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This week:, w'e• are gtvn eXcellet?`t Fslue In:the
,s m following lines: .:
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At 25c. in all the I1e'twest ;ztril e4'and;c lee
MANTLE, • ln. '
We uav4 .a 'large variety. i• o select from, to Ws it
everybody in price and stylet
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Our Dress MELTON S
At 10c., worth 122,`aill colors, are splendid value
OurGrey FLANNELS
411 woo); ;at 256. will'be found hard to beat
UNION FLANNEL
The best in town for -18 cents.
Colored -FLUSHES
a From . 50 cents up.
Fullzlil ;es in' Ladies Jerseys, Dress Trimm-
ing s> 1 ntle Ornanients, Corsets, comforters
n !runnels, &c. Mantles. Cut free
'Call incl see the goods and be convinced that we
mean business.
ACIESON, SR
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and Shoes
OR & Sons
Our Fall Stock is now complete. , We have
the best goods in the market, and our prices
are as low asthe lowest.
Five per cent discountfor cash. •
W. TAYLOR &•' SONS
CLINTONAND BLYTEE
-1-01-nEtAx,
BOOTS ;and ; SHOE!
CHAS: CRUICKSHANK'S.
Full lines in everything in the Foot Wear, Very Low for Cash. See m,
Mensd BoysCricketkLacrosse8hoes
VERY CHEAP CUSTOM. WORK AS USUAL.
FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT;,FOR CASH,
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Call on Ce Cruickshank, the Boot Maker,
ALBERT STREET, BRICK BLOCK. CLINTON
To mate room for New Importations, we will, until Dec. let, GYVE TEN PER
CENT'DISCOUNT FOR CASA on our large stock of CROCKERY, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE.
DECORATED DINNER ANI) TEA SETS.
• 10 PIECE TOILET SETS.
Parties it need of anything in this line should not miss the opportunity of se-
curing cheap bargains, as we are bound to reduce our stook.
Wooffer NEW SEASON JAPAN TEA at 40 cents, worth CO.
Ire offer NEW SEASON }MACE TEA at •25 cents, worth 40.
We offer! NEW SEASON GREEN TEA M 25 cents worth i.
E CURB , 35.
NEW ..,,,..ANTS and RAISINS cheap. 2 forS 25o
rpESn PINA�N $ADDLE, SIBCOS, MERINO, BLOATERS, &o
Cibodleromptlq.. delivered to any part of the 'town. Give ne a call,
B•UTTE'ti A14D EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
N. 8OBSQN CHINi IbILL
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BLYT.H. MARKETS.
Reported 8Peeislly for 1•islwEaA eros; Thuradey
131ytb, Nov:11 188,0,
Spring", red, per, Wuah .1 15' 1`21
.112 1.21
Oatli • ,,, n
Barley , " ;: ' .„' 0: a 70'
Peu .60 e,'.6/
Potatoes,, :Per bas -'.54k • 5;
Egea verde; 10 e 1G
1 uttar,rolle :,. , 17 a ,`1,6
,BeHoge; t : `. 0 00
440 4 0:00
Hoa 4 .. 247'00
1 90.4 X6' Of..
"''..leTOItQNTO ,MARKER'S
r Toronto, Nb 1,1808,'
Wheat,•fall • Vx .' 1 23 a 1 23
wheat, spring .1 18. a 1.20
"f640,...;',,,...;.•!,. . m 0 ;sS a '0 75
Oats.•0 42 a 0 4a
Peas; 0.66 a 0 67
kButter, rm.-41:011e m11s - 0 264`.',‘9,,',0 25-
•utters 14•;Bg4 rods r • , 0'16 a ''0 `�21
.Eggss,,nowl4id, per dpx 0'10'!4:' 0 20
MONT tEdL I E STOCK.
Miele Breve ab04500;'bend of
bute#iers' cattle,•.900':ltlieep. And;
lambs,'and 20 calves offered at th•
.
Fast E+,.nd Abattoir; There. were
no prime beeves..offercd :here and;
none of the sales amounted 10 40`.
per lb., but really gbdtl, ,cattle
would ;bri ng..more. Most of the
butchers .seemed to have nearly
'enoughof meat on hand and were
notearing to add much more to it
at, present, except when they got:
a bargain, and -sone- of the sales
were .remarkably 'low. The drov
ers are loud in ;then 'complaints.
about losses sustained�oif' their tate,
sales ofcattle although they have•
been paying small prices to the,
farmers. Pretty good 'animals
sold'at frons 2c to :3ic per Ib.,
common stock at about 2c do.,and
several dry cows were sold at $10
each or less than 110 per lb. live
weight.• There is an action de-
mand for good calves, and choice
veils bring fancy prices. The
quality of the mutton critters has
not been so good late as it was
soma weeks ago and prices are
lower, but good lani'ba stillsell at -
good rates. Sheep sold at from
$2.50• to $5 each, • and lambs at
from $2.25 to $4.25 each. Hogs
aro more plentiful, but there are
not so many gond large porkers
among them, and .these sell at
pretty high rates. Prices were at
from' 5} to a littleover G' c per lb.
CORN
FOR SALE AT THE
Clinton - Mills.
WHOLE OR GROUND..
PRICES REASONABLE.
JAS. FAIR, - CLINTON.
u'ONEY TO LEND - ON GOOD MORT-
Au GAGES, or personal security, at the
lowest current rates. M. McTAGGART.
(Alden, Feb. 24,1888.
HOUSE TO RENT - NEXT DOOR TO
Miss Motfnteaatle'a studio Huron St. -
Apply to MISS MOUNTCASTLE. Posses-
sion given lat of November.
1O•LET.-A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
on Huron Street, 10 rooms, hard and soft
water, good Stable, large garden. Possession
1st November. Apply to JOHN RIDOUT.
HOUSE TO RENT -THAT LARGE AND
1...comfortable brink dwelling House on
Itsttenbury Street at present occupied byMr
Whack, will be to rent on the .1st of ov.
Will be letat a reasonable rate. Apply. to
ROBERT FM'zsrMONs, Clinton.
BOAR. PIG FOR SERVICE. -THE .SUB-
soaleE& keeps foreervice, on bate= 2nd
Con. of Hullett a large -breed Suffolk Boar,
'DM bred, rafted by that well known breeder,
Mr John Govier. Terms ei at time,.of ser-
vice, with the pprivilega of returning if neo-
eesary. HENKY FREEMAN,UULLETT.
//O\lc
rAME LOT FOR SALE,-WELLSIT-
WIIATEn for building lots in a very desir-
able part of Clinton with aliout,.76 choice
fruittrees, sorimebeprlpgipDpples, pears, Plume
cherries. grape vines, and -black and red our -
route. For further particulars apply pt the
NEW ERA OFFICE. , t f.
6,aTRAYi4HEEP _ STRAYED FROM THE
►7subsoriber's premises, in July last, two
Ewes & two 'Lambs, all 'marked with ° two
notches under the right ear. One of the
ewes has along tail. Finder will be suitably
rewarded. THOS. J. POTTER, lot 18, 14th
eon. Godericli Township.
BROS STORE
CENTS,.
b
fec a isf ,c ion ayran sed r,
0' Er COP
JUST OPENED
OF CLINTON ASD SIJRRO NDINO ,COUNTRY.
a.
% ' WOULD RESPECTFULLY ULLY STATE THAT OUR
end a :tie .;e:artment
BOUGHT ; AT A 'BARGAIN
ALSO, A FRESH LOT OF
tie Wet Sp
And Dress • & 1t1anntIe Ornaments.
MANTLES CUT FREE OF CHARGE.
NOVELTIES in MILLINERY
J C Detlor& Cp,Llinton,
Park Lots to Let
• Two ten -acre hots in Clinton will bo leased
on moderato terms. Possession given im-
mediately
H. HALE, Clinton'
MONEY TO LEND
At 6 per cent.
T. 1. F. HILLIARD, Barrister, •'
Om Clinton.
FARRAN&TISDALL
BANKERS,.
CLINTON. ONT
Advances made to farmers on their own
'notes, at. low rates of interest.
A general Banking Business transacted
Interest allowed on deposits. ••
Sale Notes bought
J. P. TISDALL, Manager.
CLINTON OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY, NOV'R 2.
THE' FAVORITES!
aIaENRrMINSTRELS
Pre"eenting a Coloesal:and unedrpassed
collection of 30 bran new specialties, em-,
bracing a lavish expenditure in the pro-
ourement of Costumici Scenic,.Melodic,:
Artistic! and other, prominent- features,,
thus delighting the ear with harmony:
divine, while feasting the eye on a gor-
geousness of apparel beautiful beyond
comparison and never equalled in min-
strel history.
RESERVED SEATS AT JACKSON
QTRAY HEIFER. -STRAYED FROM THE
subscriber's premises, about the let of
May last, a three year old, all red:Heifer,
small size: Any one giving Information as
will lead, to its recovery. will be suitably
rewarded. PETER PERDUE, Huron Road,
Goderaib Township,
BOAie FOR SERVIOE.-THE VNDER-
sIGxEn has a yottng Berkshire boar for
service which he purchased from Mr Del-
bridge of Winchelsea. He has a good pedigree
and has been a prize winner 4t some of the
leading Exhibitions in the' county this fall.
Terms $1 with privilege of returning if nec-
essary. A. T. 6ARBERT IlUIIett.
I'IVNDALL BROS DAIRY. -THE SUB -
l1 enwsns desire to thank the people of
Clinton for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to them since their establishment
here, and would intimate at the same time
that they are not leaving the neighborhood,
having secured another farm. All -orders
will xeceive prompt'attention as heretofore.
TYNDALL BROS. Clintdn.
L1tJRNITUBE REPAIR SHOP. - SUB -
1' SCRIBER'S health not allowing him to
work outside, he has opened a Repair Shop
en Victoria stteet'directly opposite the house
of Mr 'George Tedford, where bo will repair
all kinds of Furniture and household articles
generally, Trunks, baby carriages, &e' &o.
at the lowest possible rates. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Orders solicited. Persons can
leave orders with Mr Cresson, grocer, or at
subscriber's place of • business, slid all such
will rocelvepromptattention. JOHN POW -
ELL, Clinton.
Important Notice.
TOW LOTS FOR SALE. -Tu the Brown
sub -division, lets facing on Huron, Betten-
bnryand Princess' street,,, the most desir-
able pro rty in the vicinity of the active
and raps lygrowin town of Clinton boan-
tiful roam
nee Sights • can be bought
at very
rem:enable p�prices and terns to sit any
;ntoniplating a pputt:hese. Apply to JAS.
BIIOWN; Huron Road, 2m,,
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MORTGAGE SALE
PAR 110':'�L E::a. N D ,S
In Stanley Township, near
I3ayfeld Village.
•
Under and by virtue of a Power of Sale eon-
tained In a certain Mortgiigbe (which Mdrtj
gage will be 'produced Oh- te day- of sale
will be sold by Public Auction, by Thomas
M. Carling, Auctioneer, at
John Swots :Hotel, Bay eId,
At the hour of One o'Clook, P. M., on
gat arday, Nov. 17th,
The following lands and premises, v'iz:--
ist The north half ofo'west half of Lot
Number Eight,in the Lake Read East Con-
cession of the Township of Stanloy,in the
County of Huron, containing by admepsure-
reent Forty-nine acres, more br lees : afid
end. Lot Number Seven; in Range K, in the
said Township of Stanley, eontai ing
Twen-
ty
n-
ty
acres, more or less. •
TERMS. -Parcel number One will be sold
subjoet to a mortgage for e550, made to die
William McCaa. The property will be sold
in one or ,two ParCels, to suit purchasers.
Ton per tout of the purchase Money to be
paid on the day of sale, and the balance in
thirty days thereafter withoutintereet. The
purchaser will be required, on the nay of
gale, to sign an agreement for completion of
purchase. Further terms and particulars
non
dayof
gale 'or u n appli-
cation
now, rio pp
mad
ok
the undersi ed.
cation to gn
MANNING & SCOTT, Vendor's 8olicitora,
T. M. CAELiNO, And.
Clinton, Octeuer 29fi1,188A.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE' .•
42.000 HOUSHI TO RENT OIi-FOR SALEt
; ,
NJI on Rattenbury St. Tirst-class Farm "
goodbuildings, hard and soft water; Di Hui.:
lett. Easy terms. R. M. RACEY, Iroi1 and
Hardware Merchant, Clinton.
1+1 350 WILL BUY TEE TicIte l AND
sPl Lot owned by the underslgn'ed,
and occupied by Mr Lawrence, on Huron St.
Olinton- Hard and soft water and geed stn .
ble. Terms of payment easy. Apply to MO: •
CALLANDER,24 Staply St., Loudon.South.
TIOUSPs & LOT FOR SALE -SITUATE
on Osborne St. The house contained'
rooms and; good stone cellar ; there aroti
the premises, bard and soft weter.,a numper
of fruit trees and good stable. The lot Son- ,
tains } of an acre, and will be sold'ohesp.
W. ROBERTSON,=Pop Works, Clinton
busE AND . LOT FOR - SALE.- WELL'
'situated Frame House oa Huron Street,•'
Clinton, contains three good sized'roonis down
stairs, and • four rooms up stairs. • Summer t
Kitchen, Stone Cellar, bard and soft water under .1
•Cofer, Querter acre lot 'with Stable thereon.
Terms reasonable. and popeseico given• at any.,
time. MBS REDMOND, fil bton.
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE. -SUB.
seamen offers •for salethe property
known as tho.Railway Hotel Clinton close
to the grain storehouse of Mr It. Irwin which
is •licensed' house and doing a good badness.
This fa a good stand and will be sold on easy
terms ofpayment:. A Grocery Store in con-
nection, can be bought with the hotel, or
separately. Full,,pparticulers on application,
MRS M. KELLY Cliaton.
ALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE -.-
t
-Y lot 9, con. 2, and lot 9, con. 3, Township
of 'Statiley, each containing 100 acres. here
are good buildings and about 87 acres' clear-
ed oneach lot, and both•are in a good state
of cultivation. ,These are Ehret-ejase,farme
convenient, to Churches, School; &c , ane{
will be sold on easy terms, together or cepa- -
rately. M.. McTAGGART, Clinton. -
fEYCK COTTAGE FOR SALE - TEE.
subscriber offers for sale that very eoie-
fortable•cottaggefon Dunlop Street, at>pre-
-eeitt gooupiotlbyyMra Srowi lee. It con s
llE.;ooma End pantry downstairs, and kW
room upstairs. The lot is a corner quarter
acre, with hard and soft water. . Will be sold
on terms tosuitpurchasers. For paticulars.
apply to- D. DIOIUNSON, Auctioneer, or J.
O. FTIT,IOTT, Clinton 14
lOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -Situated
on the south side of Townsend Street.
The house, which is new, contains parlor,
dining room, -kitchen, a number of bed
rooms • and a stone cellar, the main part
being heated with a furnace. Hard and soft
Water' in abundance. The lot contains one
:quarter of attache, and the property will ne
eold on reasonable terms. Apply to MRS.C.
CARTER, Clinton:
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-SUB-
scnlBEk offers for sale his farm of 76
acres, being lot 25,11th Con. of Hullett ad-
joining the village of Londesboro. All
Geed frame house. and outbuildings.
Will be sold on reasonable terms. Plenty of
water. Excellent one for pasturing.If not
sold will be rented. ppl to JOHN BARK -
WELL, otrthe place or RICHARD BARK -
WELL, Clinton, Oht.
PROPERTY FOR SALE” -SUBSCRIBER
offers for sale•that excellent property at
of Princess and Raglan 19sreet on . There is an
core of land all set out with choioe frtiit
trees and grappe •vines, plenty of hard and
soft water. The hottse contains three rooms
down stairs, and four above, with good cel-
lar, closets, &e. This property is very con-
venient to schools, and is in one of the best
locations', 1n town. Will be sold entire, or
Me lots -divided. Terms reasonable. JOHN
STEEP, Clinton.
IOR SALE -THE HOMESTEAD OF THE
L late Mrs Finkle, nicely situated on Vic-
toria,Terraco, Clinton, and on the bank of ,
the Bayfield river, close to the London.road
bridge, 2; •acre:Lot land, fine orchard and
ail kinds of fruit, lemon and shrubbery, car-
riage house, stable and woodshed. suitable
for retired gentleman 'or any :. person wb'Q
wants a good, home at a reasonable price
Small payment down end tong time givop for.
reit in the faller cent.
to :GORDON
PER--
BIN
ER ..
BIN or W. H PERA N. -
,
FARM FOR SALE Oil TO RENT. -THAT
splendid tariff of .110 acro., on ilio Mait-
land concession, being lot 77 Godorieb wn
ship, situated l} Miles trod ittoolfli`enviiiile, and
four miles from the town'of Cliooton. The
soil is a good clay lean, with it neva Catling
spring creflek running through the plied: ileo.
good wells, Thore,is abeei.8'aoresof bnab,
which le ono of the bent.ugar bushes in the
conitty 4. also two frame barna, ono s bank
barn,.one !rain Berth etardef with roans for
ton horses, oleo two gcod hearing orchard,,
efrg
abed
ex *three
inbw
two elm 16g
houses: •Abdttsnotes 'Seeded den. Will
bo sold en reascnsble tonna or rented to
,tcod tenant, AAEX IlADOUI'l, d0lnieav111m
Post Olken
Is now complete, colnpriising all the Latest Novelties.
We c m_ satisfy you. with Dr ess
Goods, from ,5 cents to 51 a yard,
and with Mantle Goods= from 35
cents to :$10 per . yard.
MISS OURRELI:, ,acknq'iiiedged,by all, as the Leading -Dress and Man-
tle Maker in the county, is still. with us. Every order left with her is
guaranteed. With her there is no such thing as a misfit,
la'WE CUT FREE OF CHARGE every Wrap,. Ulster,
and Mantle purehased from us.'.
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GIBBINGS
We are now ready for the Fall Trade, with a fill' assortment
in the following lines:—
tStaple .and Fancy Dry Goods Woollens, &c
Extra Good Value,.
Cloihe, Tweeds, Tailor's. Tr mins, Gent's Foshlgs, &G.
Very cheap: and good. quality.
•
014 i a": t Ready - Made, in Suits .and Over -
f Coats: Small advance on wholesale
prices., All kinds of Ulothtng:made to order and. guaranteed.
•
EATS, CAPS, •FU:R8, &c.: -all New Styles
•J
* 1OOTS And SHOES, RUR ERS 'and FELT GOODS, in all. linea,.
at near the Totonta wholesale-pncea. -
1r STAPLE LINES IN GROCERIES as cheap as : the cheapeat.
,We are in a position to buy our stock right, and we intend to sell at
the lowest possible paying prices.. In fact we intend to take the lead for
good staple lines at the lowest prices. Come and see our stock and get
our prices. , '
'Searle's Block,
Clinton
PUMMEL & OIBBINGS
CALL '
AT Thef�ub • Gr�eiyAnd ask for some of the rew arrival of
JAPAN TEA WHICH iS SOLO AT 30,36 AHD 40C A LB
ALSO, ENGLISH BREAKFAST BLACK, FINE FLAVOR,
NZW 'V'ALN Ly''GId RidI$XNS
Don't fail to see the TWO .BROOMS for 25 cents.
I am prepared to cut prices biose for Cash. Goods delivered
0, S ,At.*,.Uw, 1.*T�T'I'OlV
ools and Yarns
DIRECT PROM GERMANX..
BE1tRLIN. WOOL, 2, 4, and 8 fold SA ON' li`ARN
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'DAY.1JSIAN WOOUA FR Fiitllgertii
FL 3t7 ff WOOS
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IADWIN,Pin eri
POMPAIiOTIRWOOL MID''iuear
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ICE• WOOL 0+0KNCi
dfir easterners may depend on getting the pareail from tut,
MR
we bay only the very beat lend topoft alto horn nlanntrete. •
W Cooper Clinton stationer Parley GoadP'dealer-
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