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T4004t1. NOTICES
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addie and eet rotatose—John Otin.
inn° Stook of choice new groceries to Pe found
IIISVIL'ea Oretsre, Desoltay block.
Yen are in want of a (nat. or Faney
BBobo,cheap go to J. TWITO4
FIE L, Clinton.
, ganer,s Hsaniss le our specialty, and weoffer
WOO line sets very ehear.—Jonntlii 4 Ainliova,
' GQ0D GENERAL SERVANT WANTED'
" -0E01 Volfeo. APO' te MRS 3. W. IRWIN'
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4Nolniuxt MZ—Ml' A. xik Nictko.
sprfoic,r, WhQ. WaS OVA dittUghtenlan
for the excellent Cooper Huron County
Map, is nOw tOtting one for the
eOnntY Of Ntddleanx; it contain
the iatcat interraation tic date,
NIOVeteeMett CHANOE.—The Exeter
eed.vocate has undergone change, Mr
Sweet, One of it's proprietore, retiring,
antl Mr Dyer, late of the Paynesville
Nevqs, seceeeds him. The Advocate is
IL fairly good paper, but there is roono
for considerable imptovement, especi-
ally in its local news service.
. W. IRWIN has removed to the Maekell,
1404 apd will be pleseed to meet new and old
4304itonett alike.
Plar.es.--New is the time to plant fall Bulbs,
Hyacinthe, Tulipe, Orocuoce, Snow Drope, cheap.
W. 0, Jammu, °Anton.
,
See onr magnificent display ot Crockery and
glafidware now opened. J. W. IRWIN'S. The
vorner Grocery, Macke,y block.
gown gilaPICO.
LIBERALF3,—The Liberals from Clin-
ton who attended the convention at
oQderich last Friday, were Messrs D.
Forrester, A. H. Manning, James
• Smith, H. 13. Combe, J. T. Wilkie, R.
Helmes, Fraek Hodgens and Wm.
Coats.
ACCIDENT.—A few days since Miss
Emerson, residing in town, had the
Misfortune to fall down an open teller -
way. She experienced no particular
discomfort at the time, beyond a se-
vere shaking up, but has recently suf-
fered considerable pain, and it is
•thought that one of her ribs was brok-
' hy the fall.
OHANGE.—Mr McDougall, who for
years was the competent and reliable
manager of the McTaggart farm,on
the London road, has moved into
town, taking up his residence on Mary
St., in the house he purchased frotn
Mr Kennedy. Mr Thos Tremeer, late
of Hullett, takes the management of
the farm.
.e.elkIrdArNMENT. — The celebrated
and renowned Cosgrove family give
One of their popular and refined enter-
tainments in the town hall, on the ev-
ening of the 8th inst. Their last visit
to Clinton was much appreciated, and
as they have improved considerably
since then a good evening's enjoyment
may be looked for.
THE LADDER INDTISTRY.—Mr Win.
Smithson has sold, since the fruit sea-
son commenced, about fifty long lad-
ders, built especially to facilitate fruit
picking. He also manufactures a
splendid step ladder, and expects by
the end of the year to have disposed of
about 400. This has grown to be quite
an industry-, and we would think is
capable of almost unlimited expansion.
;;J*0EITABLE PoULTRY. — There is
one Man in town at any rate that
knows how to make poultry pay, and,
that is Mr J. H. Worsell, for since the
Huron Central Fair he has sold over
$15 worth of chickens, some of them
es high as $4 a pair. From 23 hens he
thas supplied his own house with eggs
and sold in addition over $40 worth of
go and poultry this year. Who says
ed soul • s not pay.
BRIEFLETS. — Next Thursday is
Thanksgiving day. The self-denial of
the Salvation Array will be held from
the tithto the „nth of November.
There is considerable profane language
used on the streets that should be
stopped or the users put in the cooler.
The summer has been a delightful one,
with a large proportion of fine weath-
er, but Saturday last and subsequent
days have not been very pleasant. It
is pretty much nothing but apples
with the farmers these days. Why is
it that when strangers come around
and canvass busixeoss men ever y state.
ment they unike is believed., while
they would be doubted if made by a
local canvasser.
T,els 19 KIND Now.—The editor of
tie.: Clinton NEW ERA should have
Known the Advocate never shows
mercy to hypocrites. The man who
will recommend mob law, and then
ascend a pulpit and discourse on rele,
g,ion should be given no quarter.—
Mitchell Advocate. [Who's asking for
quarter anyhow? It is not the editor
orthe-N w ERA. 111 upholding "moh
November, Olin and dreg -and cOld,
With rain and sleet' and bail and snow;
To guard tile health of young and old,
Needs clothing warm from bead to toe.
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ter another season o( wet and cold, better' prepared
er before to meet the varied wants of man, woman,
child and home.
FOR THE MEN
WE HAVE
Underwear and OVetiVeat,-Shirts, Drawers,- Top
Shirts, Overcoats, Caps, Gloves, Socks and
Waterproof Clothing
We en
than ev
EAT 'MTGE.
There died, last Friday in London an
old familiar person in Mr John Baillie,
of 560 York street. Deceased was an
old conductor on the Grand Trunk and
was on the London, Huron and Bruce
for years. He was a member of
Eureka, Lodge, I. 0. 0. F. He took a
great interest in politics, having gen-
erally supported the Reformers, -but
the first vote he ever gave was for Mr
Carling, and Mr Baillie said he felt so
_ sorry for it that he was ever after-
wards tr$0, tvuakvitmends.
FOR THE WOMEN
Dress Goods, Millinery, Mantles, Gloves, Hose,
and the famous "Health Brand" Underwear
TEMPL ARS . —The following are the
officers elect fpr Clinton Star Lodge of
Good Templai's for the ensuing quart-
er:—Chief Templar, H. B. Chant; Vice,
Miss Graham; Secretary, W. Moore;
Assistant, Miss Tebbutt; Fin. Sec., Miss
L. Washington; Treas., Mrs Biddle-
combe; all re-elected. Chap., James
Young; Marshall, Frank Boles; Inside
Sent., Miss Cottle; Outside Sent.'W.
Coat,s; Organist, Miss Miller. Miss
Washington tendered her resignation
as Financial Secretary and Miss S.
Moore was elected in her place.
law" under some circumstances, we
are only following the example of the
Master himself, who used force to
drive the money changers out of the
temple. When a certain man of Mit-
chell undertook to administer "mob
law" to the editor of the Advocate,
the testimony of those who know the
circumstances was that Mr Davis de- One price
served all he got and more. He in-
dulges in more blackguard assaults on
other people than all the other papers
Grab! being BO low In prioe, it i� neoeosary for the farmer to find out the cheapest aii
best way to prodnOe it. In the many 'arm Journals atel rapers there are frequent
ly hints to be found that are worth the subscription price for many Teat% Axwag
• the nutnerQua excellent farm papers tve wonld like to call your attennon te tha
OHIO FARMER at $1 a year.
THE LADIES will do well to call and get a sample copy
of the Ladies' Home journal, Those who once get it
would not be without it. Price, $1 a year
For the Boys and Girls
Overcoats and Mantles, Caps, Nits, Hose, and
everytning to keep them warm.
WEEKLY -GLOBES- MAIL,- EMPIRE
Or any other Magazine you -want.
We club any of the papers with the ClintoniNEW ERA
and give you the very best clubbing rates
FOR THE HOME
Blankets, Comforters, Flannel and Cotton
Sheetings.
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If you want to see the larcest and best stock of Dress Goods
in town, come and see us.
We keep the stook you want at the lowest prices. Full assortment in all kinds
DRESS and MANTLE GOODS with Trimmings to Match
Dress and Mantle Making done in first-class style
Cold Weather Necessities of all kinds.
Do you want the best fitting Suit_ made—thrtt you ever bad? its�, corae-mird-
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Big Variety, A 1 Quality, Bedrock Prices
• ORGAN RECITAL. —W e are asked
. once more to remind our "i;itide-i-,a-
the Organ Recital next Monday even-
ing, in the Presbyterian church. We
think it unnecessary to say much as
it seems to be so well known, and
musical people are looking forward to
a big musical event. Mr Burns, of
.Tpronto,,,, alone will be in himself a big
• attiaction: being bile- of the' bestor-
ganists of Toronto, and the vocal part
of the program will be a very classical
one. The choir is asking for a big
collection next Monday evening, ($200)
which will wipe the debt offthe organ,
and it is to be hoped they will not be
disappointed, for ;they are certainly
erving
of more than is usually charged for succeed her. Next T ursday, being
furnishing a program t is es
1 Thanksgiving day, will be observed as
public entertainments. a general holiday; the post office will
Suon IS LIFE. —There is something only be open the nsual holiday hours.
sad in contemplating the thought that Mr Squires, of St. Catharines (an old
summer is past and winter almost employee of the Doherty factory) was
here. True, there are those who de- here this week arranging for the pur-
light in our Canadian winter, but they chase and,shipment of poultry, butter,
are exceptions. A large majority of eggs, 49, to St. Catharines, where be
people, especially the laboring classes, purposes eommencing bnsiness. Mr
shrink from the very word winter. It I. Dinsley is getting ready to handle
is a chilling blast to them before the pork for the Beneall packing house;
frost arrives, to know that soon they as Mr Dinsley has bought for this
will have to cease their labors owing establishment for about 1.4 years, it is
to bad weather and make a break upon apretty good indication that he has
that which they have managed, in given satisfaction. Mr W. W. Far -
many cases through late and early ran has put in a handsome desk to his
hours to toil, to scrape together. It is office eqvapments; it is about the finest
true the in -door mechanic, with his
glowing stove in the corner and the
almost steady channel of business
flowing through his hands, seldom
gives a thought to the matter. But
we cannot blame him, every man has
his own particular business. Upou
one fortune smiles while upon another
it frowns, and he whose surroundings
allow him to transact business all the
year round should be thankful.
ARE You Asiono THEM?—There are
nine classes of people who do a town
no good and retard improvement and
progress. These nine classes are: -1.
Those who go opt of town to do their
trading. 2. Those who oppose im-
provement, 8. Those who preSer
quiet tows to one of push and busi-
ness. 4. Those who imagine they run
the town. 5. Those who think 'busi-
ness can be done slyly without adver-
tising'. 0. Those who deride pahlic
• spirited Men. 7. Those who oppose
• ever, improvement that does not
origmate with themselves. 8. Those
aftio oppose every public enterprise
vvhich al.ees not appear to benefit them.
O. Those who seek to injure the redit
of tn ifi&t4dflal. Examine the above
end See if youare to be found in
-10# a the °lease§ enturiemtod. It you
Are Yoh May bane to the etinelueion`
t de the• ten no geed and re-
put together, and about the only way
to teach him decency is by what he
calls "mob law."]
NoYes.---Mr James Sutherland, the
Liberal whip in the House of Corn -
mons, passed through town on Fri-
day, he having been attending the -
Liberal convention in Goderich. Mr
Alex Weir is removing to Goderich to
reside, for the sole reason that rents
are lower there than here and vacant
houses more plentiful. Regular meet-
ing of the town council will be held
next Monday evening. It is Mr Thos
McKenzie who has the contract for
the erection of Mr J. Fair's new house,
and Mr Whitely who is superintend-
ing its construction. Miss Josie Mc-
Murray, daughter of Mr John Mc-
Murray, has been dangerously ill for
several days. Rev. W. Smyth went
up to Brussels on Wednesday, to per- T2 you want to get
form a marriage ceremony for an old
personal friend. The boys were not the want you want
nearly as bad on Hallowe'en as on
previous -occasions;-Perhaps the- pre-
sence of both constables, Wheatley
and Welsh, on the streets had a salu-
tary effect. Mr Macpherson, of the
Macpherson Sr Hovey Co. left this
week on a business trip to Winnipeg.
At a meeting of the Collegiate Insti-
tute Board of Trustees, on Friday, a
•few accounts werepeesed _eriel ell the
teachers Ye -engaged for next year.
Mrs Coleman, who has for a consider-
able time been engaged in the office of
the Canada Salt Association as short-
hand amanuensis and type -writer, has
taken a situation in Buffalo; Miss
ht of the late headruast-
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and 5 per rent off for Cash.
Estate J...Hodgens
THE DRY GOMIS PALACE, CLINTON.
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Freer, daug er
r of Kincardine High School, will
to -get you want
to leave your wants
with the want getters,
JACKSON BROS,
Wants to get your wants
because they want you
to get the wants you
want to get.
BOOTS and SHOES
A large and well aseorted stock at a small advance on wholesale prieeit
Come and we will gerve you well.
If youwant to get anything in
B
0 9 or ollps 0 in
Phunsteel - & - Gibbings,
MONTREAL HOUSE, CIJINTON
BEESLEY &CO
laths
Or any wearing apparel, we want you to have your wants
supplied by us. All men want OVERCOATS at some
time or other—we show a stock of $8 and $10, unequaled for
and most convenient in town. .
Saturday as Doc. BlackaR was walking these
along Albert street, the sidewalk being value. Remember the Irish Frieze Overcoating.
from under him and he came down goods range in price from $14 to $25, to order
slippery with the rain, his feet went
pretty heavily; he was lame for a con-
siderable time thereafter. Mrs Prid-
ham, of Buffalo, is visiting in town.
Mr Jas. Howe, who has been in Mani-
toba for some time, is back in town.
Mr Burns, of McCaul St. church, To-
ronto, who is to give the organ recital
in Willis church, next Monday even-
ing, is a cousin of Mrs J. W. Shilton.
Mr Wallace, jewelier, of Lueknow,
who died last week, was a brother of
Mrs MsGarva, of town; oonsumptiou
was the cause of deitle Mr. Mr. W.
Claeance Young, brother-in-law of
Miss Murray, has been appointed man-
ager of :the Merchants' Bank, Strat-
ford. Mr S. S. Cooper has for several
days been engaged in overhauling the
house of Mr George Snell, Hullett,
who has been making repairs to the
extent of about 5500. This week W.
Jackson ticketed Miss Addie Jones, of
Town, to St. Thomas, Dalt., and Mr A.
Elcoat and wife and Mrs Jetties Woad -
foot, of Tuckersmith, to Abilene, Kan-
sas. Mr G. F. Oakes has removed to
Stratford. Miss Cornish, daughter of
Mr. &Lines Coriiish, base line, has been
'dangerously ill for several deyt. MrW
Moore boa resuraed 1n8position with
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Should Shirts Shrink?
Sigked Samuel %bort ;
Shall Shiets Shrisk ?
Steedily Shrink, Suiting'
Son of Son to come?
lowly, Solemnly the answer came
"Orilins.ry"
Shirts Rarely Shriek
Still Stay Samuel
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Bonanza in HOSIERY -
We have the biggest value we ever had the pleasure
to offer you.
UNDERWEAR—Men and Boys' Underwear, if you need
it we have something good to ofier you. Right in quality
and price no better
MILLINERY—All the choice novelties are here in Bird
Wings, Ribbons, Trimmings, newest shapes in Felt and Made
Hats. In English Walking Hats that have been so much in
rage, we have a full assortment of the latest styles, sevek.
different styles to choose from
We sell such goodl.
Goods and sell
them so Cheap -
that buying
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CLINTON