ,,1 travellinfi ills do:gy :IN. •
417(1 end to end;ft would remove SirOharlea t tin nand Sion Hughes had been kick -
g anh o n aggar on -
The following were recommended tO
vilh 111111111(l ;it WAS ill the middle of the Weill:,
be Of Ilain t.,(1 as 111111711,1 --%V 11. Mill -
Mid the nassengers xaseeived quite a sins* but
Wilt on had the misfortune o cot
from the leadership Hit could, and the !•• 1,
ex grirecon away haokt that ny..biontagoO The engines, however,
professed "Intratony and unanitriity" is pWanted to be Limit. Governor of On- son Sories., 3. S.
ens an aged. •
just so much cant thrown in the eves that the Cons rvatives them I Millyaril; 8, L. Toll, J. C. Reid. 1.4 A. W, ,weto
of the ublic to deceive and mislead un- -- a '
roluesuied. the member for West llama to
Dever, N. Sawyer and 11,141. Xelline- I m
4,0hire, member for Colchester. N.H., cm
aelves had made etforte 1800 to de -
til after the elections.
that from $5000 to $7000 had been ton.
heti in Dungannon on tatlay when he
feat Clarke Wallace and Mr McNeil;
spent In the elfin t to defeat 'Wallace; TIII4 Immtirmsex.-We lipoke on bill:dr of the Laurier Governinent,
W(11 1W Jog. MeMallen, M. P., Itmi..T.T unrrow
that the Mail was rem•gade sheet, , have receiyed hien the author D
1 was asked by %certain Conservative
politician -not a member of the Tiousc
-121 would not publish editorials knif.
ing Or. Montague, and thus help to
keep him down, and the Conservative
Clinton and attended the Liberal eonvention
unapt,. w,-itituron representative. Mr e•
,and that the party would be well..rid Stewart, of Heneall, copy of a. ;Mg- (sure roomed seturday 1o, way of T end,
h ot the whole..erowd. • mos bookiet Clint/titling 21 pages, . (ma Toronto to ottawk. The speeehes were
in queption saki "be would supply t , This article caused a, sensation in 1 titled "The Heavenly
editorials arid make them good and teletrom timing met won reeve -ed.
Conservative circles, and the members Sudging front OF; Weirs, it' is a well.
strong." 0117 yes, the patty is hat'of the pert y are doing their best to heal written and int erest writing-, one
lklUii nett is conetantly arriving of fre.-li
alrecitivii committed. by the "Beam,"
Three Chrintien familiee were maesacred
at ilian Lai 'Vine, texts miler) from Pekin,
and an immense amount of looting is re-
ported,
minions. •
NS, • Sir ee' •s
up the illfIevenees. NoLvvithstanding which should be peruse:: irtf every per-
OTBClutribluff that net a dollar will sott,ipvciiilly by profcssingehrist inns.
The Taratita Walla °1- a It Ilarl be paid to Ihromighatti, whose Own The price IS very low mid easy obtain.
authentic information that the' elec.
The le for art ear a (4 eatery, Ale well under. able, 16 routs, and will lie se, t poutpaid
ti ne no to be held in De ,ember °toed that the party will privately to any adtlt('ae on reeeipt. »rice by
World lute already had "authentic" in. 1 Gettle 1)11 lite claitir, sooner than let . addressing D, Stewart, London road,
formation about°Very month in the him teWhat he know. ! lIeneall, or by bookaellera,
calendar. ll
Prom all parted the dainty curroundinr
0.176•oiscpeoirrsallteiorenb,Yogfitvhene-tetittn totfeoClionitinontil,liao-f
lends te construct a concrete sidewalk along
the north side of Joseph street, between
Orange and Isaac streets, in thesaid town and.
to assess the final costs thereof upon the pro-
perties benefited and not exerapt by law from,
assessment. • ^
• The estimated cost of the proposed work is
$306.00 of which Inim $.91,60 is to be.provided,out
of the general funds of the Municipality.
A Court of Revision will ba held on Monday,
June 11, iatio, at 8 o'clock p.m., at the Council
Chamber,for the purpose ofjli tiring complaint,
againstthe proposed assessment or accuracy ,
'of the frontage measurement and any other
complaint which. persons interested may de-
sire to make and which is by law cognizable.
by the said. Court. • •
Dated, Clerk's office, Clinton. this 25tlilday of
May mop, WILLIAM COATS, .
Town Clerk.
NOTICE • •
41111WW....10
Notice Otrett that the Conncil of
the Cor o •otion of the town of Clinton
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tends to construct a• concrete sidewalk along'
the north. side of High street between Victor-
ia. and East streets, in the said town and to.
assess the final costs thereof upon the proper.
atisresbsenineefinte and not exempt y law rom
shTahreo iesst0inoi8oaed cost is $097.08 of which town
A Court of Revision will beheld on Monday.
June 11, 1000, at s o'clock p m., at 0110 Council
Chamber, far the Purpose of hearing complaint
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against the proposed assessment or accuracy
of the frontage measurement and any other-
:eproploint which persons interested may de-
s ro to mak e and which is by law cognizahlo
lily the said Court.
Dated Clerk's office Clinton this 25th day of
iv1ay,1000. WILLIAM COATS
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STRATVORD, ONT
Young Men and :Women should exercise.
great care in choosing a sohool. Money is
not easy to get therefore it should not bet
spent foolishly: rehire yon decide to spend
a dollar let us correspond with ybla. Oar
catalogue tells you about our superior Raven-taes. Commence your course now. Our at-
tendance is increasing year by year. A large
number of recent students have accepted good
situations. Students in attendance this year .
from Canada, United States and Newfound-
land.
w. J.
What it is . .
Whatever we sell you we sell bOnaet•••
ly, truthfully. If we should be mistaken
and you nd anything not exactly what we
tolayon i was we want to know it ; we
consider it favor to be told of any short ' '
\
'comings in or grocery,
.-e'• Doi* think that thie ie empty talk
bedatise lt is 'Panted in an advertisement.
We do eXecitly as we my we' do and we do '
it from pure selfish reagens, we treat our
MiStomere well because our busineee and
profits depend upon it, if we were going
to quit business to.morrow it might be .
differently,but we are here to stay with you.
Headquarters for Green Vegetables, ,
Lettuce, Onions, Cabbage,
Radish, euentobeys, nsparagus.
• We have than fresh every Wednee..
day and Saturday evenings at '7 o'clock. •
Call early and leave your orders in order -
to
make sure of your vegetables.
•
IN ALL LANDS
Tea le the favorite beverage of ninny
hut nowhere omit be bought' more frag-
rant than here. We sell ,an tinuatuilly
good grade of black at 30o a lb; if you have
not tried,it eall and got a taimple, the lea
will do tbe rent.
(We close at 7 o'clock.
.>
r. Meiville,
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anceceser to
George SwalloW • .• GROCER
^ -4,
WOod VC '11/0°'loallie
r ta .. >Wo r 0 . .
Pie drat Enatish Maleavi
• Sold and renommencled by AU .
,iJ druggista in Canada. Only roll+
....." able. medicine discovered: "RN
, 1 {',"....4 -1)dek.2.3fia andrante, a to env* all •
i
foram otle•tual Wei:hoe:0, all Mi.-, Le of
or telltal
, , Mental, , - •t 12V«
bnceo, Opium ti: Iltimuliziiti. ,
litailid on receipt
of price. one Piaefgage 81, el x, so. onc wart Axel,
stxtuia es"e r):•vr tiler, fr.‘e to any uu1dreo1
• • `Xlie Wood .cc,i,ermay, wkudLor,onit3
wood'e Plaiteliorline rola In Clininu by nyo
noy aeltGon, urnituicit.
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