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• Oo1erioh NOW8
on fla-eoo
Zetotarett).)
e• Thella"
fiftlit Salk,
3ormt—,401141froal le‘iiieWs14eta
game atritinstfrorn now reliable murex, eitAer
ft waif'. .1tOloort4 of MoOttogo, tn.
• y 044 eAtirek debtor, etc.
sumer" '< mere infer:sr
Ady!,a.zirteeirt our daturitne.-4,1
AidiY 4; WANTED at. once, to
learn 'che Art-orPriating. Must be
stale* iiiid,`,L411.01,14•.- Apply at this
195.tf.
Smoot, Boon-L.—School aupplies
at loweet priceand IV oitires''tood
note paper for, 25 cents, at Weir's
Bver"aiSck. . 501
• ?a" Eoa4Ls.17-Mr. David
Citnteleu 111rVPare4 to purchase
tpantity, of, apples, Highest
market price.paitl.
1
302•tf.
the',D, B.
sk R. to Niagara Fins sow Hamilton;
Sept. 12th. Train leaves
t05, a. w. Tickets, good two itaxe,
budyis140•44,.
C'ATi301 2t, •
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outf,..w..a. mammon') has field
hie farti1n Turnberry to Mr. An-
. derson, late,of Scotland, for $7.000.
Mrs. Tho. Raman has sold. her
farm of 100 acres. on the 2nd. con:
.01, Stephen, on Tiiesday last, to kr.
Samuel Sanders, for $8,000.
MA; A. Guisoe, Thainee Road,
has eold part Of lot 21. north Thames
Road; eentailig70' acres,- to Mr
David Kernick, for the sum of $7.
705.
Miss Emit+ IttimseLL last we:
returnedf,oui a. four weeks visit to
Lucknow and other points. She was
greatly winged, as she is the alto
singer in this section. .and a 'promi-
nent member ot the 0, M. choir.
• Jonx Bowntm eecond son of Mr.
John Bowden forsuerly a ligtel.keep-
er in S-Itforth, waa shot in flielead,
arid killed, by a .boy wIiowas earl).
leerily handling a revolver....,,pm„af
fair moored at Houghton, northern
Miehigan. • • •
1—''Tfste CANE JOURNAL and Monti;
Nllumorist, published in Clinton by
S. J. Andrewshi to hand for Aug.
oat: This putlication is •now..verg,
ing on its fourth yearand app.ears
to 611 the bill satisfactorily. It is
only 5W a year::
CiTLEEN,„RoBSo.,.4 t...t no ring
If t h •
home the $250 Watch Offered hy the
Out irio Rifle Aceociation at the
l'rok incial meeting in Tomtit° last
weak. He, however, htie the sats.
faction of that itokras not
won .by any 'One , eree. it I was with-
draWn f MO), COlti pet1l4i0UL.
4i4T."
ULINTON ARP mauciTsRS: —A
the meeting .of the Ontario •RiflO
Ainuiciltion in Toronto Net ;Week,
t h gr*.Were presfqit blajor MurraV,
Lieut. t'outrgoied Messrs. N. Rob.
oij 4ijk3nft4% ..,Thev;tnede.
cred444,14e.scoreii and Secured several
. . , •
money prizes, • ••
ON 0.8 Atow oN'T AKE SImF
--Norrhithe school.teauher who
delitieratelv idiot Muis Ford,' sn as.
sintilff* teaCher, 'ohs' the Markham
school Inst week, and then shot huii
atilt:wolf a total absta,ner and all en-
tlitiltiastie.Scott Act adyneate. But
such intemperate condnet should not
be !midi' tip as a sample 'of what in
clone toy, Scott:Act men generally. •
team et the Luelt new Cal.
114.11 tut of wax will be ohlanp4
by P. O'Connor, anti that
'of Rota IfyonM. Roes.
IfUlAiltrr townaltip annual fell
exhibition on lat and $nd October.
'Posters announceipg the feet and
conteining the priad Vett are. out, It
Will be 1141..in Clinton.
KiflanAiike sSfanclasti Bay*
that kite "boya" of that burg have a
first Ineoptpge On the $54 fire brie
gado przo st "Ornssels on Caledonia'
day, Sept. 9th, Our Clinton bri.
.test the„validity •of that
mOrtgilme. •
Vtiti..Stattaard says that the Kin-
caedlost:Skatieg rink in being fitted
• With a hard maple floorfor the purpose
of roller skating. Hew doee the idea
strikes the proprietors aVie Clinton
rink, to 611 in the interregnuind bee
Wenn now add ice making season.
• DgNkliSqlf iii doing a rushing bus• .
iness in the Sewing Aftioltilie line,
having made three sales, in one day
last week. They were the "Rays
Mood." This did -not prevent hie
attending to numerous customers in
the boot and shoe line,
MICHAEL ftEALY, of Goderioh,
writes to the London Free .treae to
know if there is a little girl, about
two years old, by the name of Itialy
in any of the convents or orphan
homes in Loudon. The authorities
of the hemes will confer a favor by
,informing.Mr. Healy • if sucti,is the
• fact.
WOODMAN SPARRYLIETRICE..—Thia
• Was remarked as Chief Paisley with
ambi-dexter handling. Of the axe
played ruthless havoc with the doom-
ed trees at Searle's corner.. •The
Chiersiutipare"totough, said another,
but still the disciple of the grand old
matt -persevered with a persistence
worthrof his exemplar.
• The libeirality of the paid advo-
cas, "hireling" by their own ad
mission, of the Sctitt Act is provei...
bial, One of these gentry, after be
had relieved himmelf of a tirade of
abuse, on a platform in arum coun.
ty, against hotalifen, in paying his
hotel hill, wanted. the proprietor to
take it out in cigars; of wlii.211 he had
ilia pockets full, having sponged them
while. prying 'into the Crook's Act,
; A Yotnfo' LADY attending one of
the Churches last Sunday evening
placed a 25 et. piece on the seat be.
.side her iro tie to W-ive it. conveinent
when the collection was taken up.
Her- look' of istonishAtient nia•y
lutaging0„. ,w lien' • being interviewed
by,the money taker"ehe."found" the
failVer niliterfid, A young man in an
adjoining Heat had helped himself to
HURON ifeasese—D.ave
well known 'horseman �f -Gedericli
and Colborne has. about 29 . fine
staillane .end... Mares, whieh he will
ship to the Western Staten in a few
days. They are valued et over $10,-
000. The lateat •addition to t,F set
is a y•star.elit gern4e.1 .purpose stal-
lio&parchitaed by Mr. Fialier froin:
the Minikrii../tTortain, of Westminster,
for II 1411111 in the' neighborhood of
si,coo.
Hiddett.
fariner.sold several head of cattle to
Messrs Hain and Craig,to be deliv-
e ed etre ,day last week. - On the
evening preeeding that day' the
farmer informed the -buyers 'diet lie
would not deliver them, haVing sold
thetn'toanother party. The litiyers
were mueli inconvenienced- ther”hy
• having ,engaged cars to.take a cert- in
number of cattle' oincleding.. timed.
There was s slight aulphury smell in
certain quarter s when it was known.
• that idle seller had' broken faith. And
he could not be, held .accountahle,
ior, 'though the buyers offered to
• give niOney on day of 'sale to, bind -
the baigaiii, the Seller rennirked;
"You know my word is as good as,
my bond," ' • •
Deroasamee.--With the permis-
sion of theAtreet Committee, COun-,
• oilier Searle has had 'reMoved the
• twolarge ithade trees. fronting his•.
property "nti it-attenhary. street, near
:perpetrated on the imperious behest
of progreee. Mr.- Searle intends
builditigon the; now vacant Moiler
and ref:pared-these lib4trdeti0118. re. •
moved se that ' he can commenr,t
• Work. The Woe were Of volunteer
growth and were lingering rettillaes
of the primeval forest whieli " not
many yeare ago colidred where now
the busy marts of commerce flourish.
Thus another link hetween pant and
present .is,:reltioyeck They , were
chopped up into cord WOW' a n d 'ina,1 e
• --e,---over a cord of long wood. Chief
Paisley anti Lieut. Trouse.did the
felling ,erel coriT,eu ting work.
Ttrititteeta TRA'OE—The Montre-
• al inaiket, einitinties over supplied
with inferior. friliti Whichhas to bo
worked off ak very low prides, Oit
Saturday A carload ..of poor sthek
sold at 55o per boreal Oa Teestlay
there were :Idea at 75e to $1 per
borel over
vari ies, whielt are little WWI'
r i ps347kstraean awl numerous °thee
natural fruit:?,,'Ockul lotlf
sold Kt $1,60 to tp.1; and a'few Choice
brought.. 8250 per patrol. The 100
Ott of epplea is being, -gradually
waidced off, and the market is &mum.
aqAtfilir Michigan
tipples are dewing into Marktfr
ly and Cite price is very low. The
prospect for win,ter, fruit is net tire
COUldgisigt hut: there will' be more
than three, iWP8 ,the yield of Wit.
year. "Ittlery particle; -of heft,
be MOO thie ilettmetti,aft the fitiintlet
froitsdrying factories, cider and
444 tiotoriati are aboutto bogie
;their tketifiefilitkirle aticl will 1190 tilt
njurjliitig
•
it, Rather a cruel "goak.'"
•Figx•6N A t'AnSi.—=Monday lasti°
sparks froin a :ateani thresher' set •
fire to the farm buildingii of Mr.
Jamieson of the Huron Rnad about
four miles' oast of Clinton. The
buildings with a large amount of
grain etc were burned., The quantity.
we have not learned' but as Mr.
Jamieson is a.goedfarmer, it moat
.tie considerable end hislogs corres-
pondingly so. The:smoke ascending
from the fire could easily be seen
'trent .01inton. .
. .
• SuunEa DTR.—Mr. • G. , A.
.tfouglittin,--well known in thiesectien
1.of the county, died very suddenly at
Eglifoiniville. He had not felt very
very •well fir a,. few deka' previous to
his death, and on Wednesday last
droVelrcini ffilfreisidence,in Sitaferth.
.1.g1Woistlyille. When 'nearlrop•
posite JaeksOn's store his•head'ilroce.
• ped and ire fell forward • mit of the
hisgsgy.' Wfts 'carried into Mr.
Jackson's house anti died in. a few.
minutes. He was 72 .Yrrers :of.age.
fli secood wife Wes Mra. Pattereen.
:who formerly kept the "Coinimircialw
Ctic!tori;• she liurvivea Win., He
was buried ou SattErtlay. •
: 14r menticatteg =New in 00111uNts,
tion with the flower show heft week
We omitted to state that telephons.
odnlIntinleation with Godlickii WI%
made mail:04y. the -courtesy, of the
Mesere. Watts,telegraph agents beret,
sillowits,g' the Iltie of the telegraph,
Convene.; Wine,
• posrtforrp.,-.4he untried, capes
agalnet keener* for
having more'tiliew'ofte,lisie,o0. • their
prenoist*O6 tlin.12tk July came up
before the lotial magitereteetan Mon-
lieetrieg 'otlhent'
piled tt4LAtottftty tb Sep in or,
der to allow time -to receive the decis
Rion Pt 0ketaty4i1dge, TisniC in' the
.oeliviction appealed again/it.
Q.00..E, Pay; of Pay
•Wieemen,•ia vhiithig laleetreta
and other *astern - marketn:Z::-Mr::
John Orajb left yeeterday for Mons.
treat and .other points --Mr. Thoe,•
Martha!' hes .hungaip it horse-shoe,
just for luClc itt Rewell'e 'did shop,,.
nearly opposite- the Commercial!
licitel.Mayor Forrester is manipu.:
'sting the -product of 300 acresof.
flax at his steam. Davis
keeps.cool, but the receiptly him of
advance. shipments of large purs
Chanel! Of gores means warmth in
the pear bye and bye.
Masontir.,The following
ofliceris Were hosteller]," in Seaford*,
Chapter, No. 66, Clinton, on Friday
evening, the 29th .August. The
oeretnouies were contl. toed by V. E.
Compaiden W. E. Murray, E. at
assisted by R. E, Companiott D,. el„!
Malloeb 0. Sit* of .the fleron
'District. .
E. Comp. George Ewing, rrio: Z. ..
" Alex. Slimnaene, "
" ' John MacIfityre,' ' J •
.. Wm. P. Murray, Scribe E.
Companion Jae. Mo.ore, Scribe D..
V E. flomp.'W. R. Murray, Tree% .• •
Comp. W. G. Duff, Prin. Sojourner.
" • Win. Blabliwell, 1st asst. ".
14 Thos.- D. Morton, 2nd
41 :Joseph -Ryder, Janitor.
The regular meetinge. of the.Ohap.-
torero betIt on •Fridey before 'full
moon. • Tisititig Companique, are.
cordially invited' to attend. . •
ALimpitu• LEWD XTYCHPT.,--lifi
authority of Warrant issued by A. 5,.
Fisher, J. P.,Ohiet Paisley arrested
William 'Woodman of I.,oncteriboro,
snit on .Monday brought Isim before
aseeculted.: jUsti,Ces Forreeter, and
Miller to -answer a chargettif attemp-•
ting to-at:Omit a . rape- on his ow ft
daughter.. The information alleges;
That Woadniati did on FriliftY Morn%
ing abaft: .24 O'clock 'eliter tbe bed-
room of , .daughter Selina, in the
township,. of Hui letty (attondsbroo),
itt. his' night, clotlien.; held her in. bed-,
assaulted her and. attempted to oar:
mill), know her, with Intent to corn-
, mit rape. The -prosecuting Witness
' and: her 'mother 'were 'examined and
their evidenee,the most of which was
not of a very' edifying character, Was
in the -uniin..corroborative : of the
charge. Prisoner stated that his
house had not borne a iery' geed char-
.acter andbe hail reason to.. believe
that persons came there for improper
pu.posa'That his .going.:. to . his
dalightee's room wasmerely to ascer-
tain whether. any Male visitors were
there. That: the alleged , indecent
, and intestious attempt was whits°
„fabrication ;, he did nothing, more
than he as a parent hada right to
do., The alleged •assault. upott his
slaughter was nothing. more than , an
endeavor . to find out:whether there
was a man in. bed •Avi tli her: .:Slieja.
tnnuarriecl,and about 25 ,yearslif•egOt
the .priedner and his wifehave no!
-IiIved yin:v. happily together, fornokie
time..-•-R.eport says that wife and,
daughter have not aded towards lam
a Manner. at, all caleolated: to
Make .11 is lieme attractive; tci .be
.1thpud that tluk alleged ottliatural and
orichinal:attempt Will prove found:
..ationlene, The. ,prisOner Wan :0m-..
toitted for trial, anti 'Chi I Paisley
'escorted him to .goderich yesterday:
, - •• . , • .
:Tata*•Oa TnnitaancitiTs.'•—•. 1 it
reference-• to is :fight that our cotem,
erroneowily stated, in its iSstie of' the
29th -August 'occurred de the ,Grand
Hain he last .week. niakes the
amide' lonorable in rather half-
hearted , :Manner by -stating. 4.'inost
emphatically thatit occurred so
cies° to. the' .(Araiiii..11tiion that We
fail to see Any diderenee," and adds,
."Wt3 lieliege the Grand'Utticht..to: be.
as .wellStoodUcted and orderly a-
liouse as any in .town,, end do not
e3ipect•to bold it or any other public
house. :respoitsible . ford ,,
Esturbancs
Occurring *in vianity.Our
cotem will have • tomore careful
in expounding religidus
front the 'Pulpit than in chronicling
Current events, else he may leave him-
self open to the charge of hereaY., His
statnintint that the affair took place
t)ie Grand Uien certainly. creat-
ed b1iimpreseidu that . it clid..occur
there and ,:not 111 the "immediate
vicinity" aelie statee in tire co T,
• ve:ijam.. All . 'of Which bringefii-
..initid the arguthent of e .brother lay
preacher when eutleavoring'ito down
• the Baptists. He :dated that those
• who upheld baptisin by imniereien•
..
based their contention on the scrip.
ttiral description of that ceremonY as
performed :by John :. "And they
(the people): were ell baptized: of
humin . the river.!' :• "And Ile: (the
S.Viour) went Up. straightway .out.of
the' w Which they assert PrOV,f,s
that he must have been iitthe water
• "New,' 'quoth . the antilitimersion
rpreWillertliffiere' iierfir-
Viesa quotations in inijipcirt•
ofitn-
nteron.. :./r4 tneenn at, dose, by. ete4.
.tiot i.ecrssarily into,: So that when
John baptised he did se ta the river,.
delta by the river, in. the vieihity of
the river, there or there abouts."
The elueidatiou was cpilte transpar-
ent to one listener, wile thanked the
secular pu lpit orator for haring clear-
ed upsonte mistierathathe had hither
• .to be. t only able tepartly. cotnpre
Saidher"I'never could under-
stand dlOW llotied Went lip into the
• inotintain, but I now See that the
Idea is not meant to be conveyed
that he went into the mountain; it is
only n3eant that he Vita, at the
mountain,': close by the mountain,
in the vicinity of the mountain, in
,fact he might have been on the
prairie all the, while. . l'hen the
mention �f • JonAli.! living in the
wiittle'S belly is not at invited.
ible to'cer the '‘iikplanation of Mr,
Pretvii-r,'=''Fbe 1 now see "that in,
the whelese belly doil!t moan inside
the whale, "Joitah Vaivat ,the Whale,
close by the whale, in the 'vicinity
of qie whelei .eentignotta to the
Wba„ler et according to!the
,plat . tion rf Me. Peeitchee he might
have ridden *Amer Oh the whale's
back,'..'So Would nOW teem
that the 1606.1 affair: re' ferred to,
although ahronicltd by our ootetn.
en omitting at.the ttrand tInion did
not. take place there, ,for at dtea not
&Ian fie, bli4 WAS intendes to convey
the idea that the, oceurrence took
place c1orie.4 the 'Ortina ITition, in
the Vieinity thereMYthere or there.
1600(4 in tact it might htiyo'boen
on the Marta flquare,
ths1ri.ostoss4.—A -.Huron girt
has lately destroyed an ;illusion con-
cerning Aranitoba, She .w.ent.tliere,
she acknow ledge.s, With • an *idea ob.;
mined front neWspapere Oiat there
was .a greet prepoitderanCe,oethen
over women, and that a•girltould
not 1.0 iti the countrylonger then 24
• houre'without repelying:an offer of
marriage from souie. rich bachelor.
In feet, that every,. pretty girl -held
levees, : in which the Suitors took turn
like tire customers Of a barber's
waet • to expose a. fraud," She
Writes, after a stay ojrrontbs.
A.•there-:. are ilk -ire MA 1. here than
Women,. but in • ,niy judgement ,they
.have run away from tutorial bond:.
elsewhere, and have come; out 'here
for it quiet, peaceful time away from
the pestiferous sex that Lau csusecl
their woes. . A. viouten is of less
• coneequeitte id•Winnipeg than any-
where else. in, the World. ' There is
• inighty Attie: marriage And- gie nig in
• 01,4r4 iage• here. The luerii
seem) tO be Anxious about it, and the
girls's° well understand. thinge that
they,won't encourage, it min until
they know all 'shout • his former life
-and inade sure that he hasn't a sur, -
plus wife ortwo in tlie East. 'Oh,
no 1 this is no place for a girl who
wants to marry, and I am owning
back to Huron this fall..
Awav,"—One wbo
• has been there tioliloquisem To %veto
ia the titor•eing early; to fled e'vaosai-
ey .on the' adjoining pilloW;.' 4) • rise.
With trembling antiltipieone of cows
llieftreelagirre-firieturfireifim
the balance of Inctaal "rto apre ;
a miserableslooking breakfast table;
to hard -boil the eggs and burn the
-tout and Apse, the coffee; to cat lone-
fannely and with rapidly -accruing
dYepeptic` wiarningefto go to work,
balf4darved, hal tired, half -savage.
to, liniry through a partly•digesta
(linnet' spoiled by one's own molting;
to us tS the balance of the dinner for
eupper turposea; Wash the dishes.
with electric soap amt. 'cad waterf.
to „break the name (the d Niles, not the
soap) occasionally; to takeup the
evening paper and to pause now and
thento wouder What makes the
house so qttiet; to hear the Wee nib.
ble itt •a corner, and to attack' the
spot with' arpoker; to wisli-iine haI
a niter, end to nermtlely othitemplater.
it flirt with some other fellev4; sister;
to'hunt for the tob tee° and find it
absent, to Make 'itideetts wick in
cuphottel. and fitaWerii in seareh for
the Weed; torethre tO eeet after leek-,
itig' the Xtinet,' J'eli ling the window
eashiel 416;itt,"etut 'ooking puler the
bed afoul:robbers; • to draw...• the Iva
•clothea.over one's head; -to.'illeep; t�
'dream; li, therefs the rub to rise in
the morning unrefrethed; totjam ihe
crockery itt oho awful heap in the
pencil; to eh oot the house dog drown
the eat, look op the house, and go oat
to board till the 'wife tiomen
Such ia the existartee of the grass.
widower. .And the woods hereabouts
are ftill of him. 'rile. vni.ed'Ot his
tiintrig on het IliViitIgh:thi;.landi
(110Mitc bitekl•Oh 1 00036 hold ye cooks.
eta fetid Insismakera and stocking.
Wenders end 011)641116ra And house.
'keepeis genera lyi Come back:
41
Xew. 1.silos .ee
trArciTY BOOK STORE
81000 Envelopes. im 350 Blotting Tablets,
-A large assortment a rocket Books and Ladies Satchels
0000 AND CHEAP.
• All kinds of High and Public Schogl 11439,14
. .
Old Judge and Sweet Oapolia1
* NEW 0000S ARRIVINO DAILY. EYERYTHIND FORISKOOLS.
Special Prices in Mx Lim of Goods ter make room four
Ca'001je
Which will he the best and cheapest ever seen in Clinton.
CHRIS. DICKSON
vityougt„
A ••••••••
TOE ditASIPIritRIE waif CLINTON.
A game of Cricket was played on
the Clinton grounds, Aug. 280, he.
tweett the "J uniors," of Stratford,
tied tho "Wonderers, jr.," of Olin..
Om, for the chAmpionehip of West..
ere Ontario at „the tune held by ibe
Wairderera, The wickets were
pitched at 10 o'clock, The day was
line. Excellent playing was made.
The outside team displayed 80WO
masterly strokes and wielded: the
willow in it scientific manner that
callecl forth the adotiratiou of the
spectators, but the borne team mad:).
a much greater score, thus sustaining
their prestige and . retaining the
championsilsip. of Western Ontario,
which a few weeke ago was Wrested
front St. Thbtuas, The following is
the score:
0Lit4rox-18T
.1. Stanbury b 'Watson
Johnst6a c Hyde, b Watson
B. Stanbury run out
t::‘InsbQuaryb rauny4ogut
J.; Barge e HAY, b Watio'n'
C. Coats b Hyde., -
W. Harland not out
L. Kennedy b Watson
J. Spooner b Hyde
J. Armor e Hyde, .b Watson •
. o
Byes2, Log Byes 3
•5
.1
.7'1?
11
OLINTON--2ND INNINGS.
B. Stanbury e McFarlane, b Hyde 2
J. Barge cend b Hyde 1
J. Spooner c Hay, b Watson
0, Howson b Hyde
Kettiedy h Hyde..
Coats b Hyde.
W. Harland Tun out
J. Johnston b liyda
H.'Stanbury b Hyde
Stanbury b Watson •
J Armor net out
• Byes 3, Leg Byes
No. Balls •
14
0
• 9,
.
•
e
4
9
01
• Total for 'Clinton 72.
• STRATFORD-1ST INNINGS.
R. Turnbull b Kennedy 4
.W. Hay Is Kennedy 1
H. McFarlane °Armor, . b Coats 1
G, R. Hyde b Stanbnry• 0
W. Watson b Kennedy • . 'O.
P. Hyde tun out• ' • . • 2
Dois beacon c,Stanbury, h Kennedy
R. Eason c Harland, b Kennedy .• '1
Et Carroll b Kennedy • • • .. . 0
.111cOarva liStanhury ' 2
W.- Deacon • 0
Byes
•• STRATFORD-2D INNINGS('
W. Hay ran- out • •
17. ,Watson b Howsem
0: it; Hyde stumped .,
•
XL' Deacon b Howson
R.• Eason c Armor,. I) Kennedy
McMinn l.i.andb Howson. • • •
it McFarlane runout
K. Turnbull b &needy
.F. Hyde not mit • ,
W. Deacon c Goats, b Kennedy
B. Carroll, b Stanbuty
Byes 7, Leg kee 1; Wide Balls 2
•
Total for Stratford. 64
Majority'for Clinton 8.
9
7
0
• 2
4
5
2
0
. 0
-10
42
•
• LOcALLETTEs.--Xuaat Wedbesclay
a team belonging to 'Mr. Connell of
Goderich township took a. rti• on
their. Own accOutit, it .0.
junction of streets ,neer the 'Hetten.
'MirySt. Methodist cherch they dirs.
, . ,
agreed as to. which route they would
takei.oile apparently wanted' to go
one way,the other another. 'The
result Was they !remelt up With. the
pole Of the:wagon' square against it
'tree with an animal •.oti each eide of
the tree. Trilling injury—The quid
nuncs .are.quite interested in the at.
tendon paid egress' widow by a coml.
dem Salvation.: Army Calla.. The
abowld• soget 41' seem to suit the
bless ji.ist to a T...—Gatferei Robinson
was hi tosyn last week endeavoring.
to•get souse of i.:4e Load's Army men-
• ey. He filially conelu(led that as
Captain Hanthly had possession Of
the funds, he also had the strongest
arguments as to the- ownereltip, end
abandoned the siege lie was about to
:.lay. against. the • Caplain—Chik
Dickson is hoine from .his up lake
trip. The pile of paper: hoxesin
front . of his book. store -the other
• day indicated he. had. boon bracing
to envelop the people—rAn Army.
soldier nn being asked Whithad not
• hett:er -be at work In Clintou instead
• of going to the basigtiet in Wing,
replied; that he e.xpected to
make hie expenses by traditig wat-
ches--Williatu Bay, ctinductor on
the Canada Southern, died suddenly
in St...tioutee last week, 'IIe had
been tronhlai iteqrt disease:1o,
76Tifiril in°
„At. Clinton cemetery hist Friday. Ho
'had held important positions on the
pratur. Trunk and American rail.,
ways. Ile was a son of the late
•Cotiiity Engineer—Last Sunday a
drummer of the tord`e•Army so ex-
dited.tionte bovinea, when on,his way.
to Stapleton, that the quadrupels
threw aloft their tails, put their
noses to the earth then uplifted their
voiles and joined in the grand liar.
teeny by adding their moo-oo•oo to
the rab.a.dub of the soldier,s drum.
The sound of the tirtnn was drowned
for once—Our enterptising apple
merehant, Mr. 1), Centelon, we Aro
sorry to learn, suffered conititletable
'pecuniary loss on hie ,shlptnent of
600f barrels to Montreal—Mr. IL
Hide is attending the meeting it the
British Aasociation in Montreal. On
the subject of anthropology coming
up, Mr, nolo -took part in mattera
releting 10 Indians—,At the need..
ing ef the Canaria Medieal Assecia.
tion, i Atotttreal last week, br,
Worthington read a petter oti tVid
Callee of "iiiabetea Ineipidue—one
with "escoplehalmie goitre," which
gave rise to a disensili011, itt Which
Dr, liarvey, of London, Dr, Mills,
Dr. Sloalie, Dr, Sheard, of Toronto,
'took part -•••,. E.litor 'McLean, of
the Senforth Expositor, last Tuesday ,
took unto himself a life partner itt
the person of Miss CArreteltobertsort,
of Itingst000tt one time a resident
Af ClintenaOur young townsman,.
Jack4ott," is for a tittle enjoyinA
metropolitan life in Toronlo-s.Mhis
Mettentie. of Cloclerich, who
had been on a visit to friends in
Clinton, for too weeks, raw nod
Olin.tou "Woollens
iiarinarurebesett the ahofM11ls1 the7
wilt •
Commence Running AT ONCE,
under the inanagemeneof bfr. E. Comm',
4.11 kinds of
MANUFACTURING
dune on short notice, and a large
otockei ,
Woollen gOods for Salle, Cheap,
Or 10 Exchange.. for Wool.
.DAVID GRAHAM,
• rzoporron
E. CORSE Pt manager, 209
LONDON LOAN CO'Y,
02•77., '
$100'00.0 TO LENO AT LOWEST BATES,
,Shortsiate looniest ,
& 13 -1 -:per 0.§313,t
'N.J. r,Nan
CARD OF . THANKS.
We, the Executor! ot the Ede Donald Scott,
hereby thitek the Confederation Life Assurance
Company and their Agent, R, Mannino, of Exe-
ter( for their prompt and satisfactory' settlement
of the policy on the lite ot the shove D, Son.
, 01:Err:Esti goTTI•kr: Executors. •
" Bankrupt Sale
Brussels, Aug, 27th,1884,
OR til" WA M WEA HER
New linen Lawns, Nottl Niorkt Lawns*, New Embroiderie$,
N(741w Reversible Prints in Pink Oheeks, Bisfok
and White Checks, and Blue and White • Checks,
Orangandie Muslins, White Pks., White Polka Dot Sateens,
New Buntings, Nun's Veiling, Fancy Dress Muslins,
and Suxmner Silks,
See Our Oreat Stock and you will be satisfied.
Estate JOEEN HODGENS,.
The GREAT DRITaGOODS PALACE 0701114'TO/4
Mortgage Sale
OF VA,I,VA,FiLE
FARM PROPERTY,
in the Township of iltallett,
Is TUK COUNTY oil HultON,
rr MUM Pow'sa OF SALE contained In a
mortpge A WO will be produced at the
time of sale, tterewill be offered for av.le by
Public Auction, it the Conuriercial Hotel, In the
VILLAGE OF Ann, at Two O'Cleek, P. H., ors
Thursday, 8124015th septeininer, A. MI
116849 ALL that certain parcel of hind situate in
the said township ot Hullett and composed et the
North 'Marty one acres of lot twenty -Eve in the
145h Concession. This desirable _property is
'situate wind's one and a halt miles ot the Village
ot Myth, on the t. 11. & B. It. R., andNo.1
Gravel road connects it with the Town ot Godro
rich, Rome exteen miles distant, and with the
Town of Clinton, about rten utiles diotant.
churches, School, Flour end Griot 1501., good
store's and Suarkete are. All Within easy rsach of
•
:hgloatt.Pfhere s:are sPaetret'YO; -cultlYatioth
, aid to be 84 acres cleared and In
loam and gently unduiating. There is said to
losorpon the premises a Log. House. In.A PO
state of repair, ands Frame Barn, goodWell end.
a never.taiiing supply ot water, This property
will be sold subject to a reserve Md. TOMO and
tonodritifounrtshmerpu
madeknown
g
etfeale.
• F
•
.E. 'CHADWICK• ,
. ' Vendor'i Solicitor.
BEATTY, CHADWICK, BLAOKEITOOK & GALT,
No. 68 Wellington•St. East, Toronto,.
Dated nth August, A.D., 1884. • 800.45
hotn0 en: Saturday -=.k Toronto
young holy who hair beins. visiting
Mr. Thos.,Cooper the•past3two weeks
, finds that the iitlubrioulf- aft Of Clio
ten and the kind Aretithient of her
• Mende enable hor to. tip the beam
at an ail ranee of 'even' point& over
her city whight.--.---The many friends
of Mr. Eonwr Cooper *ill he glad to
learn that he is nide ID be .about
again. Though not as rugged as of
yore, time %till bitable him to build
up agabo. ' •
Town Parliament.
Met, Monday night last. • Full
board. •
BOARD. OF -HEALTH
Ileported:
, That whereas a sodeatice exists.
•iihang the fiord' side of Mary St. be..
tweet& Oiattge and Isaac Ste., . which
seriously end a u gets 510 pablic &mirth,
,we •tlesire tO•Gring the niatter before
the Council 'at, owe with, aieW ot
having the ntfirettice abtiled at once.',
'The nuisance 'alluded to 'is alleg-
ed to be caM.eti by wasto water free)
the Woollen Mill mei Teunery10-
coitiittg 'stagnant to, the 'water eouree
or drain-. Cpuimillor Dolma: stated
that hehad seine years ago built.*
cislvert.tes sake the water away from.
his Tnnory, hut it ". beccene
'choked up: On beinanotified. by
•the Hoard .of •gealtli had opeisild
this up 440 opened' .up the' 'untili
• water course for some ZOO yds below
• his pretelees: Mr. Corbett. Was. al-
lowed to drain bhe rvfitse Water from
-
the Woollen factory, through ,this
• eul vert, so dist sofar An the n u isa nee
coMplained off related. ,tetliese two
preinises had 'beet], abated.. It
would 'however:be unceessay for the,
town to: .colithfue the Work .11e .1ind
initiated . 'and Open 1.0'ni1 Andet• for
the wot4.tioein to die 'Nail wiiy, track.
MsiMurchje contd•lered that,Mile,
rs. Doane andXorntitt hall tnited
very fairly towards abathig the nut:
,satice'complained of, and ftitoav,ItCtlie
town Should do as Deane euggeeted.
:Have this water cetirse :cileitned'.out
te itis Outlet, then it will '14iliie•duty-
..onfu;statiheo.0,. Inspector to, • "47, 'hie' any
parties who fill it ,i3paod repeat ;the
. . • •
oblurchie then Moved; secentled
:by Thopipson,that. the Street Cont -
10 instructed to • eiten up
v.v.o.ter °millet from Deaint's tannery
to railway triiiik•--Carried. '
7•1113'00wit ED WATER COURSE.
• The Covered upper potion peril:on:of this.
water course was also saidto emit
exhalations from 'the aurface open-,
. ;ugly of aeythirig but a.ttinitary char-
acter, ty'hich brought Up this ques.'
doe again. :After some suggestione
..front.Mr: Chitiley andesti expression
of .Opinion by weriees;i members of
thei•Coancil, a poliey; of masterly,
iimaoityiuitetgard.therei�.wae
Vigorously resolved upon for the
p1'e9ent1.116 etipeitse?lifrethetlying
the evil compraineclAl .S6nte4a.t.
• ,
acting as a •deterreet. .'; : •.
Mr. Chidley, Of the Board Of
Health, reminded the .Council thet•
if something was not done to abate
the tilsisatiCe ensitisatIng..frunt. this
covered drain, his "Board had.Ito
option but to report' the matter to
the Provincial Board Of Health, who
would send an Inspector up and
attend to the matter in a umener
involving more expense than if the
Council took it in hand. •.
1orge.101K—ii.s.P0RT,
• C000nittee Paeseti• and ,Courniii•
ort1(.4tedpayutept of. :the following
act:Mints: • S. Pratt 240,75 ; .Geo.
Rentgen 41,47 ; J. 'Raley 113.
15 ; Charity 9,75 ; 'house 21;00
Gau ley 0.65,
• • . .
• Receipts.; Weigh tees for Augnst
$17.i36; Sealers !Sold ,25.00.j Bratie
Hate 2500. ,;, .•
TLIEASUIMSE REPOitTi+s-AUGIlirt•
Iteeeipts. $509..841; 'Ex'pended 344,
73; Delano tm 611(3195.19 Adopt...,
ed. •
intipeetor to utieover gravel pit to
. preventleaving in, at Coat Of abOlIt
,
• Stone etreet crossing te he
Amen front •Post office to IlObbn,
.44..T. It Company to he notified
tert3MOVO freight shed NM 'lathes
St, Council adjourned..
WITHOUT RESERVE,
, •• •
RNITURE
) ••
TR ACCORDANCE watt A R.
SOLUTION'of the creditori, the Whole 'stock
ot Furniture of the
Estate of G. DIEHL tz SONS
Town of Clinton,
Will be sold at °OK'D PRICE, from and atter
• • 'NAY WM. The stock includes '
Redr00111 Sets, Parlor Set,
Chairs, Sidebeards, Bureaux,
And a general assortinent, all new and of good
workmanship. TI10 stock can be seen at any
time at the ware -rooms of Giro. Dumb SoNa,
Victoria Street: •
TERMS —All sums under $8 cash, Ovcrthat
amount six months' credit on approved Joint
notes. 8 per cent. per'annum off for cash on.all'
sums over
• • AffrAs the whole stock mnst be sold within ono '
month, this la on excellent chance for thoep-Parr,
nishitig to pathos., cheap.
•
LUMBER. .
• A quantity of Lumber 10 oRerid for rude en
bide, or In lots le indtTurchasors. The atock in
eludes, Walnut, Cherry, Butternut, AO, Elm
and Daeswood,
-UNDERTAKING.:.
This branch 01 150 buoiness will he oteinded to
Ks sane], and at greatly reduced prices.
' JOSEPH csiDLEY,
. Assignee In trust of the &tate of
Geo. Diehl & sons.
. . . .
Clinton, Hay 28, MC , 288
tit kirks,
otisoN.A.4 Stiqbatott,Ott dle iteth
'olio the wile of Mr, Geo. Olson, of
15 datightt
OR TO RENT.
THAT VAL174.,BLE PROPERTY, known
as the '
Milburn Hotel,
At present occupied by Mr. Fintneonroi,
is offered for sale or to rent, The Hotel is
situated on the 'gravel roads between
Goderich and Port Albert and
Goderich and 'Myth, and does is
snug business. Possession on first of f4m.
senility or Sooner if required.
• Terms Reasonable.'
Forparticulars apply to
294'AALLAN,
.2984 DUNLOP P. o.
. :i
LUMBER AND LATH.
U015 SALE, all kind' of Pine Lumber anel
12 °Lath. Those wanting Lumber, or Lath w'll
fInd it to their interest to give me a call. Yard
back otthe 'Fanning UM Factory, ,Wellington
Street, Clinton. •
248-51. JOSEPH °RIDLEY.
_BLYTH. SAW MILL
GOSMAN SvDODD.S
Are now pre' mired to do alt kinds oiworklin their
line. Haying vat In it grain crusher, we .reahle
to do chopping at any time and on the shortest
•
notice. •
• GORMAN Ic•DODDB,
Myth i3Ont
TERN -77;
1.884.
CANADA'S 1GREAT EXHIBITION
And Industrial Enterprise.
London, Canada,
Sept'r 22, 23,24,2512Q
$1110Q010,0 IN ,PRI/ES,
•$2,000,00 IN EXCESS OF 1683i..
$1,049.00 in Specials by Frieude
• of the Western urt
OPEN TD THE WORLD,.
The Western Fair tor 1.884 will tar sunsuit" all
Its predecessors. The prizes are larger and the
pc* teettires rod noveltleo to be introduced will
make st the most attractive exhibition ever bold
in Canada, Wait for it.
Write tO the Scorotary..fOr Prize LIAM, Posters,
Programmes's!. tiny Information required.
E. 85 ROBINSON', GEO. HolIROObt,
President 08.0 Secretary
THE LATEST. 1
ttAnive pistietto the renowned 'res.
it Nodal Artist, has Obtained the osolotoboo
Ole tiot.tlaier Bow. to All the Melt Stylet
of Isdiee' and gentlemerN halt•euttinto Oita deor
met ot the ffetntnertial Hotel.
A PRIZE Son els tenni for postagiI
Ind rtreeive tree, 8 costly**
eof goods' which will help All,
of either test, to more Money tight away Nein
neything else in this World. Fortunes await the
Werkers eh:oleic', sure... At 'Mee Mints" Wave
& CO., Moots, Heine. .
vlititisrtmtontilhot. *Ass
loATHIS PAPER
Whkit le kept on
tIs ist the tietes if ono 'rtiowitl, Ito-
muss's* fifia.k, i`hicagd, 01.
WE HAVE MADE
GREAT
PURGHASES
..WHITEAND GREY
ANDW AkE S FLOWING
Grog Liil !Lac Gaols
New :03.pek ,Sliittiugs,, just .
.Jilt the Goods for ITar:vest time.sar
Boy s Clothes
GILOOERTES
Cheaper Than Ever
At COOPER'S Grocery.
,•••04.
'Mr. nos, Cooper returns thanks to Lig.
many 'customers for their liberal patronoge
in tbe past, and begs to annottece that lew
lum initiated his 804 flow as. await:h.:,
of the firm, and hopes they will receirs is
continuance of the import hetet/49e so
liberally accorded to the house.
U.R. 60 OT.. TEA.
Will atill be a Specialty, mei ran itot
,be beateti in the market, . All other
Groceriee',- as low ae possible.
. • ,
Laige Stock of f.1r.4st,of,„Altr,..edIs4
'•'CritOCKERT'on hand. Ala?
FRESH OAT MEAL,
• CORN MEAL, FLOW
OATS, POTAroes,
&c,
Specialty.
iseman
e DRY -GOODS • EMPORIUM
F CLINTON.
$lliii.t.4$ op
. 2
(Late of Stratford). has opened out in ROWELL'S OLDSHOP, Dearlyopposite the
• , Commercial Hotel, . •
'HURON STREET CLINTON
Where he is now prepared to do all amoral BlatIcsalith Work.
orsc-Shoeing a Speoiailtr. N! All Work Guaranteed
• Give, us a call andbe satisfied.
.TC
Ooper&$on-
• PREEMANM
7orati POWDER%
• 50 Omer rtt itt t. ko,. Contain their brit
. r 0, Is a Rafe, sure, and etteee real
in QhitiIrea or Ain1101
•
. TO TF1E. PUBLIC..
Iltderichliarbleiorka
T 'HAIM appointed MR. RCilsEIST as
,t General agentot the Goderich Marble Wort.*
for the County of Huron. • •
' JOSEPII VANSTONE.
. Proprietor
•
Qoderich,feb. 8;1881. . '
,
Clilitou Marble Works,
HURON STREET, CUNTON,..
W. 11. COOPER, J.r.,
Manufacturer of and dealer in all kinds o'
Marble & Granite 'for Cemetery .
'16'orit t figures that defy .conspetition
Also manufacturer of the Celebrated,
TIFICtAL SroNE tor Hailing por.,
poses mill Cemetery Work, Which nissA
be wen to be appreciatecl..2-Al1 wuii
ivarranted jo give satisfaction. -
STOI/ES.
Just Arrived,- a Splendid Lot
CO.01 SiOres,,. :a:
PARLOR & 130X ST07M1..
a .
MaMm..tith.:Stok .-Watokou.sti.:11004r.e.aAd Tin Shop,
• far OF EVERY, DESCRIPTION,
AT-
Lt.A. -01:R.MMM D'0124.,
. t
.Th o best proparatiott known to science forbeautifFing the
COMPLEXION
.6NE 8/NOLIC APPLICATION is warrttatod. CO
• tr."w-'"1= beautify the F1100 and civet° tbe Fink doe.Sallow COnt•
plexIon it Perfectly Henithy. xitturai, and Youthful
‘•••,,. "- Anticarauce. it Conceals Wrinkles. Freak% Crow's'
• 1,..,•:i. Feet, and the Widow of Age' leaving th'o wan lion,
Sinooth. and 'White.
..,,_ .
IA% PRI°E,...60 cents, Sent to 558' addregs. restsge
i'l• stamps taken. Addrena allitttorn te
CREME 9' OR, braWer 2,6168 %elite •f'.O.
I Ask Your druggiet fer It, Wholdsaie by 'ell whole -
11110=11001010"6"1"1"1"11111.1111111"11181. .11.11111"
Trade Mark, •nale d 'kuggists.--
-4 ,
SALESMEN WANTED
•,,rag WITH -ENERGY AND DETERMINA,
1. TIOS, and possessed of IV, reasonable alliount
erix pi nor31011sgraentedeittridi obaiti tis eta() iiros etratza, hi 0s bitylet11111enix'r
our NUMery Stock. 'We goarantett dlisinek
end MI Wit are well nod. favorAbly known through.,
out Ontatiu, our agents Mid no trouble in Malting
salts. No experience 7.400'41 Outfit nett be
carried lb Oat pocket.
Send us postal card' for tonne, isle.
284.1nn.
• CHASE. PR.°. HtAE;;A:080';
• RT,ON
Nunstretese and teedsmen,
NEIKi
lieOT & SHOE SPED
IN PERIM'S BLOCK,
lioncletutde work, sewed and l'oggol, tt
prices to suit every purse. Th.it best work,
lowest, lvticeth satisfeetko goarentecd.
Att I have firet.elasa city woke:ten ctn.
plbyed, entire SittlafatitiO& la a ceennety.
Giva ma a tall,
ItOBEItT 41,111930.X,
trracom, mitqlet,
AFTER
THE
FIRE
CANTELON BROS.
REMO NTE D
, -40—
Racey's MI Stand.
R 0 0 EVES
CHEAPER YVAN VERA.,
—AND
'rho suhicritlei bcga to return his sincere:
Shanks to his :clistniners and the publ,to
generally, fpf:the liberal patrenage e$Iebd,
ed to lilinin the isast„! !slid by furnishit4
ths
, .
•
Irtiele
4A.T,
LOWEST lemonetativg
tic hopes. to - Molt s continuance tst •
same. • .
• • •• ,
redotroneritlatriaLet
,Jiii.11xlitct...11ermerattOf
SEST RitANDS. Of BRANDON, PORT
WINES and HOLUND GINS, suitable
formetlicitail perptisee and Smith, use.
IlAss! Ate and Oteneess" Perrot, in
bottles—pinta or quarts, C4Iial)140',1 A l.E4
AND PORTEN CARLING it DAVI Es LAohis
Ststabtly on hand, ,
Just received)ht prime condition, .Mee.
eimitt 41:41011, Attt, CIIAMPAGNM
Pian SODA..
Itid7WOle GOitcrido ,
itHOBSON
ALBERT STREET CLINTON
OWLE
EXTRACT* LC
STRIA 11111
• ' C I/ E '
CIOLER
CHOLER-AINFANTlifv1
;
ALL.SUMMEOMPI.AINI
SeLD BY 41.1.1714LERS.