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PfatTE COMPANY, Of 1V4riden, Con., U. S., and Toronto,
Ont. These are 'undoubtedly the best Silver Plate Goods
in the world„ we* have bought a very large stock .of
them at about
10 0-a2rPER rzEss
Than ihe,regular Wholesale Price, Our Custinners :will
get the benefit of this bargain by getting their Silver-
ware 10 psi cont, doper fronz us. We have ,
II KINDS OF CASTORS
BUTTER DISHES, SPOONS, FORKS,
KNIVES, TOAST' RACKS, BISCUIT
JARS; NAPKIN -Rmasi--PrOkLE---- .---
OISHEs, CAKE 'eassETpo
CARD RE0ENERs, ac, &c.
`come and see these Goods before buying
elsewhere. You will certainly. save money
by deing so. We guarantee you first-ckes
gootkeheanef-than anybOdrelse can sell you, because we
buy them Cheaper. ..
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Our Silverware and Jewelry -are -entirely-:. new. -NO . old
patterns. , Everythinn;• . the Latest, NeNkrest,...•
. , and Most StyltSh Patterns, . '. ' . • • .
Autograph and 8Crap Albums., an • Flegan• t'Une ;lustre-
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—hundreds of them to choose from.-• Books. and. Bta-
. tionery, all you Want. .: ' •‘' . .,•-•4•
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ThaoIeritii New
Hurom*ftecor
Olinton,_Wedneidap Nov...1411.
1400AL '1\TE -S.
In and Around tke "Huh: .
$03434 gatit.
noana are yet plentiful. . • •
•'Lleitrtrute on Friday morning..
-SainkreeSitte..111,103ne will' appear
snort week.
Ma. Wm, Po* aed family, of Clin-
• ton, returned ko, axe, Northaveat oti
Monday. .
Miss Rem ot Michi,
• gan, who has been visiting friends'
in town, returned home last week. ,
ebartered banks, ,
.or cermet coin ta.lrea atthe News.
Bloom) office for past. dee ettbscrip-
ttionte Come right along gentlemen.'
fl
AattuAtaltaemneltibleSecieity
inteeting in Baptist church. on Thurfa-
day ev'g, Nov. t 5th, Rev, Mr. Me-
' Coeh and resident ministers will de -
diver addrettaes. All are invited.
. tots Bovairr—Last week Mr. W.
Core bought the two vacant cotter
••lots on Athert etreet, front Misa.
teunaminge, fee. $275. He intends.
fbuilding titivate residence; •
Tut WasEt.—Mr. Ilarry Quite.;
whom:. wheard eigs took eine
ifirat prizes at 'the rodent fall allows,
eite his whole. stock of them
,oit Thartidity 2213el'itait, AS'ee Post.
,ers, •
eer,
Was held in So Paul's elmith en
• thaiiktigitbkday. The Sermon was
trete Atte XTV, 17'.. The offettory
sJrl �f the gishop Of AlgO)110,. WAS
larger than
"IStAttitftt ItEetAte$,'-e-Olit quota-
tient/ of pri44 paid, fer grain etc.,
on Clinton Market are fAaolvotoly
totted. Why papers Jitilitiohed „
other OlVtilis 141XMIld give quotations
'tiPlyIr. John luaor, painter, -has gone
te Mitchell, where he has several
ob n trade. .
• Tui:sermon on Sunday evenifig
next, in St Paul's church, will be on
"The Coinumnion of , Sainte in
Merle"!
. IT ts rumored that a young knight
of the brush, fOrtnerly ,of Clinton,
has skipped out, • taking . another
man's Wife' with hint from the vicin-
ity of Mitchell, end is new reisting
under the stars and etripea.
BZST Ittaninvo' True. —The' best
record in the world. for a mile, run.
hittig !wraps,' is _min, 39i eeca, ,by
Tien Broeck, 5 yrs. .110 lbs., against
ante, at Louisville, May 24th,
1877. • •
Stiorev Porien; of Chiefiffo.
i
•whose 'friends reside Colborne is
dropping in cm old friends in that
toyaship. The News-Reboaie office
Was also takenin in his rounds,. Mi.'.
Potterlotalcs about as "liye" as . any.
born Yankee.
Fen rat NoitletwEst Jelin
Kite of SeafOrth; brothealrelaw to
Mr.• 'Wm.; Gantelon, wee in town
Otto week, We understand that Yr,
Ityle and Mr, P. Cantelbn win
thortly leave on a business trip to
the 'North west. ••
• wrao chiuton Curling and Slot
ing Rink Company's apply fer ineor
poration ter the purpose of perches
ing or leasing /and and erecting a
curling and abating riok in the town
of Clinton. The capital stock is $1,
• 200 divided into 48 eliaree of $215
each.
- EIncOltee.e-eThe moon in 4140
4•town, hall on Thursday eveeing la
notler the auepices ot the Baptlat
'choral choir, was a decided eneceee
to eorrect and plettaieg rendi-
tiou of the selectione wee concerned.
The repeated mem ebowed that
the audiemie theroughly apprecieted
the excellent)* of the various num-
bers, Mre. Vewton, 140 ban a
natural aptitude for music, ,proved
herself oil *hie occasion to be a
highly coltivated artiste as' well.
The ehorueea were exceptionally
good. Mr. T„ end Miro Jeicksen,
Mrs, Duckhato, Miss Callander,
end Mr..T. Odle were loudly ap-
plauded. Mise Steverition, and
• Masers. W. Doherty, Newton, and
Jones did much to make the concert
a suecess, It was worthy a bettor
house, and the attendance would
have been greater but for A lecture
by a popnlar preaelter in the B. a
Phurcli oil the ewe evening,
• Otur.7•There died at Luck/taw on
the 5th int. Mr, Daniel Webster,
aged 85. The fulteral,took Otto on
Wednesday lest, and Was very
gely attended by friends an re 4-
111 r
tives, About- 2P—years—ago----the
deceased remeved from near Streete-
ville. to his late residence. For
years! his house was the only one
awnidthIntravaleallneyra 4wlielre (flwLayusamn:c17e1
arid welcome without charge. Ile was
e are industrious and obaritahle in his
thtee' works, and always; exhibited a true
Christian spirit. lie hawse a wife
re lb and ten children—flee boys and five
ga—alr of who are merried but
Wes- two boye and two girls, Mr, Robt.
week Webster Reeve of :Aelifield, is .a
ands, son of the deceased wboee death is
bort the first hreak in the' family, He
rrow was well and favorably knewrsized i
this
pz.voirei:ity and throughout the
Odra ton attended the funeral,
not
t to •whole eounty. Several "from Cliit-,
•
's Lemma COURsn.—On
• Yirednesclay -evening last the first of
re' a series of lectures, arranged for by
sud- en-
lunng!' A4'031‘100-Xortlihlenghiec14114-hania'-etejaniaLd 14
ary Societies, was given in the
a he Town •Hall by Dr, Wild. "Men
The with Tron Shoes was the subject.
dent The lecturer Made it pretty clear
•34 that the .Angeo elaxon people are
ath. •descendants of the men with iron
nt. shoes who „were ket by eemmend
of God to people in northern 'P&». -
tine. Many novel ideas :Were
treducecl which require the e
trifying eloquence of the Rev. Pr.
to put in form so as t� be thorough-
ly appreciated. The attendance
was. good,. and the whole lecture
very entertaining. Dr." Wild ap-
pears sincere and Consequently int-
pressive, There • are four lectures
to be delivered ye. Our citizens
who what to pass a reallY pleabant
evening once a month should secure
course tickete, if they • have not
done so already.
The Central Pod Aesociation
has arranged a match, for the Obam-
pioniship of Huron and Perth, be-
tween the Seaferth Seho01
-Club and the Clinton High Scheel
Club. Thin will be the 1nel Watch
of the season date not yet Axed.
GOAD W0111f.—The new rolling
process • reoently introduced into
Fair'il Roaring and grist mill is doing
good woork. To Mr. Hollingehead,
who put the machinery tagether, is
due inuch credit for the manner in
which he fulfilled the capacity of
foreman and overseer of the work.
A Roettene-e0n Saturday a Olin-
tonian did the county town. On
his return be made for the station
at a double-quick paoe, reaching the
train. in time to be almest too late.
HO ball "staying powera" equalled
by few young men, and a mile foot
race may yet be matehed. He' a a
runner 1
FAI1A1 $ALE2.—kr. W, cote, of
Hullett, sold three farms last
one on the 7th 'eon. end tvg.I
8th, fie Messrs. John Leith=
John Bell, of Londesboro. W.
informed the price! paid for all
was in the eeighleorheod of $14
These are good farms, and a
the bands of good managers.
Exton A kleMA.—Mr. John
lel Cook arrived htiiMe lalt
from the Great Manitoulin BA
Algoma District. During bis 13
stay there he had several tia in
escapes, One day the boat cap
and he wee, as he thought, lef
perish on a rock, After a few h
be was„picked up. • .E. W. dpea
care in* for Algoma,-
, Somme Daam--News was
ceived lest Week of the recent'
• den death ,ief Zr. Wei:Urea
of Travis City, Mioh, Ho was
hitching a team of home's who
dropped driwn and expired,
deceased was at one time a resi
of McKillop, and was about
years of age at the time 7 of his de
He was a brother to. ,Mre, W
Canfelon, town, •
the loyal Orange Lodge 243 stte
• od In 4 body. The Oburcii ,
crowded with a large and apprec
tive audience, and the renown
an able and eloquent effort.
An accident that might haT0
glutted fatally happened to Mr. lir
Haeerick, Steuley, last Setepit
He was misting Mr. grebe
loading law loge, and 41)0.7 We
rolling the logs oe the -trucks vi
the horsea when the chain bee
end ityieg back, struck him OA t
telDpkt hnocking.hina down, and t
log rolling down the skids, stru
bim on the leg and injured him
the knee. We hope he will men
able to attend to his work ega,Mf
A large lymt was shot last wee
in the vicinity elf Black creek, tow
-ship of Hay, by Mr. Jas. Weetco
of Usborne, which weighed abou
30 pounds It appear$ a PertY 0
sportsmen. With their dogs while i
chine of three or four, fine dem), th
ud-
wits
la -
was
re -
ay.
eld
re
th
ke,
he
he
ck
on
be '
n.
tt
dogs chanced to arouie this anima
The swamp in which it was shoat i
vory dense, and, it ie said, that al
moat any kind of wild animal can
141P1401°
HAKTBArtee-in Goderieh ttInubil),
ozi)he /Ph ult,4 the Wile *f.- Att«
,10bn 14414t9odt 04 daughter,
13124144—in Mullett on the Atli
inse.,ttwi ,wiro ef Mr. Richar4.
Melte% Of
HILYAR.--In Clinton, on • the 4th,,
inst., tlip. telfe of Mr. 0, Hilyarf of e
daughter.
101A0111A.C1E84
CALLANDER—VAA.P.---clet ore -
day, Nov. 8404 BitY• Vr't P?ig)'
oldest datighte*o,c Rueeell
John Caliendo* te, Mtunie Tao tea4
11.
Esq, both of ClintOrt.
•' WED.
CLENDENNING. e- At Manlettaux
Grand bate:tree Co, /KWh., On ..tlie;
3rd lost-, William plendenning,
formerly or .,),ToXillopk brother of
re. ‘antelon, Otinton, aged:
84 year ead 4 4noe,
It If you era treebled with a "hooking
, cough," Downi' E,taxpi. gtve you re-
/ lief at once. Warranted as recontraended.
•or money refanded, Price, 25e., -50c. and
$1.00 per battle; 250.1to
be tracked in it in the winter.
---Metters. McGregor and McIntosh,
of Brupefield, have sold two more of
their imported heavy draught fillies,
One, a twe year old, was field to
Mr. Win.' Elect, Tuckeremith
and the other, a three year old, wa
att th, Dec.104 IBM
sold. to Mr. Thomas Woodley, o
the London Roacl, near Brucefield.
Both these mares carried olI Arst
prize in their respective class at the
recent 'Western Fair held, Lane
don. The price paid .for taw+ ilk*
abbut one thousand dollars,
House tiltgA.KING. —A short Utile
ago the Rev, Mr. Watts, Giangeeg-
ational pekoe at Wroxeter, went
with hie wife to visit friends in Tor,
onto leaving his house in AA person's
°ere and entirely at the mercy of
any persons' who might be disposed
to go into it. After An abeenca of
two or three weeks they came beck
and fotind that the house had been
entered and burglarized, consid-
rton17. erable nmnunt-orailveraare,
forks, spoons, napkin -rings, 4c.,
were taken, as well as window our-
taine, table napkins, henditerehittisi
a fine Woollen table corer and a
water -proof coat, Suspicion was
directed towards a .Mrs„ Ifiteris liv-
mg aortae the. toad, who seemed .to
know more about the matter than
any, one elee. Accordingly, whee
lee -
4 -1`' • the family were movine their -thing$
in order to go to the States, %n-
otelet, Brethauer; pounced on them
Wit* search warrarit; and -after
Rome bunting, found the missing
ankles hidden away carefully in
the seat .of louuge. • The: woman
and her husband Were immediately -
arrested and brought before Meesrs.
Relit. •rind A,' L. Gibson,
when Mr, Watts indentified hitt pro-
perty, The woinao pleading. guilty
to the taking of them. Ageinst the
than. there was na.e.videnne, ie being
bp -.proven that hayieea awsy fro% hon3e
at the time- of-thatheft, so abet he
was acquitted.. The womatk was
committed for trial at Goderiali.
(Corrected °my Tactilay citer00014)
AllARICialit ii;Eirostra.
• 717 1 fi5 00 40 il °A
Fall Wheat, old, ". .• 1 05 to 1 15
Fall Wheat, new, (' .. 0 00 to 1 10
Oate • . e I to 0 82
Peas ; I I . °. 0 tO 0 05
5uzin9 not, ., • • 1 .00. to 1 15
linrley - . % ••• e 45 to 0 52
Appl'es, (winter) per bbl% •.. 2 to 2 00
Potatoes, . - .. . 0 45' to 0 50
Dutter . :1, • t• - 0 10 to Q 17
ntry: : .. ,. ".... - .,. 700020 So
oo 40 0022
masa, -•- - - • 6 00 to 00
TilielYo. per r P0.11nd, ... . 0° °0°0 tt°0 :
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TOO iPirOit Stant; 47 rmirgioly ;wept.
conunittOri. '"1 ','• - "i5"Tgf 8°1444
Olint0.11 ffigh 80110Q10
ENTBANOD examination to te rut
1413 DehOoll Will be held in mud
g ord, oo Thursday and Friday, the .2°4.01
2 4 '04',Dfoember Hest, beginning erten Gay
9 4. %minding panaidateg will unit in gnat
now.) to thg untleniseed net later their tite 2titit
194embor.. '
•14fli 'TURNBULL, a A-,
C9Int"eRet144tIli 4,S64,
@TRAY401
AVVISERI64:
llenrYBacom:d May% uotabor,
a nee asp worm sec; t Any one
that Win rottti? it 4) th lir will bo rewarded.
PNRY A11141111,
Wt. 5th, 44711.
' '1011ASt 11A111114TON
lICTIOliER, land, loarland ineuntuse agent
_
Blyth. 840 attended in town iins'onntry.
oR remomkble ferule. A 140 of faring 444village
kite fer gale, limey to lean on real 55$5, at
w rates tot intarnptt Insurance etre%;44 on all
Goods appraised, atniseld,tin cenduliadon.
o property. Nous and debts go, %tad.
rgpt stocks bought 410 f4Wil•
ILT
eezeriatt Wrrn Mum Favort.—
The Sarnia Observer says; "The
Rev. Mr. MeDonagh' was favored
with. a large cougregetion, on. the
ooeasion 'ot his sermon on 'Tho Con-
flict a Ages,' in the Methodist
Church last Sunday, Mr. McDon-
agh •powerful and eloquent
preacher, and his special someone
are meeting with much favor naming
olvehisses of our people." '
An. Ora PAvoarre.—The Rev.
Canon Clartnichael, faverably remem-
• bered by his old parishioners inOlin-
ton And vieinity, is'likely to succeed
£h.now Bisbee Bald win as dean of
of the diocese and • rector . of Christ
chureh, Montreal. This will be a
deserved promotiori, although it is
such in.only an honorary settee, . as
Mr. Carreidha.til'irincunibency of Sr,
George's chtirch, Montreal, is fully
equal In einehunents - to the one
yagitted by Bishop Baldwin,,
A CLORE Sitave..7---Mr, 141en-:
ziei bad 40 very narrow escape one
day last wee evera men were
palling down an old building near
the egriculture.e. greande.... Repel.
'were, made fast and the pins driven.
'from the timbers, 'the under. parts
of which were rotted away, .41 an
instant the timbers .spread in . all
directions, -With Mr:Menziee in their
midst. escaped unhurt, although
not witheut k narrow escape front
death. • , ' • ' •
Wu Otaieretand." that an 'effert.
Will be; made shortly by the Orange-
ett pf th led istrittato-h ave-Wingh
chcbien as Place: of Meeting far'
the OrangeGrand tedge, • composed
of between 200. and 300 delegates,
in February, 1885; We hope the
efforts , will prove 'successful, and
should Wingbain btt. seleeted, . we
-
-know that our eitizeneWill give the
delegates e hearty welcome; „slid :do
all in their. •po'wer ,to make, them:
fe.el. et home, durieg their etas., here.
--.Winglietn
KU. WM. COO1t, sr., of A Ile,npark,
Grey eoutity, is visiting relatives in
town, He is a native of Ulster, Ire-
land, and was )born in 1799; Mr.
Cook has been a sittin,g ineMber of
the Oratiga Society for64 years,
whielt should place him -- at the
head of' the list as one of the oldest,
if notthe oldest, members in Cana-
da. His , meinery' ie good, and he
can, give a minute 'description. of
t g,,...
many :try etruggies in the history
of Ireland du,14.e' v the poet 75 years.
kaDwiAidwoviiNWGiTtithE' tijWieNnRconeA.Pliebr
l,ririle811:
. advertising for a husband."
There is gi eat virtue in printers' ink,
it has beouglit;fOrtenes to men and
womf3e; but we don't believe a
double Coluttin advertisement, insert-
ed next to reading matter every
day 'for six months, would bring a
lififlband. to , a . widow with twenty-
one ebildrOn—unless the latter .are
•kept in . the background, or 'under
ground, or sethesvhere.• , We dislike
to go back on advertising, but the
lint must be drawn somewhere '
For IiAta,.—Iwo matches ,were
plityed on the II- S. ground!! on
Thutaday, ' The 'first wail-Wween
the pupils and the efiiimpils • of tha
High School, whieh resulted In 2 to
1 in favor of the former. The
second was between the pupil or
the, Clinton and Stratford High
Is. The home team took
straight prime, owl of which
lainifid to be It foul. The
ord teeth played a 'friendly
with die Seaford) club on
Wtiy up, and were beaten. The
linton 11, 8, club are making
a record for, themselves,
' gNITIVSIASM AROLISAD --* Sarnia
haa not been noted AS a partitulerly
religious town. Indeed some evan-
„
sedge have 'depressed, the opinion
that the embryo city on the' bankii
of the St. Clair was elafl in steel ar-
mor of eelf•righteousnese. Whether
the edema of the Rev, Mr, MeDen-
figh, who 'recently reeved there
from Clieton, has been the moire; of
piercing that armor tied stirring up
the dry bones under it We know not,
There is one titan, h wevor, *hose
4301101mm in a good cause bee been
aroused, as the -folio ing wid show.
Last &Malay morning as the Rev,
Mr, McDonagie of the Mothediet
church, opened his/ [Atoll at the
poet oifiee, he foiled etre among thorn
Mutt read AR &HOWE! '
% SARNIA) OA 2, 1883.
"Ettelosed you will find the sum .of
07, which is A &mak of eiy quartent
seitiry, set apart for the Lord, 1 send
Sc
FROM titidll TO PAIIII0,—Mr. Geohee: . three
Ward, rate of the firm of bites
Ward,. Clintote bought last week a sow
farm of lop acres, •near Alvinston, vain- e
Lainbtott county, for $2,500. lie
their
takes possession in MOO, whoa .10. The 0
will remove from town.•
rim—There was a serious fire
itt Brussele last week, A number
of buildings were destroyed and the
contente either totally or partially
consumed. Among he sufferers
were Mr. It. Dennis, beefless maker,
formerly of Clinton,whose-0S8 i
i
set down at $1000; nsurance $400
MEMORIAL Wonw,A very hand-
eOroe stained'glass window has been
eroded in St. Pael'it ch u rch bylf r, and
Wt. W.I. Pigging, in in e m pry oftheir
61(1646 SO/1f Thomas Janice, whotdied
Oct 31 1882. The window odds
greatly „ta tho aPPeersoiee of the
and bi meal admired and
appreciated hy the congregation,
tItenren IlY AtOLAMATION.---The
ROIL A, M. Ross, et Godetleh,
Tretteuret end 001i3thiStii0riet of
Agritelturn for the Province of
Ontario was returned by aeclamit-
tien.
In Saturday, at; membet for
. 101* Ciliate* Wild% betOist, pittiOS ear- West. I/1401h tehe.mmittationAnek
_
Beterams,--2-111r,--and Mrs:A-Jo
Callender arrived home on Saturil
from a bridal trip, --Jas You
preached in the B. c. our,* 1
Sunday eveping.—Mr. F' Bea
of Peterbero', Was in town atten
ing the wedditeg of liifi'OsteT,-M
and Mrs. J, Sturdy, Mre. Loge
Mrs. Hy. Chicaiii, and other Goderi
cittzeits were drawn to. Clinton
Thanksgiving day. -e -Mies Joni
• Straith, of.Galt, was home for,o fe
flays hist week on account • of ill
healtii._-Mr. Peter Steeith ifltop
conVerting • the- -old,: -broom-Leto
into 'two dwelling houses. The
is no dotibt but he win seen find te
ants.--eTite fine new 'verandah an
new cornice Work Oh Mr...M, ma.
Taggarett heuse adde_greatly3o4be
aPpearanee of the promisee. The
work Wes donally.Messrs...T. Scow&
Pinning, two of the finest weirkitien
in this section' of the equetry.--:Geo.
Soutbcombe - a •young man in the
iien4pidiztof J'etiehk:tortithetheelotehgle.rw, whiel;
handling a revolver en' Sunday last.
The bullet has -not yo been Mitract-
The accident, thettglt not seri-
ous, will lay, hint up for some time.
—Mr.-. Twitchell ,had about two-
thirds of the iron. /*opting tore off
;the roof of his business block during
the gale On Sunday: night -laift,--••
Sleigh bells have already.been heard
-First cutter- ride Monday,.—Will
dm snow' by-law be enforced this
year?. We hive so.
. Vairty. EtarreneY •
a
• r. Barker of,..11eygehl, his's11.
moved with 'hi's 'tinnily to I3ly th,.arid
, taken a position' in atore there,
Dr:W. K. Ross, sep. of ihn Hon;
A. 111: Ross of Goderieb, ,enter•
ed into part'nerphip with.- E4r.:_ Beth
tine, of Wirigham..
— Mr. Wm. Solingen, of Nebraska,..,
formerly a Vairiege maker residing
in. Valtcini. is on visit to friends
at thalatter pleee, e ... ,
.otie of Abe
pioneers pf TeckerstniA, .settlirig on
the farm now owned by Appleteki
Paw, died in Seafortit last week,
aged $.0 years. '
Mr: James„ McGill who has. been
absent working WS large farm
Manitoba tide summer, returned to
Gerrie lad week. tin reports..hav.
Ing doe a good y.ears !melees&
Mr.. Alex. Wilson bas packed
over 800 ba:rrelti of applee this fall
for Mr. john Kyle of Sectfork and
110....14_,Cantelon, 4.01inton. :They
were Inieked t e teerriships-of
Stanley, McRillop anctile,y.
ay
ng
est
cl,
d-
r.
a,
ch
-they to see Mr, leobt. Elliott thresh.
Ile can clean out any barn in eroni
a day to a day and a 'half. Ile does
vr make things• hum. Ile has es. en-
gineer M. ThQs Bottles, reom Lon;
ds (10.0, ewe 4ts .feeder • Mr. .1v;
nrr. nnet.tra°140neetis(.513i:Arleihilit:1-ellitrobbltd". r
thresher. lee Is as femelimorassdelfaiBl.4tial.4. 1
• Porters !ill. •
Fron oui own Correhlwr4r.of. ; .
-It would open OA eyes of some. e4
the_Godench towaship 'folks woe. •
On Monday evening, 5th of Nov.,
.an oyster supper vrae helci by,, the
Orangemen inthe town hall, Wrox-
eter, 151 coniineworation of. the Gun-
powder Plot. Music laid speeches
were given by members mid friends
of the order. • •
2. At the-r,ecent court eettieg in
Goclerich, Mr. justiO3 Fierguson got
off IA "lbetle &holed.” The number
of .witheiaefas frein i3Iytiz a'certain
ease was so great that hie Lordship
asked, "Is there e, man left je
Blyth '
MI . Calder late preprleter of the
old Bruce sawmill, !satiated on the
eiding of the G. T. north DI Illyth,
has purchased the property in Myth
known Ali Mouetciletle's mill, and
will commenee work in a short time.
Mr. tivingeten he leased AO. Cal-
der's mill buildings mid willpnt.bie
maehinery ioto place, •
, Mr, 13, S. (look, deputy Reeve of
Itotvick, while attending to
bottle on 'Pride,' lest, slipped and
fell „fit/111 th0 seCoild to thi) ilrEit
floorXn 131* deacent he etruck
baek Idle trent of the ni"anger
hurting hinnielf badly. - lie be not
abk to attend to business, but we
hope to be able to ,report him tai
right shortly, •
The IteV, Xr. Itynn, of Beueseitt
--Webb, only he* don t take to water.
Mr. Elliott would liktto hire anotber
Steativar_Quil_separataiiikaiumso rna,ay
calls. Colborne township 10 eryiug
Out. "cente.overzand:belp us,". halt be
Can't go at pres.eat-..', With. good
sleighing he could ...aces:wow:elate
inore people as he has a splendid alieigh'
to put his engine on and coukt then
move from p14043 Laplace with. great.
Or expedition.
lowidesbore •
Awn our moll correepondent.
A soej11 gathering assembled at the re.
sidenee bf /qr,. John Bell 'on Friday eve-
ning.. All weremade !elevate and a really'
ellJoYable arid pleasant tiMe was spent.
. 'An Answer Women:
Can any eine bring us a- coacotEld-
hey or Liver- Complaint that Electric -
Bitters Will BOt' speedily enrd, We 84
they can not, as, thonsandS of 00500
already permanently cured-trittrWhaes
recommending Eleatic Bitters,;
will nrover—EYight's Disease, Diabetes,
Weak Bacii; or any urinary 6onfplaint
quickly cored. They purify the blood, :
r ell te the bowels, and act directly en E'
Every 4
anteee. e y
Watts & 00
Shermskine • , 0 75 to 00
Geese • • • 000 t° 0°
moot, per Pair • • • 000 4000
Chieketa, per pelt; 0 no to 0 no
Pork, • .1 000 to 000
Wool , 018 to 38
0ordwoo4, - • U0to 4130
ooneezon,
Flour, per barroi, - • fi5 25- vcrwfio
Fall, Wheat, oh!, per bush. % 1 Os tu 1 05
Fan Wheat, (roew) • • 0 70 to 1 00
Sprhog Wheat, - • • 1 00 to 1 05
Bar40Y. 40 * 0 50
eae, •
Oats.
Pwatoax
ASP, •
Bides.
Hay . 9.1 fo 8 00
= • 3 75 le 00
063 to
. is
, te to 02Q
.•• 6 50 to 7 00
SPLENDID LIFEANQE
#1,6P0, osi,ky:ian ow •
Bump ad . ifagges
Itt Harm Oautelon's Carriage Shop, Clinton.,
Thuraclay November 22nd, 4383,
New Buggies, Prize Buggies, New Walogons,-;
Serond hand Waggono and Buggies; Mare; Cow,
ate., etc.,
• tartrArrY ptelonVa veblelee are noted for
excellence ut orkmanShip and Durabpity.
Egrflargainswill be Going. -$2
Moo to CoMintfirs
0EALED TENDEIR, addresse# to the under.
.4iigned, and ondinled TiTendet ffIr Post enIce
pobourg, Ont,,lkjfl he repaired at this office
111011 WEDNESDAY, t1iq0th laqtyit inciptlrelY
for alttirations and add Wins to
MT OFFICE
4 '4
,c)potrxte., OT..'
(FORMERVIIANN Of MONTREAL.)
Worker, fittawa, and aLthe
t4ail2 and als;ficatIons oap be seen at the
Old Bank Build pg, Cobourg, an and after 1411N -
%V, the 1205 infrant.
Persons tendering are notified tliat tenders will
not be eoneldered miler's made on p,rInted loans
supplied,' RIA signed with their actual signattitfw;
• Alton tenflor must be accompanied by an go-
ggled ha* oheque, made payable to theorder
my the Honorable the hlinisted of Public Works,
equql to five ,per cent. of the amount of the ten.
der, whigh will be forfeited If the party decline
to entqlOto rdntract when calledgupon to do so,
or it he fail to orpindete the work contracted for.
If the tendef 4t pot ppeepted the cheque Will be
returned.
peeemriment apes nbt bindltself to Accept
tliSI°w6°V.0 flnY
do
52 ff; =NES,
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DORA.rtal00t OfPflbllo tr0r44. ScetotarY.
Ottawa, Nov.800,1833. '
M OSX pnyLAft
tize
LioirritutININQ
HAS 140.
EQUAL.
-16
ALWAYs
ALIN ORtit
„,n ti
L7igT
LI Fawn m to.
Su II PAS St S," OTHER'S
0111/SOntWit8t CO.
*0 ONION SCh NEW Y6111(
,
rnCAQO'LLL -0*
e--4%) 0 RANGE MAE s.
FOR OIALE 51Y
. SOLO IN MANTON BY
W. KiTt
Also Agent for the
and Middloset *lire IA.
Maritime Company,
Tort ptql_ec,tif. aft reetear tato wore *via
Lightning -Rods aro lured, V.48.4nt.
-
We are imaging a speeialty-elf
Ow's Clothing. 13cys Suits it
• the :Latest Style, for boys 3 years
ot age aing up.
Our. Other Oreat ?VA.,
• the MA.21.7.L.A' .7).E.P4.11191:12VT,
PAyiti wisgmAN's DRY q()QP$ Empomum;
•
Jackson, the Hatter's
" -4181%4Y or
—
BOYS, 84 GIRLS OAPS
POlt UN COWS WEATI1Eie
Ot
Our GREAT c5.03 cElIT. CAP
For girls school wear, is. the Cheapest Cap everpiferol,.
See them beforo they all go. •
Over.26 014 jt t the last few days.
rii-disei tt Fors, roinonbor that JAVOON
showo'the rinest Stook in the County.
•
r as I rvits IPP‘Re I
FLANNELS ! PLANNPLEI
-Ps
, Goops t
siuc5 sAmpTs
(ANN's
wooLENs
geot C
/LORINe
thiti Pepartment will be •
•fpund one Qf tiAto most comp_lete
stocks i4 the gglintY• Q. 90101
Clutter,
up Prices ARE filar I
-^=•.
.Ver7 PROPirtnl@r4t in full aviriziff
•
SFIgOIALP YALUN I 14 EIROCIERliget
QROCKERY AND q‘AssioyARE.,
Estate foo thp
Late
Iie Businpss -to be WOund
Up by 1t Maroh, / ,
Everything 411 )4p sc44 hr -that Datn.
Commence Thit5, Mormni9
0131 witiolgod.e.?: 4p4mptipp !Lbw',
gaiml
4'
CASH-,
..n Eery Pips of. OPP4P fft .ithe NeUsf,. exce.14 Grazn
Bag§ Pil OW?? Fill )4 PP 41.scolf0t:.
WORTH OF gOODS T
SELECT FROM,
.ogDpoo 'worth :of. poods fp .be. so1db fest -40y pi
- • If#0-1 next,' and‘
Invite Everybe
, en, %men, and Ohildreq4 Amp a44
tnspeci Our Spp.
— •
• This Ifflal,e is Genuine. If is in a'oegrfignos
Os term:9 qf go Will of the lat e repoirtar,
,Aisiness, JIUST .1414 c4a14.71P Iwffifft
(late, ai4gvqctre PleriV 61004 4$. Prices #‘130 vhiph on
fro* 14.,to 20 .per c1n PE.h0137 gny otker gpuqp
Uie de;besides whip/ t Wegive a ctiRpcooM of .40 Ilcit
niect Q -per 0,04 'I) inntl011• /01 pint
e
Remembep, we hoe alrearly cOntnenreil tho &Opt
and the sooner 1(04 pisit qur 440444,94 401:Poorti -
Palace Mc poop cli,afeo.o# #441 &vet
lstato, of the 10
JOHN litNtIGIENS,
Dry Builds Paine of Clifitpft old tits gouty
foameererftwomemommt-0001"01-1717--040,0,0
. •
Our Salil is lin
And We .0.0 uow thor/41110 NuiPP. ed
PINf8i filieneatind and AC6,8$001f8'
yhat )3/3 Puuredi and in groiitYlIcifq.80..•
OurSoogialtv ig hih1 YfrthRd nAtimit you