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The best in the known world, in the following colors
at TiOD GINS :$ store —Scarlet, .Q ze i aa,
Bine, :Biwa].;Blue; Amber, Light Grey, 'Seal Brown,
Black, White, and Ruby. The quality of the 'above.
is beautiful; We have also a fullrange of colors in
the next quality to Bald; tin's. Please call- and
make your selections, they will please you.
HODGIN S & PAY.
PSLES
Under Clothing,
1711;Ess G1-0(.3-121$
WIT'aChY
JUIN 1(,• •
8.1L ��► 4G -cods, or1„3 ,0?'! .,,•' — -
And :t general assortmentin all that pevtaini to the Lev Goods Trade,.
AT LOresiseztr:r rs+WEST' PRICES,
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... ,A,C7T� ',,r •..goP•+r�Cr
IN'S . PA, r.
Hay,
Hides,
Sheepskins
Clover
Titnotlty .' .
ONLY O)tt PRICE
CLINTON, Oct 24, 18,78.
`lel la„ 1.!i 4 i t. NEW
BUFFALO' RUBES,
RTJGS,
HORSE BLANKETS, &c.
THD SUBSCRIBER HAS JUT MEWED A SPLENDID ASSORt7'ivllaN .' OP
Indian tanned Buffalo Lobes, from the Northwest, which Are of exceileot Anality;
ant offered at very low rates.. Ho ;las also on hand BUGS, BLANKETS, &c., of all
kinds. QAi.1, ADD ..LN,S'EoT TiiEM.
HOOTS aad 360 TQI. TIM !&LL add Wl9'ff�
In this department. of his..basiness• lie. has mord than realized his a ntioipatinnr:,. and at.
tributeshis success to koe ting a woll.a,94orted stock, and selling at low. rates: He host laid
in a good stock of BOOTS and SHOES far ;;'all and Winter wear, • which lie will sell at
very reasonable rates, His stook consists of '
Lad eS a1zc1. ,Misses &tees, Q•A'ildr(sta's „Boots and Sloes, and del( snit Bovs
Boots,,, Sloes afl(l Gaiters.
HARNESS of'all kinds, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e.
First andsecond-class Sl3XNGL1';S, from 40 cents, per bpnoh;
,Rooms to lot in the Hat above shop; 'Victoria Block.'
ABL GOODS -WARRANTED. VICTORIA BLQQK Sii0 w.S'1'o11.r;'
(moon, P.m, 7, 1878•
JAMES ,T'WITCHEI.L..
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c lawrox ma, Ramo;
• November' 14, .1878 .,
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Wheat, fail,: red; ,bush; 8Q 75 a 0 82
Wheat, fall, white, - 0 80 a ,0 85
Spgring,' 0 70, a • Q`80
lr'ife, - 4./81 a '0' 88
M -Oats, - 0 25 a , 0 28
Barley, 0 50 a 0 66
. Peas,- • 0 54 n 0 56
Flour,. • 4 00 a 4-'50
' Potatoes, •0 45::_a 0:.50
Pork, - 4 00 a 4 25
- Beef-,... • • 5, 50 . a 6 60
' Butter, ' • 0 12 'a 0 15
Eggs, 0 12 . a - '0 13
. = 7 00 a . 8.00•
' 4.50 a 6 00.
- .0' 25 . a 0 50
8 50 .a 4 00•
•,: 1.60 a 2.25
O N T R U A
stonier.
While announcing. • our stock complete 'for-. the Fall,• 'we wish
to call attention to the fact that it -is ' now on a larger scale
and much more complete than oxei before, in the.
T0
NOVELTIES,
LATEST,
NEWEST GOODS
f
LEADING._•:STAPLES
Bought at a time when rhe•IJryo(Rl5•: lual'ket •.wlis :suffering
Tinder the severest. depression, sci that' o' u ':customers .can buy
lieu- goods from its at from 5 • 65.17 .percent lowor•'than'if
they were buyil g °Td goods.
IN DI- ESS 'COO s •: .
iltis is specially noticeable, our ;tsitot'tlitent of l'.esv foods in this dej>artnlent
-being unequalled in Huron to -day. The novelties for .this ° s:isou:in $QUtANUEs,
BAURETTAS, GRANITES, DA RArA:8', - CASHMERES DES 'IN1)iS','••'FRENCH Surf,*S,
-CAMEL. HAlrt CLOTHS, M.c., (atltiiost all rough surface goo(ls)'nre wlntt to WOar
for this fall:
IN OUR
BLACK GOODS'' DEPARTMENT _,.
We trate no hesitation in saying we have the Best 'Vtilues itnd Largest .Selection
in Western Ontario, consisting of. BLACTt rS`w1Cs,-. LAOfi FRFINCu• CASHMERES',
SCOTCH CASIIHERES, MERINOES, •PAItAMATTAS, P1i:RIMAN CORDS, WOO', .8811tt':ES,
BALMORAL GRAPES and LJSTRES.
X()TH.. Second arrival of ou r celebrated Star )3r tul of }}I,gtil: f.t:n'ntus.
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In this delutrt tent our assortment is surpassed by ;lone, and llttving...boiunllt'
. Specially ('heap, we can undersell any house in Ontario. , 9
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COTTONS. COTTONS. 'COTTONS.'
w bra.nr : at-, i moans 5
�1'e sell till mu: well known i'i mill prices-- which nu,itls .) to t'I1 per cent.
-' lover tknn yon ram buy Any where else.
Carpets and . House Furnishings
41111• stock is large and complete, at.prices .tilat'insore alt;(+a. .
FURS.
SPECIAL—Our Funs illi to hand Inst w.eek,''and now have an aasertiu<b
every intending bnyer should sec, from the cheapest Qom Setts, at V2.00, tb
the finest MINK, from $15 to $150 per sett, and finest Sottrir SIJ: '.SJr;►,'t,'S1:tts, int.
' ;ylie.(lo, :;5810.0(),° and. "~i i.00 per sett. .
ENT
our orde),ed and Iig;iciy Un(le Clot111ng 'Department,: ender AIM M.:.1 iSUIiER,
is practically closing up all opposition in this line, enabling" us to keep on hand a
splendid assortment of ENOLrsit•r,Omen, and U 0...s. IA1 Mims, s, i ilaetr and
FNOr.isl( WOrisTrns, BROADS, DOES. V.r.,Nr else§ tli'1(T t.l'a t itr'Lf,1T1:vI 8, At to ieet
4 which defy competition.
Hoping 1111 will ;ire us an early can,
We hrt-, 8`0111'8+ respectfully,
FISHER, iRAIS &
{;Tinton, (Jet. i0, 187R.
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The'oboioe Park. . Lot on Erie Street, Clinton, oompri.
sing over ton aeras, now hoot by tofio 11Iathleson, is of-
fered for sale on Moderate terms,
• H. HALE.
Clinton, Sept. 9,1878 „ `'
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.��:AMINAm'IO.T�' 'F•Cl�'.
Entrains to the High School; Cli to
The December examination for admission.. to. the Clin-
ton' High School, will he helri- 4D. t'). in the Central
Sohool, Clinton, ou
TueNdaly: the 17th, and Wednesday, the
YStli lieCembi'r, —
Commenting en Tnesdavi'at 0 a. m.
Candidates must, if possible, notify AS. '.CUANnuLL,
Esq., B. A., Head blaster, of the High. School. not later
than the 5th November, of their intention tq present
themselves for esamiuetion. -
AROHIL DEWAI , L P. S.
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Soatorth, 19t1.i .October 1878 ••
OUSJ AND LOT FO S' SALE.
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That"roll built two story dwclhnrx, containing twelve
rooms, on lot 724 Spencer street with Apti garden, eta-,
bio, shop -building, well, Sm., now oceu ltd by J.'w
Too, ivill.be sold on sort'•eays, terms. Payment taken
In monthly inetaltnenta, if desired, Apply to the owner,
RIr. Joseph Rowell, or to ' '
Ir HALT,. •
Clinton, Sept. 4; 1878.
Rolt Ends,
Fisher '�R DoWf , Cil, sten,`.
Arc'snpplyinki, ork .8ito.u'r Shirai:, •
Bolt, Ends and. flits for Bridges,:&c.
loran 14.inoh downwards, and•eny .length required..
Their holt Cutter perforins the work; in the boat
FISHER. .C' DOWNS'.
Ciiriton,Aiay28,1878.
G1�if1�'�`iDii1 I IQ � SCHOOL,.
ESTABLISHED IN 1868..
BO t% L t►1F' it lir7iS'I'EES-.l$7+ .'
W. W. I? 'AItht,1N,iaq.. ex -Mayor Of Clinton,,C1,ele7on.
A. WORTHINGTON, Ilea., M.D., Secretary and Trees..
H. BALE Esq 1tI,A., •I R. RACE?, Esq.
.TOJLN DEE t li Esq,,:lli D J A;'b I''ISHERR, BM.
• TE43fli$it tear* r,. — .
JAbIES TURNBULL,13: A:, Scholar in Classics and
Gold Mcdnillat in:Modorn Languages, Toronto Uni-
vers1ty,Item! Master.
Classics, Modern Languages, and Higher English.
JOAN E. BRYA T, B. A., Gold Medallist in Slnthe-
matics,'Toronto University; :`.
Mathematics, Natural Soionce,-and:English._ , •
/0111S P. B4T,Y OUR; ' iadergradnate Thai airar-.
airy ;
Assistant to lrattjcraattca andl;ng(161i.
MISS M. O'NEILL
junior -I' nghsh, lrecocb and Gentian.
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This School prepares pupils: for ,the Culver.
sities•,and for entering upon :tlio study of any
:of the,professions. Special attention is given
to the. studies required for• Public School
Teahors. As one, of the, County •illedel
Sch4ela'la',netv.establiished in Clinton, teach-
ers..dd1 the third class can Complete their pro.'
fessional course in this town. Students pas-
sing the 'Intermediate :Examination are. en-
titled,ou teaching one year ;and attending the
'Normal School for ono session, to a Second
Class Prarincial Certificate,' Grade B.•
An excellent' chemical laboratory 'has been
nrovided,; and it is believedthatthe Course
in natural apience wilt bo of groat benefit to
those who intend to toilets- farming pursuits.
}3ook,keepiug, anti -the. other branches of a'
good mercantile education are also taught,
U TT S F S 'I! Cl Ft s' A ;(a 1: Ily-thc latest otfieial report of the lnspec
The inMerntgnedinfler4.tlt bale his two ail, prior two-
story framb dwelling-hoeses, on. I:rie..'treet, not far
from G. W_ R. Station, viz: '
1. House containing sittiog;r om: tlininu-i our, 7cit-
ohen, andfour bedrooms; ' goodn able,woodrhacl, pump;
and garden with fruit trees.
tors, .which divides the High Schools `ofthe
Province into eight classes, the Clinton School.
is pla(ed in the second:class;:only siic Schools
(Colloiiiito Institutes in cities and large towns)
being placed in the class above- it, Since
that ropott was made, theteaching.-staff of
the School has been 'increased andimproved,
aonee containing sittirm.robnt, dining-room,l:it- naw Apparatus procured, and a egmmodious
ohen and three, btrdfoomv, with good garden, and unit brick building has been completed for .the
school, 'at a cost to the town of $:t,0Qt1•
trees In bearing '
• Torino" moderatecsy';' part credit if requited . ApiJy to
Mr. H: Hale, or to the undersigned on the premises.
• • r$ AYID CON ELL,
Clinton, SWAMI'S. .
M255 HANN°IS',.
I'rlfinio tftt.l►Lis IlIU8S% ISOMER.
Situated on the dottier of Albert and Princess Streets,
opposite Vafr'o gild. A call respectfully solicited.
Clinton, Oot. 24,1878.
Thorough - bred Cotsw
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,AJ T,bi,
TheenblorileioSoratursale Rain. (midis,
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a, i:wo
Jambe,'
and aged Ewes, of the Cotswold bread, at pricesto ?mit
'the timaq ,lls
cuarlxc
•;, Lot !Ply Con. TI
allett.
Londasbmo p D., rri't:16,1678.
M lovic IICO.ti ate WAT'S01V, •
• BARRISTERS. (Ce„ •
r11./NT()?.; AND GObL 1tXCIf;
087161; A. WiciSn , 4.blIitnnasoa,
Charon _ 18,1[ AfoAnn1•tr,
Elf A;AXl A1iON.••••-Tl>:0 examinations for `nil-
mission aroheld at the Clinton Model School
(Central' School Building) half yearly in. Juno'
and December. Notice of the exact time will
bo duly given.in tlio County papers. The
following are the requirements:
est,MNur%onrailteading Book top. 246 and 4011-
leg look. Wnrrx n.. --Neatly and legibly. Aarxr(MME
rzc.-nrinciples of Arabic and Boman notation; vttl•,
gar /motions; fleofmal fractions; simple proportion,
With reasons of rules; mental arithmetic. Cfitaararin.
• .Principal grammatical forms and definitions; analy,.
efeof shank -.Aentence@;_pb;ging _slmpla_'AontonceS.-
ComeoalTloN.-Simplo and complex sentences, orally or
inviting; gramrnaticalehangesof construction; short
ndatkrrativeordcseription; fnmiiiarlottete Gi oc.xamir.
-Maps of America, Europe, Asia, and Africa; reaps of
Canada and Ontarlo. LINEAR DBAWINr •- Cntlfne of
reap$ common objeots.on paper. lirs'ioni.; •Candi•
Weil 'will be etaminedin the leading facts of English
History. Thu questione set'will n^t demand a minute
knowledge of details, but will bo strictly I belted. te. the
outlines of the subject. RneniN(.r-Cdnd(datca will bo
examined, as heretofore, in reading from the rodrth
Bauder, pp. 1-24C; but they win, in addition, bo ex -
rooted to snow that they understand the meaning of
therm reading lessens: They will llketr im be examined
more minutely on the selections enurnerated'fu tho
lowinglifit,iivid1To-rtridlred to r'eprodnee•.the
substanc6 of one or mons of thane in their own immerge.
bfr.lfaheomaan0Tiitbe to C'lintcnwver,'.Friday, -.(1,) Thr. Norwegian Colonies in Greenb,nd,•.Scores.
Iv. (2) The founding of the North An(,Srican°Colonien.
.a • . NEIN'
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Pe.firs (6.) The'Yo)nge of the Golden Hind brit -
a tilt id)tierin (.4r, (1.1 Tim iiilscovery,of Ainoriee.-1ioberl•
can: (6.) The Death of blantcaho Ilmrkinr,*(6,j
laclriynes Cartier at Itnehebcga,•-Hawkins. 37.1 Cortex
it1 filaxico.'--eaur r Paper. (8.) Tho Uueenneers,
Tice Sea. (6.) Toe Earthquakeoftlaraceas. Ilnnibntdf.
(10.3 The Conquest of Peru. • rfnsok elRomantic ,drlren.
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
hire.(11.) The CnnquestofWeIce.--iV77ita'sLcaalnatr s.
Hermann, the Deliverer of Germany. -,Truer,
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SNIT l t (111.) Thellurnhtgof Moscow.--AegursMorro/ire. (14.)
0 ij' 8
r 1 L l 5 The Battle of Tharinopyhe.-Itoleteh, (1&) The De-
atrnction of Potnpoif.-•DGrpetztne �t h•L .'(14.7 The
Takingof(rlbraltar. •4verlandlloole
ilI.IERCEANT TAILOR, ,cantlidatea for the totern'8erliat t' xaniin-
81'X)1 and for Second Ohms Certiacate"s'. are
1)avini( crania ear is ab„ j• r.t, o tanlinerl,Iti the i2igh.:ieltnol Building in July
x301 'member, usually ift the last week of
Huron- e,aclr tr rnr,
1[1111't)1l t. -'greet, ,6i1.nto11i T,i.Lats .tyir V.tckriosis.-.r.'1'here 8788 note
three terns estakllehed by law, the first cam-
Antiprocured a WEIZ,et.SSunTP•'I' STfti;'1ti 'p1'' 'tnUneing (50Ianuary 7th, and (;urging on the.
0001`88 suitable for his business, x911 be pleased to Thursday before Distil.; the seeoatl cern.
See An his old Oustonmrs sed: t, many new ones ((Id'•nieneinj;'nti the drat T,e9Aay after t'astei<y
tr(encinll;