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TUX liON. -11. Rese will talk
to the public in the town 114111 Olin,
ton, on Friday 17th, Oct.
Tug LAMM Aid Society of the
MethOdiat Clittroh, with their usual
euterprise bad a lanch room on the
secend day of the show laat week,
in one of Searle'e new ater.
Tug elegant new Residence of
D. D. Wilson, in Seaforth, will on
Friday evenine, the 10th inst., be
lighted with Goa manufactured on
•the premises by The Combination
, gatt Maelkine Oo , of Wintisor„Oot
MTS
with ope of their 30 light Qui 14a-
obine, Oompetent representatives
of the Company wilt be present to
exPlain the Oompany'e plan of light -
ng.
Courionseit Saaarat la pushing the
eorner atere building rapidly along
this fine weather. It is possible
Lha t though last commenced it will
be the lint finished end occupied.
11.1r:Searle should secure drat class
tenants as heis having the buildings
Auished ha a first class manner: There
are extra water line concrete floors
to the cellars and the overhead floors
are being "deadened." We also eh.
serve that Mr. Menzies is putting.up
a cottage, fur Mr. Searle ou his lot
on Princess St. If„buildings make a
tewn Mr. Searle is prely doing hie
part in the good work. ,
14 and ArOnind the ollniV.
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NOVO.R.—eta aft Otos 4,011 6e: Owl fa Weigle
itoino of veto Ann any reliable source, MAO'
laktUi Or wriaot. :Reports qf onestinge,
.14tai4inente, !Moldy rend church gauge, ego,
or any other ructters of genarteCintaree6
win afrecto ?moo �place in 0nre01unens.-41
Soisoor, Boons,--Sohool supplies
At lowest prices and 6 quires good
•note paper for 25 emits, at Weir's
-atom Beaver Block. 301
Lip, Fon Aeeess I -Mr, DaVid
Clantelon is prepared to purchase
any quantity of apples. Highest
marlmt price paid. 302-tf.
. Camp's IVitf.ntegay
Saturday evening inuny of our citiz-
ens tot* the opportunity of inspect,
ing the variedatnd really recherche
steck of lionnete, etc in Craib's meg,
:acetic and well lighted show roons
Talk of "a love Of a bOltnet," Those
vittaldi iudeed,„have a penchant for
something beyfebd the artistic) powers
SA this sublunti'ry spheie to produce
4)id not they uot see among the lag.
telflant assortment here displayed
Male style of lasliee head -coverieg
which weuld accord with their taste.
In ehape theyskre varied, iiigh
crowns prevailiug. Some of the
shapes are of teel gray and fawn
felt with drab and other comple-
mentary colors prevailing in tlie
trimmings. Goldeo brown with
gold trimtnings loOks very pretty,
while the rich olive hues of others•
with their -approptsate ornaments
mumnoitem. Eva:Ir.-The most
melancholy event that has happened
in our town for some time was the
demise, last Thursday, after a four.
weeks illness, of Miss isizzie Chidley,
third daughter of our esteemed
townsman, Joseph Chielley, Esq., at
the early age of 21 years. That de-
ceased was .4 general fararite was
quite evident from the universal ex-
pressions of regret. She had for
about seven years been an assistant
iu Mr. john Oraib's establishment,
and that gentleman closed his place
of harness during the interval be-
tweethe demise andthe funeral,
The burial took place on Saturday
and was -very largely attended, the
business pines being dosed during
the passage of the cortege along the
streets. We tender our sympathies
to the famiily in their great bereave-
ment.
and ever varying celored pendant
ribbons very Much enhance tha gen-1
oral "get up. One, of these •oliy.e
green_ bonnets, relieved by a dash of
"coquilicot" red is a perfect beauty.
The lady .manager cif tit is department
open's co thoroughly understand her
business. • •
. Tait' Oaaak BAND gar
•• a proineuade concert 'in, the :Toy
Hall on, Thursday evening.. Th
attendauce we.; uot such, we ar
informed, as th,e merits of the•affei
called for.
MR. HENRY ;Cooks Sr:., is takin
orders for Fisher's Little Giao
Steani Cooker: 'I'lre petite arrange-
ment is saidby the .city press -t�
, all that is claimed for -it. • "
S. S. Sessmx.-7The nineteenth
annual session of -the Sabbath School
Association of Canada will be held
in the First Presbyterian Church,
Brockville, on Oct. 21, 22, 23. Clin-
ton we presume will be represeeted,
as a very great interest is manifest.,
ed here in this Work; which we
consider the tuost imparted element
ill the formation- of Christian char-,
..acter. Return Railway fares fbr
delegetest at one and one thirdatinge
le rate.
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Home Aoane,-ToWnsinan Mr:
• John McGarva, J. P. is home rigida
from an eleven 7weeice .Siait to the
, bonnie land of "brown heath mai
Shaggy wood." Evithestlythelleatits
er was not on tiredurieg Itis. stay in
the . old land, at least he bears rio.,
traces of '&80ot-citing, on tliecentrary
ster
big •
unusually rubieinal 'appearance,
hears eviderice that a vimit t0. the
land Where they raise theSdiest men"'
_ can increase the tiVoirdupois of
ltu-
waitity as •Well as the roast.b.edottlie
adjoining 'country, -where they raise
the "best horses'," Mr. McGarisa
iticreasel in weight eleven pounde,
during his .levee weeks absences' s
DENNIS LEn...--Mr• Thos. Dinsley.
lute returned from a trip to England.
He enjoyed himself hugely and . has
sdang,litel fuel got -fat" itt the -Meon,
titue. le is. questionable whether,.
his ' were more' excercieed..-
an t hoseld [staffs to am -pryers tion
- between rine �f the 'Dorls,worth-
tenants. en the return of "Tote.'
Said one; "Din nip Lee -is hack agiti."
"Dye ye tell me eol," said another.
• ,•Fwhy,' don't you •see that buck of a
gintleman aerates the sittreet," 'Faith
an I do an' a' feints bye lie is.'" "Aye, -
he is pit home from oeld Ireland,
is Dinnis, and . moighty foinwpapie
are the Lees." . How is . that: for
Dinnislee?
SUICIDE AT LUCKNOw.-On Tues.
e day night, last week, as the late train
on the \Verna/stop', (trey, & Bruce
Railway was nearing Lueknow,•the
engineer felt a sudden jolt, as if he -
bad run down something, and an
examination subsequently, the .body
of a man named A. Alcieurvie was:
found on the track,. horritily minis
lated, one •leg. and one Maw - having
been taken off by the ponderous
wheels of. the engine. The unfertun
ate man died soon after he was diee
covered. He WaS a eottetahle in .
Lueknow for rme years, but had-ef
late been leading a rather diseipOted
life0a,nd it is.supposed that'll° com-
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mitted'suleide.in the manner stated:
THE KIND, OF Honsitea-A, prom,
_inenthorsemart states that sales this
year have been fully 20 per °ed.
. larger than laet year, desiSile the
fact, that 'general . business has been
so quiet. The demand 'far horses is in.
creasing eveyy years'aed, as the aup•
ply does not appear Sto iricreciensin
.the same, proportion prices are run.
ninf higher; -Mut this year range
from 15 t�5 per cent, higher than.
• hurt year. The main demand is for
good reading horses, those having
. good'size,'rityle and action. A rem
sonable degree of epeed Is looked for,
• bermes beilig expected to read ten
miles an hoer easily. •(4reat speed
18 not a cilStoreary desideratum, but
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is rarely onjected to.
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AN ENTOEISH PATIN?. Savar-rear•
ful and wonderful are the Vagaribe.
of the Scotaft 'Marriage -law. From
time out of: .mind it hers been tonsid'-
ered legalrlorpeople, to marry mero.
ly by makingairalecletation in the
presence ;ef 13ut 'by a
statute of Charles ..the IT., which- is
about as obsolete as the Lord's Day
Aot, such marriagee were forbidden
and declared punishableflat week
a couple weer) broiielit up at the
Edinburgh Police.denrt for having
contravened tide statute by (feeler.
Jog themseivert husband end wife
bade() •witnessert. They , pleaded
guilty, and were fined. a glinting
0.1dly enough, however,the
conviction .,ithelf beentries a
emebeetieh of Ole marriage, and the
rlbotiMent rees3rding is ieertificate
Marria)Se Whielt cart be produced
-et epee_
THAT BAD RULE. -,The rule pre,
railing at the Public School, that
Pipits presenting thewselVes • five
udeotes laye shall not be admitted
until next morning -or afteruoon, as
the case may be, is held by the
Printipal to be a good. one. He saya.
• that already it has hada good effect,
therebeing a Jess number of. 'ilate'.'
.pupils since it came in force" titan
formerly; that it tends to -produce
puectuality and artier, very nea. ssary
elenieuta in the education of yquoir.
We have ito personal interest in the
matter, it wasmerely referred to in
our •columus at the suggestien of
some who held and.still hold that it
has a tendency to. create "truancy"
'on alre part of pupils. They lipid
that instead of turning the pupil
away wlicsis live 'minutes late, he
should be detained IP school, fai;e11 if
not permitted tO take liis place in
class, as no adthittence ia just play-
ing into the delinquenCe,hande. The
Pringipal also states that this "late"
imaineits.1 vesy outliving . to the.
te'aehere; Well, pan] pb1ic seryants
othetesOto serve the priblic
are stibject to annoyance, but if effi-
• cieet working of the school and the
good of ille.greatest number of pu-
nis• is served by the "bad ride" it
tnaY be one of the neceseary evils. :
1%T0T AprIteorAreo,--u.n .Tuesday
Of last week as per announcement,
at least We. are told that .the leetu re
• wes • ad Vettiaed,'•Mts.: Prendergest,
• presiden t: of the ,W'otneo's Christian
Atreociatien, Seaftirth, lectireff ou
• 'rein perairce in the Temposanee Hall
Imre. • Our =informant ,whowas pre-
sent states that, the audience consist-
•ed.:of faur men and probahlf twenty
-Waren. are stirry were'net
ptekent as the remarks of the lady,
weare toll, were pregnant' -with
:fadeaiid feed foi:thorigh ts and dis.
livered with, 68naidera'crie ,force and
grace, and quite fiee'frorif• the!thus-
fee rodentolita:leswhich is too often,
e. Marked pheracterietic of teetOtal
is -Pouters, • Our. infotnaate whose,
sy toptith he are •e itli theca:use :fears
that the nortrinaI,chargs, Of la cent',
at the door was the deterring cause,
. And that, the, bliumess of the bourse
•wes. no..eritetior of the ability of 'the
'lecturer, •but must bp • taken: as
• nage of -the aumonf of Sympathy.
the bnik ef temperairee supporters
have in the grand cause of the, ame-
lioration of theie,fellownion, Tito sym.
pathy which quails, and cowers-11nd •
shrinks ivlien 15 cents stands in the
, way .of giving .expeeesion .to• it, put..
littorman,t 414,kis ;cermet he of .a
very deettled or unselfish nature,
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MAGISTRATES
Tcole .c1iarked..4arY. Kate Griines
with- Callina'the -skid Mrs. 0,Toole
m
naes itoC et, ail in keeping .with
•the twig mode, of. addreaing .vir,
tuotio ap&reapectehle, peraoirs. . On
Friday evening...Mr, Justice Forrea,
ter ineestigatecr the_ affair: •"Ye
sees' said 111.rss O'Toole, "rwas
fur a Pail of Wather.and fwhat tiOes
I see knit the .forrain Of Mary ,Rate
Grinies haif-iti, and half out of . the
windy, tin' .ater honor I never sake
wurd. whin she up an •co.11ed intaa
Whore, et. Mts.. Walsh' as
hamed to 'sdy that. Mary Kate id
call,. Mr. O'Toole. "sielt shockin'
naines that' Were her gray • hair of
the'lfdalitatiable Clip they it;ptild
have stood.'"on hid." Mary Kate
Many' tltnee asid Oft, .during the ex-
aniination1. denied pits softimpeiteli:
merit'•and madea Connter charge
against Mrs': p"raele of threatening
to disembowel here' • UM. O'Toole
with her eyes in fine•4reitay rolling,'
her fmgers.spread out in e 'diffusely
eloquent Style, a gracidul away,.
Mg of her body and at times a peal.
fat somi•shuttitig of the oyes and
energetic diving of her head into his -
worship's faee, said it was a no such
thillg. And if Martin O'Donnell
Weuld.' only coine forward "loike ' a
brave -Trish- bye' he would swear
that ary Itate liad to be held by
the waisb to prevent.. her, from
10 -reeking • Mrs, O'Tople into
middle Of next week... Martin
O'Donttell with considerablereluo.
tattoo ttepeared as a vvitneas but did
'me add much. to the enlightenment
of the 4‘.Coort," but swore thathe
paw 11100. °Toolo. brandish a knife
and say to Atery Kate that she
trivet went off with tneti ie Mary
,iCa!'n dil, Thissiather turned the
tables on Mrs, O'Toole and added to
the confusion of the court. The /led
was crowded with onlookera, ell arA
parenily ntheli pleased With the efs
forts of Mrs, ()Toole and Mary:
gate to amurie them and edify his
worship. The CASO WAS adjourned,
and Mr, Daly was ealled to answer
for trespass tommitted by his child-
- en on the 15k:thirsts of Mr,' John -
Mon. Ono dollar fineend costs wee
imposed upon Mr, Daly, who d'e-
pArcod very 'lintel) dissetisfied with
Diu "boys" were practicing with
the "inerchitte,' Monday evening.
Should a fire occur during the pe -
sent efficient management of the
Clinton. Brigade it would have to
take water, sure.
Coutiry MURK Atlantan was in
town yestsrday and in companrwith
Reeve Jlliott proceeded to examine
Londeaboro bridge which is said to
be unsafe. They were met there by
the Warden.
Ws notice that the Rev,
Rioocly has , an important chute!'
charge in Gladwin Michigan. The
gentleman likes ;he place and the
work very well so far. This news is
very gratifyingto us and will also be
pleasing to Mr. Moody's very many
friends here andin Huilett and God;
rich townships. We wish him God,
speed in his noble work.
TOW/I Parliament,
Met Monday evening, the Mayor in
the Chair.
In street matters Walker asked
about sidewalk ou Orange Street and
expreseed the opinion that it should
be laid (loam in accordance with vote
of council some time ago. Thompson
agreed that the work should be pro -
°ceded with at once especially as the
property holders had agreed to find
one-third of the lumber for a thirty
inch walla The Inspector is to have
the work done forthwith.
Finance report recommits pay-
ment for work on streets $25•42; D,
Connell, deepening well etc. $14.50;
Mews Ream, printing $6.00; L.
Trouse, part salary $22.00. Receipts
from weigh settles for September $10.
65. Treasurers monthly report show-
ed receipts for September 8585.62;.
ciesbursements 41584.83.
THAT DRAIN.
The Mary Street water course
nuisance came up for its regular
manthly ventilation. A. Mc Kenzie
said that the ehainafilisof the loal
Board of Health had stated to him
that Ito would have to report to the
Provincial authoritia if steps were
not taken at once to remove the nuis-
ance.. The chairman had also stated
that he could trace a recent death to
tlie nuisance emanating- front this
drain or water course. Osi motion of
Coats, decennia:1 by Thompson, the
street inspector Was instructed to.
make a thorough inspectienof Mary
Street drain and proceed against all
parties found •throwing or allowing
reftise to run intd-said drain. At1d
here the matter ended, Council ad-
journed. . • .
()LINTON FALL SIIOW•
• The anpual fall exhibition of the'
Hullett Agricultural' Society took
place here Wedneeday and Thurs-
day of last week. The chief exhib-
its were on the whole wore nuttier-
ousjand were markedly of an im-
proved character as compared with
last or former years.
IN HORSES.
.The exhibits were exceptienally
eumerous, partieularlY io the agri-
cultural elites, the prize- takers in
which lia„ve eveiy r'easefi to be proud
of their sUccese w6re conspertitiffn
was so keen anti cotepetitors 'se
numerous. ••
. IN CATTLE:•„
'There were alio; a good number of
entries, though Competition did not
seem so sharp as ins'Ithe borse'line:
Sheep, swine and poultty were,
fairly -well, represented.. :
• INFLESIONTS.
The leading .erti•riage mann factur
era of the.count.); were represented.
Thechiel amottgarboniwere.fly, Oen-
teion, • J. Leslie awl F. Re-litho:11, ••of
Clinton„ and JS•Brunedore of Lends
horo,the last na med ea lathing ale m
er Waggon of gorgeous finish tul pa i n t,
said liners tranefer picturea and var
nish. • 'lite wheets and wait beiok'
devoid -of paint the natural groin of
the Wood was to be seen. Oran))
the' varnish, ITarry Catitelon's "pa.. -
.tent gear” attracted considerable at
tendon and isevidently•:destined to
he -the west uiti verait Ily used of' any
now • eater* • Agriculturalimple,,
ments and manufacturea generally,
were' :.tiot so well repraarilted as
'would seem desirable. • . ,
„ •DaIRV enontioria.
• Were Malt better represented in
the' buttcr liiue then could reaSeti,
ahly been beett 'expected. And not-
vrithstanding the very dry • season
ahd poor pesturitge. the samples
Were good. -'The real "gilt, edge;"
clover ' aronted arttele was there.
The "staff of life" jncleried Many
samples of the skill Of thrifty house-
wife or wardens end, tlie excellent
s
samples of "herald made" bread gave
ample- evidence that the man ufaeture
Of a digatible article in, this- line
18 net as. yet •One of the lost arts.
W. Young was also to the fore With
epechnens of "baker's. . • •
• - • aaeies':swook •
•
Did net give an finprelesion that any
Marked' improvement, over . other
years, had been made by the deft
handed members ;of the gentle sex,
though qiiite a number ef ineritorioua
articles not included in the 'prize
Het were exhibited which were inuoli
praised, denoting as they 'did con-
siderable taste and a Penelope -like
patience. •
In the fine arts our young friend,
Master J. J. 13iggine showed sev-
eral specimens of landscape and-
• still-life painting- Which' evinced tt,
• remarkable grasp df fore shortening
and perspective in one so young, as
•
also of form •,and color -blending.,
Mrs T. .Toslyri was also an exhibitor
in this line, but we have te regret
that in our hurtled noting of mat-
idis the attention was not given her
work whieb it deserved. .
The Exhibition as a whole was fully
up to, if not in ad %reflect, of the
average township show, though the
wet weather militated considerably
itgainst its financial suceeste The
president, end direetors did all that
was possible to seeure entries., and
"during the show Were assiduous in
their efforts to lessen the evils of the
unpropitious weather. Of the Seere.
tory, it must be said the detail's of
entries, °tee Were attended to. by
him in a mall ner of all worthy pralee,
As to the judgee,in spite ogwhat some
ennoeive to have been errors ofjudg.
merit, they appear to hare giVeti
pretty general satisfaetion. •
Itaroms,-ticavy Draughi,---Ireavy
Draught team, .Tohn Ilattenbury,
Chesney Bros. 13tood mare, John
d 3 Fisher. Spring foal,
John McMillan, 1 and 2, Two year
old gelding dr filly, .11 Visher, John
Avery, Ono year old gelding Or filly,
Ale* inviesaJohn. doMillan. pring
feed, colt or filly, sired by aLincolti-
shire Tom," speolal prize bv 11.1
Itibbs, Jenkins, StervaittPlummer,
di pries! toral,-11rood marri,JMartmis,
.1.Stanbury. Sprieg fdal, J Marquis,
l'wn year old gelding or
filly, J 0) Stewart, Gee f-ltevenson,
f)ne year old gelding or filly, A
Munro, 3 Dale, Best Agricultural
team el lin 8 Ota Mares Cr `
0°131.et MiLeoeii,Nrecto
At DICKSON'S BOOK STORE,
A large assortment of COMBS,
From lioN to 40a. each, 'We bare the best Combs that eau be lamed, et
The first thipment of our MISCELLANEOUS MOONS We anise' from
Letitia in Blighted, coitsisting of about .2,,Ofira Book; among whipu ata Matthew
Henry's Commentary a the 13ib1e, 0 vols., price 16—worth $22. aislse Bedtert Corn-
umutary, 0 vols., price 41040...worth, $17,0ea--r-Aiso Chaiukrar'sli.)10folieleedia, 10
voise for PO -worth large quantity of Chember's Diode eriee.4.---,The
balanee consists chiefly of Sunday School, Library, or Prise Books-publisben by
Religious Tract Society, Nielioleon It Sons- Society for Proniotng Christian Know-
ledge, James Nisbett le Co., Niunno & Co. -Book Sefhoy, Oliphant & Co., &e., &e.
Give ue a call for SUNDAY SCHO
BOOKS—our ITIOES
arc 1412WE1 than the Tomato Houses.
• .HRIS. DICKSON.
years, Mason. Road or Carriage.
Brood mare, J Callender, J Avery.
Spring colt or filly, A Munro, W 11
Scott. Two yearold gelding or filly,
G Shipley, One year old G'elding or
filly, W 11 Scett, Span Read or
Carriage horses, D MeBrien. Buggy
horse, 'Jr Carling, W Pierson. Saddle
hot's°, W Dixon, N Robson,
TcLoBw—.—, uTIsmnr oe $r eat f 111 1.1: an nj.
Milchd2.
totoyne.aroonklehyelefaerr, AtiCa.hretelfrzrei, Xdid
Biggins, A- Elooat, Bull calf; II
Snell & Sons, 1 and 2. Heifer calf,
A Elooat, Biggins, Herd of- three
females and one male, II Snell &
Sons, WJ Biggins. Native Or Grade.
OOIV, 0 5 Doane, Stanbury.
Two year old tenets. '1' Beatty, 0
Disney, One year old heifer, J
Marquis, J Stanbury, Heifer calf,
G Shipley. Fat ox or
steer, Disney. Three year old
steer, JStatibury 1 and 2. Two year
aid steer, J Stanbury 1 and 2.
SIIIPIP.-Leic, stars and their 8,rades,
-Aged Rani, II Snell dt Sons, I and 2.
Sitearling ram, R Cole, II Snell &
Sons, Rain lamb, U Snell & Sonia R
Cole. Pair bE ores, 11 Snell & Sons,
It Cole. Pair Shearling ewes, II
Snell & Sous, R Cole, Pair ewe lambs,
II Snell & SonsSJ 0 SteWart. Oafordt
Shropfliire, or: Soullidowno.-one ram
.
and four ewes, II Snell, & Sons, (I. 0
Stewart. Cotswolds and their IT odes.
-Aged ram, LI Snell ea Sons. Ram
Iamb, It Snell & Sons. Pair aged
ewes, H Snell & Sons. Pair Shear.
ling owes, IrSnall & Sobs.' Pah; ewe
lambs, II Snell ct Sons.
. Purls ,,-Large Breed, - Aged boar; J
Stanbury, Sow, 3 Stanbury. Sow
pig under- six months old, 0 Spooner,
Stan burv. -Aged boar, G
Plewee. Sow, G Plowes, • I, and 2.
Boar .pig ueider one year old,
Govier. Sow pig under one year old,.
Golder. Boar pig under six months.
old, O. -Rutledge, G Plowees SOW pig
under six months old G l'iewes I and
2. Berkshire, - Aged .boar,' G A
Cooper, 8 Gray..Soiv; 5 Gree, J
Stanbury: Boar pig Under ono .y eae
G A- Gooper t Gray. Saw pig
under one year..old,'.5 'Gray, G A
Cooper. Boar pig under six months'
old, T Ceti:tett, J. Cartwright. '.Sow
pig under Mx 'months .olci J Staribua•Yi
and 2, • ,
13iack'5panis14. T
irsi-
rison,, F. Beattie. • Dark Brahrnis,
Thos Cooper, Beattie. Light.Brale
mas, ,Beattie, . 0 Wilson.. Grey
.Dorkipgs,' J', TIarrison. Black Pais
ands,' F Seattle, 1 'and 2.• • Golden
Polonds, 0 Q Wilson.' Springled•
Hambergs, G 0 Wilson, N StaubUry.
Houdans, ,C. 0 , Wilson. .Pattielge
Calder; • Beattie .1 and 2, Ply•
mouth Rocks, P Beattie ;1 Harrison,
.13trff Cochine, F Beattie. Game
J. . Harrison.' Bantams, F
Beattie, Nlitanbury„ Ducks, .1 Hai.
visors .J. Mason. Mesavy .Ducks,
. Beattie) J Harrison., Geese., T
Fear, J Ila.trison. 'Timkeye, J
risen. Colection. of . Vervis,•.tirree
:distinct., breeds, a male • and -tic!
male of each kind; F. 13eettis, 0.0
Wilson. . Judea, L, 'Thorn T. M,
• • •
laranstaaass-One Horse Buggy;
covered; 3 Bisunstion. One Horse
Buggy, open, Hy Cantelon 1 and..
One Horse Cutter, 3 Brunsdan,
Fanning' Mill, A aJaMurchie & Co.
Gang Plow, T Tipling., Field Roller,
..13runsdon: ' Dernoorat waggon,.
Hy Ornatelen., Tut•nip Cutter, J
Young. .;;Set -Horse Shoes, T Tipling,
'Times amtlJohtletop. Wooden Pump,
Ferguson (6 ,Willows, and J Roos.
Wooden,,A/clesledent Skein Lutnber
Waggon,•J Brunsden. 'Wrought iron
.Beam,PlowsT J'ipling, Milier & Ted:
ford. Horse Hoe or &trifler, J'
'Young.. Judges, alo-
Quarne. • • •
Giteisi.:-.Fall wheat, John Avery,
G. A. Cooper. Sating Wheat, D. lip -
••lady, R. Cole. White. oats, Ge. 'A.
Cooper,J. Harrison. Six rowed.
barley; 6. A. Cooper, Small, Peas,
Thos. Carbett.
Fizutr. -Fall apples, Allinsbbr
W. 'Herbison, G. A. Cooper. Col;
lection of apples; G. A.. Cooper, Wm.
Herbison,'J.PleWs. Golden Russets,:
Thee: Fear,' ItesElford: Northern
spy', 3. Maser:, G. Middleton. 20 oz.
pippin, W. lIerbisonS ..T. Marquis.
Snow epples,, W. Herbison, ;John
• Matson, Spitzenburge W. Herbison.
Rhode Island' greet -tinge, A. S. Fisher,
W. Wisp, Baldwins; W. Wise, Rich.
Carter: Fall pippina; Geo. A. Cobper,
Rich. Carter, Plums, T. Holloway..
Peaches, J. Plewes. Fall Nara, Jas.
.Cartwright. Judgers. 1.-1)/(iMichael;
Ed, Cash, Geo. Cox.,.. . •
)1V1earie4'eftfitice.--1Ionie made flan.
mel, 'Man Mulholland, Miss McEwen.
Factory %made cloth,. Clin ton Woolen
Mills. Facterymade flannel, Qin-
ton Woolen Mille.. . Pair blankets,
Clinton' Woolen Mills, MSIVIoEvir.en.
Assortment of leather, 0. 8, Doane;
Parlor set furniture, .A.A, Sennett.
Grape, wine, T. Fear,. J. Allenson.
Home made bread, M. Sehwanz, J.
Worsen, Baker's bread, W. Young.
• VEGETABLES. -s Collection goriest
' vegetables,J. Atkinson., Potatoes, J.,
• Marquis, 3. Rattenbery, Early Rose
potatoes, M, Kelly,: J. 'Marquis,
Beauty of liebron, J, Avery, 3, Oraib.
White elephant potatoes, j Rotten
• bury, J. Allanson. Mangold Wurlraels,
J. Mason, 3. Allansom Albringhatn
• eaerots, J. Mason. Long ()roes°
entrots, • J. A Hanson, J. - Mason.
Short Giardini carrots, J. Morns r.
Allanson. White Belgian carrots, .1.
Piewes, It & Son.. Swede tur-
nips, j Plewes) 11 Elford, Stone
Grey ttirnips, J Meson, 3 Allonson,
White alloba.turnips, J Marion, .1 .0-
lanson. Winter cabbage,J Allanson,
111 Kelly. Pickling cabbage, al:Melly,
J Allanson, Cauliflower, j A Benson, 'I'
Holloway. Onione grown' from geed,
M Ielly .7 Allotment, Corn, 3 Allan
• son; G A Cooper. Yellew (Robe
wiirtzels, ir Snell &Son, J. Allanson
Long blood bode, II Shells & Son, 3
Allanson, Blood turnip beets
Allanson, Parsnips M Xenia j Al.
lanson, Water mel'ona, 3Allensom
Musk inelone, 3 Allansorn Citrons,
Allanson. Red tomatoes, Allan.
son. Largest pumpkin, J
G A, C'ooper, Largest squash, .1 Al.
hump. Celery) 3 •Allanson, M.
Kelly, Judges, Thos., Watson, W
Ilroadfoot. . • •
DAmv Prom/co.-50 lb, tub bonne
made butter, Richard Carter Mrs,
W Robinson. 10 lb, creek or bittter
Misott1M„SeIxwanz, extra, W ROls‘
hum Paotory made cheese, T J
Murray, If MeCitilhey. Home made
cheese, .1 Judee#, 3Me-
Michael r, Cash, Geo Cox,
1,Antie 'Wont, Best colleetion
ladieil work, Mrs 'I' Jogglyn.Fancy
braiding, Miss Metweri,.Miss M Nett,
TaW tting, NNat, Miss MetWetl.
Crochet, work, wool, Mts JoslYn,'Mrsk
MeDonald, Lade, MiSS AttEwert,
Uric A Melteezia. Embroider -3i, in
totter' ,es,wee.14..„ nan 1'
MeEwen, W 13e11, , Fancy knitting,
Miss Nott, Mrs T Joslyn. Knitting,
cotton stockiogs, Mies Nott, AV Bell.
Crochet work, ootton,Mies Nott, Mists
areEtven. Patch work in quilt, other
than lcig cabin, Misa McEwen, Wm
Bell, Gent's eotton shirt, linen
bosom, Miss 13folivven. Plana hand
sewing, Miss MeEwen. Hair work,
Miss Nott, Berlin wool wove, flat,
bits J Johnston, Mrs NV Wise, Berlin
woel work, raised, 11fra T Shipley, J
Johnston. Braiding on silk, Miss
Nott. Twine work, Mrs. J. Young,
Miss McEwen. Woolen stockings,
Mies I‘IcEwen, Mrs T McDonald.
Woolen socks Miss MaEwen, Mrs T
MoDonald. 1doolengloves,i a 'ss Me
Ewen, Log cabin quilt, Mi s Mo -
Ewell, Miss Nott. nag aria Miss
111cEwen, Mrs T Carling. 'clndges,
Mrs 3 McMichael,. Seaforths Mrs
Innes, Stanley, Mrs Jas Young, Olin'
ton.
.-,
Elam Aiers,-Pencil drawing, Mrs
'McAllister, I end 2, Landscape
water color printing, Master JJ Big-
gins, Mrs Joslyn. Painting in, oil,
Cgorospejr.oslOyonflectiPonencolfil pshicoetotegirial p117,
Poster & 'Bayley. Penmanship by
boy under 16, F Scott, II B Stan bury.
Fralwees.-Ten weeks stalk, Mrs
W Robinson, Verbenas, 'Mrs Robin
son. Dahlias, T Holloway. Ifanging
basket filled arab plants, W j Biggins,
Mr . Robinson. Boquet. of, ilatural
flowers W J Biggins,'r Hollosfey,
„ sicreita eremites. . '.
,
• There were thirty entries1n this
line, Several by Master J. Q. Big
gins, artist: the sleigh bv .1, Worsell;
Steam Cooker, by A S. PisherfaModel
Ship W. Webb. Lace and Embroid-
ery, Mir illeEwere Sewing r4chines
by W. Kitt., the fight running New
Home, who received "extraaprize"
i
tieket-and Geo. E: tiraWfordt Fruit
by If. Elford; ,15 extra entree' of La.
dies'.Wl
ork by Mrs, Joslyn; ' . bra
Pouch, Mrs, JSR. Young; Yellaw tog-
thorn Fowl, R. Fitzsimmons; Aftificial
Stone, W, H. CooPer; Herd ot.Polled
Angus, J 11.8. Maltriane . 7-'... '
•
. A.. Startlin -1111SCOVcrY.
Mr. • Wm. Johnson, • '‘of' Hu•rons
writethat. his 'wife had been
troubled With aoute Bronchitis for
nutny.years, and thot ali reinedia
•tried gave no permanent relief, until
he.procured a bottle 9f Or. .Kings
•New Discovery for Consumption,
.Coughssand °olds, whiofl had a moi -
cal effect, and produced a permaneet
care. It 18t guaranteed to 'bum-. all
Diseases Of Throat, Lunge, or•Bionchi-
al Tubes. ' • : • .•
Trial Bottles Free -at Wafts &Co' -s
Drug Store. Large Size. 6);00.
. . Belltrave. • •
Mi'4tratton s...yetiog ,man; who
left here -game, titne'rge seek Ills:for-
t:no hi Alichigati, near the Sault, hes'
been tulcing itt his . old Cauadian
haunts lately. _Ile has returned and
taken back with him some -fine cattle.
If 'rumor is 'correct we shall see him
again and his 'visit here then wilt tar
sul t in there beingeme les e inaidenin
this vieinit.y.
Oe Thursday ?dr. john Biaiokieloys
were watering their herses at J.
Owen's pumps One of them, tt, vain
able; eolt, attempted to jump -osier a
pieket face stirmending an adjoittinri
enclosiare and -was clieeinbowelled,
tlyitigwithin an hour.
• ,
Belgrave is making up. • Mr. Thos.
Nikon is preparingto open out: a
harness shop here. There is qiie0;
frig for this business. •
The.sisning a petition to oon4nute
the sentence;cifthe Beamisharalcies
not meet with much favor here, the
prevail -Mg opinion being that the
verdict was a righteous one lied the
aentenee merciful and just, s'•
An End of Bone Scraping, ;.•
Edward Shepherd; of Harrisburg;
Ill., says: "Having reeeived so numb
-
benefit from Electric Bitters, I feel it
my duty t� let suffering Istamatiity
know it. Heve had a running sore on
my legfor eight 'yenta; in'y doctors
told me )1 Would have to have the
bone scraped or leg amputated. I
'userginstead, throe bottles of Elec-
tele Bitters and seven boxes Buoltien's
Arnica Salve, and my leg, iinow sound
and -Veil."
Electric:Bitters are sold at fifty
cents a bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve at 25eper box by Watts ta 00,
MEATUS,
PERDtTE.-In Goderich totvhsbifir
on the 4th init., Thos. Pertlue,liged.
75 'years, '
(1:3111DLEY.--.In Chntan, cfitThtirsday
inata Lizzie Chidley, third
' daughter of Joseph tillidley
aged 21 years and 7 months.
• CASTLE. -In Stsinles; township, on
Ciet 4th,, Mrs. Jane Castle, wife ef
1Ir Geo. Captle, ex•depoty reeve,
aged 58 yeas. •
1.4
. iiiiiiliKET. REPtrirSo .
.... . (Corrected eve'ry Tuesday afternoon
'ClLii,PrpN.'
1 lour,,, .. -, • #,•1 ao to
Pall Wheat, nevi, • • . • 0 it to
spring Wheat, . . • 0 78 to
Barley • — •. • — 0 45 to
Oats, . . . ' , • 0 26 to
Pons, • • . • — .0 00 to
App)es, (tvloter) per hbi, .. 2 00 to
Potatoes, „ . . • .. • 0 80 to
Butter- . . „ • . .. • 0 14 to
Fags, ' •. . • .., •. 015 to
... 7 00 to
Hides,. ,i . 600 to
BM, ' • . . . . , 0.00 to
Shimpsitini • .. • 0 75 to'
Turkeya, per pound, 0 00 to
Goose • . • 000 to
flacks, per pair - 0 00 'to
Ohickeio, per pair
Pork, •7 00 to 8 '00
Wool 0 10 ' to' 016
.eorawoba, . • a 00 to 4 00
4 50
0 7o
0 75
0 58
0 80
0 00
2 00
0 aa
0 to
0 17
00.
1 00
0 00
1 on
0 00
000
0, on
0 00
CALVES STRAYED!
OTItAYED from the menace( of anDITAEL
VT) MELLY, nosnebi mad, notiorisorownshie.
near Clinton, s= et.Z. mt. XIV le-
DESCRIFTION 1.-.Tvvo et them are nearly ae
White, but have some little rod onion Pour et'
them are nearly allfled, with Wilke narks or
spout •
Any end rettirnIng the Wise sr .stvink bear.
mation that will itad to their reeovery ma be
suitably rowartled,
MiOltAlir Ret,t,V,
oihtob,041,. 8,144, hallway note.
SALESMEN WANTED'
"(SKIN WITlf ENEEOY AND DETErtallNA•
ji TION, hod onssossedef 5tetO6n31516runnunt
otinteefgoime ond moue% tat, can ilftVe their
'expenses rest and 0:tan'leerpe salarto, .aolling
our Nursery Stork, We guarantee oll Noah 4.1.,
anti air Ave aro well and favorably romen threneis
6:Isnot:trio, Our iasttth 551 05trouiee In making
salea..: expertenee reotirear Outfit 'ran be
Carried In coat pocket.
• send As a postal oard for terms, our.
•.raliAPP! PRIIIWPAO
Col
• . opeiling held Saturday last- -a. griPancl .thze-
cess, We are now ready foriFall business, with the
finest Stock of Cfoods in the County of Huron,
ESTATE OF THE LAT
4°
Stoves, st yes
STOVES.
Just .Arrived, a Splendid' Lot
Coal Stoves, :-: Cook Stoves,
PARLOR & 130X STOVES,
10'7 O.P EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Maljnoth Stop Waliouse, Hardwate ad Tin Shop,
emeemeleass• .esemmomsuatemeu,..come.mmelosoneemmenei.e.
Cage of tushicss,
•
This.undereigirod boas te notify the people of Clinton ana 4urreutaling country that be
has purellabed the
llatness Business CAr.RRIED ON BY 11 rieWIJOB
FORMEItLY - ir .4-
.. • . , • • V. •
. And titat ,he is profaned' to furnish • -
HARHERR, COLLARS, WHIPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, .BUFFALO ROD.ES,
. _ • T3Dr_r_A_-1\TI<1flTE4
• Atelseveryth Mg, usually -kept' in a•First•Olass Harmiss Shop, ea the Lowest Prices.
• • Special attention is directed to luy stock Of Light liamess, whichI • •
. : ' will malted specialty. .• . • • •
REPAIRING -PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
By strict attation to business; and carefully stinlying the wants of my customers,
bope to merit a fair share of YOU,' patronage. Give me a call. before purchasing 'also -
where. Remember the staial—OPPOSITF, TGE MARKET. , • •
GE. $ARMAN.
' •
STOP
AND THIIK :1
NO One Merchant eall get all the itargaimi
offered by the Trade. . •
We got OUR SHARE' this Fall, and a good
BIG SHARE it Was..
Now, we propose to give the Public their
great Ng phir-D mf,) plunder.
Our Groat Big Stock of
: IDores8
Our Great Big Stuck or • 'Goods.
Wool ...Goods.
Our Oreat Big Stock ef •
. ITO S TEIRNT
Our Great Big Stock of • • .
0-1...ecD7VMS;
Arid don't forget lila
• Blankets, &,,Fianneis.
litS:an's*UNDERCLOTHING
, at the Price of wool:
That :-; Mantle DePartten.t
Leave an Order while the Stock is complete.
84.0..BP7 eardr..from.
Largest Stoc;ic of Boy's Clothingin the,
conntry.
T 6.
a
-7:11e-Dry Goods 'Emporium of Clinton.
CZ=
==a
"Nov .then, Mrs. Smith, what,' onearth are ..You
straining 'your.eyes fer (loin(); that sewing by hand,. When
pin 'can.go to DE NISCAM'S and get the Celebrated
NEW RAYMOND SEWING MACIII.NE at a price that you will
be sure-to.jurrip at as soon' as You hear it.. I tell you it is
dMsy-r---Hiox. ARM, SILENT RT,JigNING, S,ELE
WiNDER, SELE-TEIREADER; SELF NEEDLE SETTER -=-has all
.the latest attachments, and is 'the most handSomo piece
of furniture in yourhouse. D8NtSON keeps all kinds et
Needles and Oil and -Machine Findifq6 as well as a com-
plete stock 'of 'BOOTS • :AND SHOES, of all kinds; He
Makesiirdered 'work a specialty and attends' to repairing.
OppTCoopersosite •
{W DENISON
.
• CANTELONH-BROS.,,
.G6nera1. *knells and ...Produce Ierchants,
RACEY'S-01,0 STAND, :ALBERT STREET, CLINTON:
hoice, Fresh Faxiciily •Crrocialies
CONSTANTLY.IN STOCK.
Farm:Produce taken at Ilighest Price.
'.27:3P,C)S
FALL SHOWS 1884.
- .
13lyth, fiet. 15 and 1• 6
Brusselselicte 2 and 3
Wingham, Oct. 7 and 8
Wreater, Sept..30 and 001.1.
Pordwieh, Sept 29
Belgrave Oat. 14,
BayfieldOct. 13 & 14:
Seaferth Oet. 9 k 10,
Wingharn 7 & 8.
'FEMALE -TEAMIER WANTED,
For the lower 'division of the Cl951to55,111oi1e1
Sellool, to eomproto the balance of thoyear.
000,11 .••• W. II. ROM, Secretary,
TEACHER WANTED:
Te.initett, for'Sehool Section No. 2,
thtliett. Applications, swim; salary and quail.
&Alen, realm' 7111 to the latu October, by
118N,I.CIWItClIttl,truotoo
0021 emssme.'0,
pRizE,13k Ma tents for'pootago
sad twelve free, emay hog
— - 10i goods Which all! bolp n11,
of either etat, to mom. Money right away tlinn
onythicablbe In tins world'. Portunta await tho
workersabooldelyouro. At onto addroan Tare.
2160e., Amosta, Maine, '• t81.1e.
AfivRRIITRIND,741174'pAIII
ffliutoll'WOollen. • •111111s..
'Tarbes surelaised the above Mills, they
will ,
Commence Running AT ONCE;
nailer the matetgement of 'Ma E. COTtilollt
" All kinds of
MANUFACTURING,
douo on shed notice, and a largo
stock of
Woollen 'Goods for Sale, Cheap,
Or In Exenitidge for ',FOOL
• DAVID GRAHAM,
NopracTort,
t. canto; IT, Menages 200
.4ust i'eceived, an immense Stock of the most Ini prev(;(1 'Patterns and Newest Du1i:1.
Wood, Cooking'. Stoves,
Wood: or Coal Cooking Stove!,
• Parlor and }TA]. Stoves,
„ .
Be Burner Coed Stoves, •
.INotitaNG TH,E 1?;.Celebrated Ra,diant Home
Alai) other NEW PATTERNS, incl as their' have all been Well bought, we all Pror
u.red to give mu ',customers LOW PRICE% Also it 'lap assortment 4
Stove Boards, Coal Seutttes, Stove Piperi.- Elbows, Saca, very
cheat), A large lot of LA.All?S AT REDUCED PRICES. Best Ameriean anti
Canadiap7COAL OIL al tvaya in stock, Please call andget Lajas and be couldn't:tot
that our Stock is good and PriceS Right. • • . • • 303d f • .
Padlock
BROts..{ bAlbeofllie
it Street.' • - OLINTO
Nen
lae silaith Shop
illTZSIT.112i..1..LL,'
•
(Late of Stratford), fias °Pearl oni. in ROWELL'S OLD S1101; treallyopI tosire the
° . Commercial hotel,
HURON STREET, :CLINTON).
•ismow prepared to do ell Gtueral Blackemi,th Work,
}forge -Shoeing a Specialty, . All WOrk Guaranteed,
romataiimmormil•••••••••=1•MM.....
Bitektitota
Fencing 1
• Washborne & Moen
• TWO -BARBED ,
TEE
•FENCING.,
IRE
Nut Ooal, 'Stove Coal
0
Blossburgh oal,
.•
VREEMAITS .
OxX -Pownzis,
,Tottok.nt*C+.6. fol107:e• asseteatase.aaa
• IRON AND HARDWARE MEROHANT,
. .