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_ ti o- � - B I` rho Notes. aon. the farm �' d c .-F rtn eued'axe. it gh l a Rt i r With• a
hat tllile. lsmi
Thoth - Births.
larr~rait have hee4 ac4 PROUT -In Clint3n, on August 9th, the wife of
as 'he waa alwa. Y dove h Wassel, fourth concession o€ Dr. -- y v }
I. Pout, of a daughter,
nicating with h ' by which his son Henry lost his Wolfe and taw. ROBER BON. -In west . t anosh, on August a
8!s Georgi i
1. ' gaged g grain, - the wife of I+Cr. W, 8obertson, of a son, .
hag never 1>cei I& fey was ebackin i thea wagon out n front of us stood a stout, short, elder- BASO —In Staplet.n, pn Aagubt 10th, the wit
ened
roes the cozzFdetzoa the bop g' tan, an .tilimistahable Heiorew 1n fes- air. Johu liasen, of a can.
r 1,tthe barn when part of the rade gave way and complexion. He spoke'English SMALL COxBk.--In Cllrmton, on August lith, {t
Porter-sHill, nie� �w him to the ground. He fell on $uently, but with an a=tremel strong wit of Mr, Thomas Smszlacombe, of a son.
e threshing at J Y g TAYI.O .—In Hullelt, on August 12th, the`%ite o
k 1 and. broke his neck. Mr, Waddel forts n accent, and.hls manner and phrase- Mr. IIcnry Taylor, of twine -eon and daughter
on which the stack. nif
10 h deeply afflicted by accidents, alogy worn peculiar, i>ri a lashiors which GL�RIi —1n Stanley, c7rm August 8th, the wits c
�y at the corner on, ago a spirited team ran away made it very diflicult to listen to hien with lir. L. Clark, of a daughter,
r working, and he WETT AUFFER.—In. Auburn, on August 41h, tl
j&� his wife, and since that time the elle seriousness which Iiia subject demand- wits of Mr. L. Wetttauftzr, of a daughter.
the ground:} recev_ tom nearly killed himself. ed, He enl� aged on his work in Palestine MoKA —In Tuekeremitb, on August 3rd, the wi
stns some bruisesg �ohn Lindsay, who resides on the farm and Asia Minor generally, which had un- of lir. Robert-11ioKay, of a daughter.
ork for a few days_ uthwold, Elgin- county, owned by doubtedly u of .a most 8TE WART. -In Exeter, on August 12th, the wife 4
Ig, 8th In3t. at p , savagely y p psewortky de- ]lir. Androw &tewart of a son.
g ialyd Thom son tt as sat a el attacked sari tion but when he proceeded to illus_ sN11LL --In Exeter, on Au et 8th, the wife of M
Wingham, y� 7 Eli Heil, o! a dao titer.
ah �. passed' bull on Monde Mr, Lindsa was gate the customs of his rriroe by. chanting TOLL, Ia Eget Wawanoeh on Au est 9th the wii
age of , 9 years. Vii( through the field when the ,anhnal some of tlzeir native songs in a high itched r
i and highly 8 g p of •. Blyth, Toll, of a daughter,
g y re- AAs p hushed at hint, knocking him voice, it proved every difficttit for me, light Ross: In Blyth, on August 9th, the wits of Mr.
telt Conservative, a. and commenced to gore him, The hearted enough in those days, to hear him M• ss, of a daughter.
t church and be, 'bull had a ring in his nose, which Mr. Lind- with due calm and decorum. Evebi his im-
rt Order of . Odd- w Caught hold of and pulled the animal � itaticin of the lamentations of the Jaws at I ' Deaths. .
of which society jo" so that the i11-cr aced 'asset could not I the wailing place outside the wallsfbl="fallen . CARLI G. In Clinton, on August 6th; Thomas I
ij 0ar him. But for the fact of the ring t Jerusalem, which ought to have been dee Ca ling, aged 41 years and 8 months.
feels, has lead artin the bull s nose Mr. Lindsa Would 1 p- MILL R,—In Bullett, on August 8tn, John Mille
y p.. pathetle, became from his intonation ag d 74 years and 3 months,
l ce , foo; steel l have been killed. and st le e
oulited y t y �actly the reverse. HIKE HEAD.—In Goderioh, August 11th, Barba
hence by lilessrs. ,._At an early hour on Wednesday of last :The culxpinating overthrow of my grav- C- Yule, wile of Mr. James Aikenhead, aged
the Gould Corot- k nurse Je"[nima Mitchell the John H, it.* came With an anecdote which he told ye rs and 6 month@. .
and pipes are as. �Ultford Hospital, Brantford asses peace- PARS INS. -In 5wa Gfe of h tea rt3hip, on August 11t
P p of an Arab- chief who had offered him lakg Ja a Swan, wife of Mr. Thomas Pareone, ag,
:t the fawn may g majority. daughter in mL-rz �ia-ge ,acid anaiflusly so years and 4 months.
y tae• f over to the tont ma crit Miss ABBO T. -In Goderich, on August 6th George A
itidhthon to a stip- Vifebell came from NloleswCrthI and has pressed` the beautiful bride open him. g
°nae and stable, JWJon the nursing staff. for some six 'rYes tt. excla Uned Dr, Wolfe stretching Fox. In ggroo6 onAugust9th, Michael Fox, age
he village of E1 e_ 1444S. . - : On Friday she complained. to put his arms toward a quiet, dignified lady 6 years, 3 months and .17 days.
eel` The number - I Tolmie of not feeling well, when who sat oil a ,sofa. hear hue, "yes, that TRIM 1.E. -In Brussels, on Augudt9th,Mary soph
at both inunici- w immediately placed in a private chief lie J e, infant daughter. of Mr. Qeorge Trimbl
k to the' Le begged me. to have' his child, with sg d 7 months.
rsons entitled t4 and. Dr. Heath, the'visiting physi- the brown e es like a
ward y gazelle, to wed her licGR GOR.—In G�derich, on August 6th, Frede
Orap, was.summoned. Complications, how- and keep her alwapq, but I said to hila; io Edison McGregor, nephew of Mrs. win. M
s only, 1,37 ; per- ,
i elections to the ever, set in, and the- case soon got beyond No, no! I have my Georgina at home. I Bain, aced 2 months. : I
{ WAU 13. -In Seatath,on August 1bth,John Waug
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The »umber the reach of 'medical help. 4 want no Irloro wives. I lines m Georgina . a ed 66 care 8 months.
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irrs is 248. There-Lenworth Huggart, the Woodstock 1n my house almady, and that is enough, ; .
nth who was nearly killed in a. hockey oh alto encu . ' " .
q gh. , ,, I int. QVU that I
ill have quite a toh at Paris, last winter, was the victim had to beat a hasiy retreat from the effects IMPORTANT NOTICES.
ngs erected within of a more serious accident on Monday of of this speech on tho propriety of demeanor
jut week, He was one of ' a large number I had been trying so hard to maintain.= A FOR SALE.—For 'sale lot 39 oosaoeseic
long tlieiri are the Blackwood's ', ia;tizille fit, L. R. S., Tuol<erem:ith, containing 109 acre
ompleted Brick - ofe.xe lonists:to Detroit, and on his re- +
tiara lost his railway ticket. hien Tilbury Abou 90 acres cleared ,end in a hikh state of cult
Sth concession ; 3 .
'airsergice, on the Gentle was reached, Huggart, who could I ratio The farm i3 all Well fenced and under•drair
UPI . produce his ticket, was put off the train ed, here is a brick house and large bank barn wit
se for Mrs. web_ Be Your QWII Layer. stone stabling. Also a good orchard and plenty
on } brick house _ il? the. conductor. The youth resented the _ riood ater. Itis within tour miles of Clluton, i
p Atempting to board the train ' is on of the best farms in the county and will t
-House for Mr_ { *ZtW y T doing so he I A purely Canadian work. sold cheap as the proprietor is desirous of retirin
,es•ion. again ae 1t was pulling out, xL �` Appl on the prendaesor address JOIIN MoKENZI
slipped and his foot was drawn under tpustworthy legal guide. (London road), Brucefleld P.'O. - 1457-tf
and son,, of St. A book' for the masses.
s last week by then wheels,..crushing it nearly up to the A treasury of 10,000 law pointe. , -
:1 running away. � Everybody needs it. •
s distance etting A Rochester, New York, special says: � y y � �g� ORr�r��
' g '3nw1 Florence Wright, of this city, 18 years , everybody wants it when they see it.
some ribs broken, Yeld, a poor gird atadying for the stage, has Everybody''can afford to buy it. LO/� BER - YARD
:e penetrated the est r eines ward that she has just fallen Price $1, post free. M j
salon of the brain' jeiresg to a fortune of $750,000, from her Agents wanted immediately. .
in, lie will very Address W. H. Anger, Law Publisher, ..
Ind again, Miss smc1e, a millionaire millet• of New Orleans, _ o -o � 8 � ,
,having jnst died, left her that amount. 252 Palmerston Avenue, Toronto. , . P. KEATING,
lnveyaRee at
the - .
aately. jars. Wright is an actress, who left her — -
the members of ,daughter when a baby with a friend to Brucefield. De ler In Lumber and Shingles
A€hf%eld Preaby- . tdng up. MissWright had not heard- of her B. R. HlGrlrts, general fire and .life incur- .
Eanse on Tuesda mother for several years, but 16arned a few ince anent, notary ,public, eonveyancer,00mmiesioner
the opportuni d><ya ago that she was in New Orleans, 1 for taking affidavits, &e. llioney to loan on first Al kinds of LUMBER always on, hand
looking, after her own interests. Miss mortgage on good farm property. At home every and f the very best quality, -
or their pastor, g morning and Wednesday of each week;. 1464
4Qright was formerly of Morrisburg, Ont. . Give me a call, and see if I can't give yo,
severed his Con- She legit there while young. - — , y wha - you want. •
;alien, Mr. S., THD MARKMTS. i B. Lumber yard and office on the Huro;
society, read an -Four young men of ?Elms, Fred Davis,, - •
atirrg Mr. Hose - aloin .Baehan, Robert Tindall and Edward SNAFOala. August 19,. 1F96. Road, near the flax mill,
token of the a - !Reiaeh, were ap before P. M. Terhune, of Fall Wheat per bushel......-......... o 58 -to 0 8i! 1497tf
p Listowel, the other day, charged with doing 8pring wheat per bushel ............. 0 58 to 0 62
malicious damage to property- The coin- oats per bushel .....,,.-„ 0 17 to 17 ,
knew Rev.. W. g p P y Peas per bushel. ..... _."..., 0 42 to 0 43 Mortgage Sale of a' Valuabh
it, twill regret to plaint was laid by George Daniels, who Barley per bushel.................... o 25 to o so
orating, 7th that, , ,uveal -lot 18, concession 14, +'lira, who Butter, No. i, loose.. - _. - . 0 10 W 012 arm, in the Township, of
' •char ed the boys with breaking six or seven Butter, tub.............. .. ........ 0 10 to a 12 McKillop.
11 illness, which Eggs per dot:... -_.._--_._,_.. 0 7J b- 0.08 .
-esignation. Dr. ;viadows in his house with throwing stones, Four, per loo IDs..._ M .. _ ,_-...... 1 96 to 1 90
.da and entered Evidence in the case was taken all day, Hayper ton new...,...........-.... 6 00 W 7 00 Un ter a viler of sale contained in a certain moil
hen 'young.- He seven or eight witnesses being examined . Htdcs per 100 nm........ ...... _..... 1 90 to i 90 gage, there will be offered for sale, by public auction
fes` Sheep Skins. ........................ 0 75 to 1 0o . by J- P. Brine, auetiorwer, at the COMMERCIA1
cud cross-examined. The defendants wereHOT L, in the TOWN O. SEAFORTH,
many years ago. wool ....... ...... ........ .... 0 l9 bo 0 21
r 0 years of age, fined each $5 and $1 damages and $5 costs. potatoes pat bag,(newl_... --, _ .... t :6o to 60 ON SATURDAY, (AUGUST 29th, 1896,
;erial duty somnb - --tin Thursday, 6th inst., Mrs. Elizabeth salt (retail) per. bwrel.. .... ...... 1 00 to, 000
i passed awn at her home in Lis- Wood par oord (long).......... __ .... 2 75 to 3 IQ_ At. 3 o'clock in the at ernoon, the following leads
lis later life to
Mitchell p y Wood per cord (short) ....'.,_;..... 1 50 to 1 75 vz.: t 2t, in the 6th nneession of the Townshil
towel. The deceased had been ailing for a Apples per bag-__..............,_ :0 75 to 1 00 of McKillop, in the Coun;yt of puron, containing ono
ear or more, and had been confined to her plover Seed ................. _....... 5 76 to 6 00 hundred acre -j, more r leap.: This is a valuable
tat week, Mary, qq
:vans, of Turn- bed with a paralytic stroke some time be- Timothy Seed ...... .................. 2 50 to 2 10 farm, about two nnd-on!e half miles from Seatorth
her; bed at the fore her husband's decease oil the 19th of Pork, per 100 IDs .............. ...... 4 25 to 4 60 all cleared, fairly fenced,i and is good condition. Th
Tallow, per lb...,.....: . _ 0 04, to 0 05 soil i a good clay loam,' and 1s well watered by i
s tzras 87 years - -the same month, last year, where he sue- •" ` branch of the River Maitland, which runs through it.
i atumbed to cries sustained b falling i Ther is erected on the premises a stone dwellini
th friends in the Zll y g Tor<oirro, August I9.—'?Rl- wheab,'0.8 i t t�.87 ; hous and a back barn, with stabling underneath, it
;st Dgrhram, and ,downstairs at the• round sold age of three spring wheat, 80.50 • is - 3+1.51; o.►ir, ; 2 t to 23 c ;
fair r pair. Further particulars will be made known
e tinge of her score and seventeen. They. came from the pe ". per bash, 60c to 61;,c; barley,. 30c to 6c ; hay, at th time of sale, and may in the meantime be had
count of Arnla h Ireland where the were ter tou, 112 00 to $1.5 60; butter, los to 18 ; p0ift from the undersigned or JOHN BEATTIE. ESQ.
ek, from whence -- y g , r y loon, per bush, Toe to 35c ; eggs, per dos., 9c J: P., Seatorth. GARhOW & PROUDFOOT; Yen
.emetery for in[- • -married, and took up their residence in the is loo ; dressed hogs, per iJ0 iW, 65 60 to .00. ` do;'s Solicitors. Dated at Goderich, the 8th day o
I a sister of the} township of Eima, living on the gravel road Au3u t, 1896. 1497.2
berry, ,*nd the .some thirty gears before moving to_ town. Dairy Markets. - -
e soils aixd three The old lady lived to see her seventy-fourth TORONTO, August 18th. -Cheese - Ad-
year. vancing all round. The old county mar-
: James,! soil of - =Mrs. John Caven, of Motherwell, cele- kets .are firmer, and at the Canadian fac- ' '' ^""'"` ' '' "'r ` ' ."
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anal, James prated the -93rd anni-%ersary of her birttiday torics prices are higher. In conseq nce to Hoar M'y"� +RAP RE s j
,mething about.. on Saturday, Augyis.t 1st, Born in Ayr- cal dealer`s are asking higher, vale s, good ' - NGIANTEA
of the former, shire, Scotland, 1St13, where she spent her new cheese being quoted to day at S to S?jc. i Ai,00carmhnu
on :gave way, ,early life and was married, she removed Butter -Large stocks still remain in the lo- !
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., at lightning with her late husband to Dumfries, Ont., cal market, notwithstanding the a oras of
,,las fell -20 feet, early in the forties. In 7853 they settled ,dealers to clear up. Good Butter is in de-
dhtioin to a bath ,on the farm on the river Thames where she mand and brings the highest, prices east lie ' I I Make 1 k Fri n d C
"b1cen near the las lived ever since and where Mr. Caven. .but any off, con .•tion of color has � a • e e
Wore fortunate- died many years ago. The following are sacrificed. We :uote : Choice da ry tub .
sy s, none the -her family ;-Rev. W m. Caven, . D. D. of butter, 100 t'o • 1� ; medium tubs 7 e to 8c
- Knox college, Toronto ; Mrs. Alex. lvIc low grade dairy - tubs, 5c to 6e ; choice OUTSHINE .RIVALS
On, had quite Fadzen, St. Marys cud s\Ire, Joseph Mc- large rolls, 10c to 13c; dairy poun prints, WIN VICTORIES
the electric, Intyre, of Motherwell, Among her grand- c to 19c`; creamery tubs, 15c to 17c,
t week, about -children are Drs. Wm., John and James +'ggs-Good boiling eggs sell at 8c o Sic,
`lizitun, nn Ih:is 'Caven, Toronto ; Mrs. Robert Anderson, of but few sales are reported. Them rket is An Sell Itself On its Meritl
Bila driving • Plover, Iowa ; and Wrzm, 14IcFudzen, St. easy and quiEt. - Every Time.
rn he received Marys There are also several great grand- M0, TREAL, August IS -Cheese-Four
.ampletely par- -children. ThouGh Mrs. Caven has reached thousand French cheese sold -this i�kmorning �j, e have also several other blends in steel
.ral moments -such a patriarchal age she is still hale and at 8c to 8je. Butter -Choice creamer is
:heart a to s it the different tastes of our customers
he unhitched y nd in possession of all her faculties. as hard to,, and in as active request as
each and sought -She leads an active life and takes an intel- • at the close of last week; . and for inch, r -
wase where he ligent interest in all that goes on in the • stock 'shippers bid lSc quite freely. For 1'� � �� �' � � 1 �$1.
neighborhood, grades showing even slight defects in make or We lways keels to the front. Buyers can
from Chicago _______ ___.n-� keeping quality the market is. quiet. Wiggs not ut their money in inhre liberal hands
alt corn, nisrks -_ _ `-• Trade is sti('l dull and for large Tots 9c is. You need not hesitate to ',accept our state
THE ROMANCFFS. y j y' men s, a9 we back them with goods an,
(=slid ?rank certainly extreme. The Majority of t ...
>:lle time ago, :maw the Present. Reigx►ing Family Caine actions are Sic. prices. In the j
large amount to the Throne In Russia. UTZC.t, N.Y., August 11th.-Cheese'-�'To-
v ator. at God- da 9 500 boxes sold ;at 7c to 8 c ; about CROCKERY LIN E
Darin tlx lesng ci it wars in Russia Y+ ,
h -use it was `which followed the extinction of the R:urik half large, colored, at -8&c. Butter -About r
4,anager Hays: -dynasty,im ori€tl title as still claiiiied b 100 packages creamery sold ,`-at 16c to 17c ; There is no room for improvement in th
p w y {market -firm .for both cheese and butter. barg ins we offer in Toilets Secs, water Sete
Eiteel the town- upstart usurper czars. In 1613 a new dy- T. Din er and Tea Sets. ;There can be n
,king some use nastywas chosen to put an end to,thorule LITTLE F,mL.s, N. I.., August 17th.-
�iy, necessary of pretelzclers. Ilthchash Roiiianoffthe can Cheese -Large colored, 8J-@ ; large white, , hard times for you if you buy from
4 is fitted for Sic' Butter -Farm dairy, 13c to 15c.
of Philaret, the metropolitan of : B ostoff, l
�� liooner E- was elected by a kind of states general con- 4OBB &' ,' U1 E,
Inst week Live Stock Markets.
�. •vowed for the purposa. `1?li&o had bean va- {
gorier S, J. Mous canelcltLtes but a letter, Said to be LIvliPesoL, August 17th: -The. markets
,r fest Side written b PhilFlret having been laced to -day were firmer, but prices remain un- CITY GROCERF,
4hipped from ibefore the a-sseznbly, which vas couched in changed. Canadian sheep are quoted 1c3 T1 at A O R .T H
! revicrtEs years' 'terms advocating constitutional govern- 5 d per lb. I
`ir,'rtvoacl and D�OTz;E_si, August 18th. -The butchet�_
gent, the son of tiat church dignitary a � i
gut they tic ere fvaselecd. Tho, lettc*r stud tlitit the as- were present in considerable numbers and as
:; of -the trod` •seinbly ouglit not to confer irresponsible the supplies were not large prices had an up- .
:e.ierrtl else ,
S P :power upon the monarch whom they would ward tendency all round excepting for old ��� � � �
`s purposes, appoint but tht>t tiro legislative over sheep, of which there was a larger number.
t r •tile will be ' g p than usual. Superior beeves sold at from
-should be divided between the czar, the P
J" corn it is house. of boyars and the states 3 e to 4c per Ib, pretty good animals sold at -
'irea:t to (rod- y general. � t y .
The oath imposed upon itilichasl Ronianoff from 2c to 3sc p'er lb, common , dr cowsI I'll
aecomrnoda- and rough steers sold at from _4e to 3e and
vas therefore to the effect that he should Sale.
r`" of the pro--nelther decree iw,vs nor deciaro war nor some of the leaner, old cows at about 2c per a a a
kezi -made by-Wncludo treaties of �p«tce or alliance, nor. lb. One lot of nine good cattle brought
eat shipped _ in$ipt capital 3• c per ib. The prices of calves ranged
;roll thence to I punishment or confise, tion p
I' wheat at of"'proper-ty upon any person except with front $2.to $5.50 each, but; there were no
extra ones` on the market. Shippers are D. ri n � - ext 2 Month;
the assent of the boyarsand the parliament. 1 .
-lie cars and Aftertvczicl this letter, tvlienithnd served paying from 3c to 3c per lb for good arge
to grind -it sheep, the other sheep bring from 11.50 to
I its'puiZsose, t; a., zleclared to be fl forgery. 00 each. The prices of lambs were from or tri the stock is cleared out.
If' it kept c'2 -
r;Iitrrres will '� few years later the young czar ordered 25c to 50c each higher than they were a We reoffering the following lines
b the charter of le;! 3 to bo destroyed and to o g g
be replaced try tutc�ther, in �vliicll it was week ago. Une, butcher paid'43..5eacli for at a' greatly reduced rate
laid down that .1llichael Romanoff was flock of good lambs ; common lambs sold at
about $2.50 each. Fat hogs are not plenti-
1,oarcl have elected czar and '`autocrat" of 'all the ful and sell at from 3:4c to 4e per b�. For. Cash Only
For the en- Russhas. Gradually the convocation oven 1,7.i8T Bt ; race, August 18th.----�Cattle- J
,tuatrt, $1,- } - of a merely cazisult,eti tie .assembly became, Market ate dy for good stock, -air to me -
F.. Walker, less and less frequent. Finally its esis� diurn los t, 20c lower; choice hea'y`steers, Thes , goods are all new, stylish
) . Gardeil, I ence teas altogether done away with. Aft- 40 ; g PP g+ an f the best 'duality.
$4.35 to $4; cod shi in 4:10 to s
l 11. Dent, "L I692 no cont vocation, took place any. ,
r_ $4.2;i ;fat native heifers,. 58.50 o $4.10
tgvenson, mare, eveclrt once, under Catherine II, for native cows, $2 to 83.75 ; fat bull , choice Craw Hats were $1.25 now 50c
-- St vensan, a, mere temporary object. heavy,$2.85 to 53 ; stockers active; com
�. �f. J= Ed- �. It is to these sporadic cases of states gen- mon choice $2.60 to x;3,25 ;, feed,ers,$3.25 « it 1.00 " 500
I, w+31' -50 ; oral, if they inhsy No called so, and to a char- to $3.4v ; weals, $4 to X5.50. Hog` s '.Mar- . 75 � 50e
F Norman, ter en9lzrottclecl ..izt sone historical doubt r e 1<< ee Shirts were 1.00 750
ket' active and higher; 3i,orke: goad g g 1.25 " 75c
NcDurney, that Itusshan Ifii>cnals llativa in'our time, weights,i s o. t0 t" io J
'r c tiheway, cow and their r€sfurred as to ti rccedent. mb_p x kers to 33. i 0 ; • ' � ,� , 1.00 f' . 75c
�,l- Ire At 1 p mixed packers X3.55 to ., 3 65, mediums,'
east they did so in writings published $3;40 to $3.50 • roughs, $3; stags, I$2.25 to
Milt)
; J• U. 'abroad, Russian censorslirp havin Wfbid- $2 75, Sheep and Lambs -Market active Ba,y, gown, Tan and Drab Federa
; M. cion the subject to be touched upon at €�11. and stron rime lambs, 55.65. to $5.90 ; Hats, Summer Unzlerwear, Neck
�..'' i Miss Peter 1;, Catherine I, Peter Ii, Anne, Eliz- fair to good, 84 to $5.50 ; culls and ,coalmen, wear, and in fact all hot weather
!fki T Tot&l, abets , Peter 11I, Catherine II, Paul I, 75 g ood to choice, goods at a read reduced rate.
$3. to to $4.55 ; mixed sheep,g g greatly
, i I Alexander I, Nicholas z, A_lexauder.� II, $3.50 to $3.75 ; export ,ewes higher, $3.75 As th re is only a limited stock of
tl,e, Grand Ale-Mauder III all ruled on the strict auto- to $1- Cattle closed quiet; all sol(l. Hogs these goods you can save money '
ImornlUg. _ I eratic principle„ which Nicholas Il is still closed arm; all -sold. Sheep and lambs, all- by calling early at
ekiag up it. bent upon continuing. Poter I the Great sold early; market closed firm..
r my it on - eillargecl upon it try exteuding the liability I
fly l,adeel, cotlioral punish:uaont frons. the 1.aobility Marriages. p /� (7
Pg at then to the imperial family itself`. He had his 11ENRY-AIKFN. �At the Rattenburyy street par'ry f Loa c�PEA!]�i�, Uea �Y�h
lme tender ow' 96tl?rs whipped ped. He tit his own soil nonage, Clinton on August 8th, by Rev. R. MqI• U f
�g hith in I I P yard, Mr. D. M. Henry, to Miss 'Ellin N. Aiken,
elle tartare, �vlia disci from it. HO, too, both iron} Mornngton to*•nshi .
'iiloved to took a cicli ht in cher p TjAILO+R'S AND FURNISHERS,
rt gird he g piling off the heads of DORRANvE-SOLO—At Colgate, Borth Da•.
F , a ro>,v Of Political ofiendersl vvliila uaffin kota, on` August 6th, by Rev. w• C. Whisnand, I
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To cut the'prices of all Challies, Crepons, Delaines - y
kuslins, Dimities, GinCleall r 0 -
ghams, and all other lines of . Stock __ .
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�11 30c stuff for 15c, 25c for l2 c, 15c for 7. c,' 30c for 10c, 18c for 9c ' '
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10c fo • 5c. We think it cheaper to do •this now, than pack _away for another
season Don't delay one hour longer than necessary in coming here for the H av i n b bought very- heavily a Fa
next light days. _
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G LROY & WISEMAN, Clinton. . �
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o an: - an w -- s ow UP I" fade
quanti,ies,we find that mire will 'be cur-
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\ tailed for room unles,q we. make0 Lion '
big -pus • for s ace to s h -
P ew thorn up..
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- Henc'e�'t a necessity i
_ essay arses to clear a
Rather Than Take Any Chane Lar. o ti o n of u r -
large o stock at ani u n
Of S�t�p77'`mmer goods being left Over, we are willing to lose mons for a time. _
!j No need to particularize. Call and examine goods and. get rices. 11
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NEX.T TO C. W PAPST'S BOOKSTORE. . I
T . H E WESTERN, FAIR
LONDON, SEPT. 10TH TO 19TI11 1896.
C I n da's Favorite Live Stock Exhibition. 01de4 Fair in Canada.
. Established 1868: Going ever silIce.
Exhibitors find it pays to show here. Entries close Sept. 8rd.; $30,000 expended
o a new buildings best on the continent. Every pare breed' represented in the
Live Stock. Every improvement to Agricultural Implements on exhibition.
! the Centre of dairying. The best new buildings to show in. A perfect sight
and will well repay a visit to the Fair. .
PAWNEE BILL'S WILD° WEST AND MEXICAN HIPPODROME.
So actors, 60 animals -and a village•cf 60 tents ; the greatest.Fair attraction in America to -day.
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SSE 13EN AI.I'S 11 ORl"S IT i13ER.
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ISea for Prize List and make your entries.
C PTf A. W. PORTS, Preside t. 1896-2 TH03. A. BROWNE, Secretary,
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PRIINTS, CREPONS, CALL
IISl SL INS, BLOUtii
SES, .A_0D
SHIRT WAIST' , GE.� O --1i
WRAPPER, C� :P— TOES_
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35c , cc . "« 25c
Gigantic Cs
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for new fall go
GOODS must be cleaned out as we vant
ds which are now beginning to arrive. Below
space
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prices to give you an idea of the'tvay we ar
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slauglitering goods ;
inch, worth 14c, price now 71c
Boys' Tweed Saits worth 81.50
and striped Chambray
for $1 ; Boys' Tweed Suits worth $3.25
4, in three colors, worth 15c for 100 ; colored Dlick
or $2.25" ; plain
Suitings .
worth 12 kc for Tic ;a
25c for 17c, -or 6 yards
pecial line of colored Casbmeres, 40 inches wide, worth
(a full dress) for $1 ; Ladies' Lisle Gloves, in brown, tans
and state, worth 18c f
wbAh 25c for 15c ; La
r 10c ; Ladies' Taffeta Gloves, in light and dark shades,
hes' fast black Hosiery worth 10c per pair, or 4 pair for .
2c. Everything in summer
goods will be reduced in proportion. Come early to
a cid the rush.I
Hosiery -
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Parasols to
finish up
20 per cent.
discount.
l Corsets
D"& A
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83c.
DRESS GOODS
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75c goods to clear at 50c
` Lace Curtains 15 per cent. discount
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500 , cc cc 350
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35c , cc . "« 25c
i ° Men's Tweed Suits to cleat $3.45.
25c � " 1$c
Men's all wool Halifax Tweeds Suits $4.40.
Li+ Prints 121c now l0c
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Men's Tweed Suits worth $11 now $8 .
I�larasols -g off price -
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S is th $ 0 f $8.9(3 ;
Men's Tweed ui worth i or It
Job lot!mill ends Tweed }price
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cakes
Boys Baits at carrespozidingiy low prices,i
. Wide White and Cream Laces I price
Men's and Boys' Pants at ridiculously los
Job lot mill Inds Flannelette Skirting, 38
- prices." See them.
inch, worth 14c, price now 71c
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Ladies and Gents sum;per- underwear at
Double fold Sheeting, 2J yards wide, worth
below cast.
1 c, price now 12ic.
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Dress Remnan s at per cent.
D t 25 r ani,
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2s ecial'nes Flannelette -81c and 6 je
price. .
All I in es Summer Silk at cost
Hosiery -
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-Vi count Hill, of Burf rd, Ont., figured I -bout eleven years ago it was chronieh
in the Birmingham (En land) assizes on ed in the Woodstock Sentinel -Review tha� z
Tuesday last as plaintiff in P. suit against Mrs. 'J. H. Scott, a fancy goods lady doing - .
the Dbwager Viscountess Hill, his step- business in that town, had lost $15, presume 1 .
mother,. to recover the family - diamonds ably through theft. No trace of the money
and je elry, which he claims as heirlooms could be found and Mrs. Scott removed to ;
under he will of his -gran mother. Judg- Gaylord, Michigan; fifteen dollars poorer. G'orner of Matti
inent Was rendered in fator of the de- A short time ago Rev. Dr. Dadson received g U TIH STORE and Market atreetH= .
fendan . an anonymous letter written by a woman is
-W4ile out shooting n Friday last, Woodstock. Enclosed. in it was $25 which ppppSlTE TOWN BUILDING.
L+'rnestr Wilpton, of• West Flamboro, was the signer requested should be sent to Mrs. +
--'ng 'throue1. a 1, 1, a 1 as he este_ a `.Scott, if her whereabouts could possibly be -
,w's fest, he laid down his gun, picked found. She admitted taking the money
a stuck and began to pot a the nest. The from Mrs. Scott and to the end t at she ,
I of the stick struck the trigger and the might make full retribution for her r iiscleed '
a w at off: The doctors have taken -out she. enclosed $10 in excess of the amo ut she
st o the shot and the vi stun will likely ;had taken. The money was forwa sed to 'NORTH RT:H STORE
;over•.Mrs. Scott.
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discount.
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Ladies' Vests
finishing up
at
4c.
Ladies'
Pets
lac goods, -
19c•'
Mill- hands
Skirtings
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71c yard.
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Machine Oil I
Toilet Soap
Toilet Sop
Kid Belts
Curling Irons
Ift bottle
loc wrapped
for
cakes
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8c
49c.
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Hosiery -
Shirt Waists
Fans;
Tokio Pongee
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to finish. up
up-to-date
fast black
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loc.
and 75c•
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Ladies' a
Ladies' Skirts
Ladies'
Ladies'
White Lawn
Drawers
Corset
Night Gowns
Aprons
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white
Covers
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Ladies'
100 pieces
Flannelett
Chenille
Tiger Eye'
Shopping-
Ribbons
special
Goods
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in the Birmingham (En land) assizes on ed in the Woodstock Sentinel -Review tha� z
Tuesday last as plaintiff in P. suit against Mrs. 'J. H. Scott, a fancy goods lady doing - .
the Dbwager Viscountess Hill, his step- business in that town, had lost $15, presume 1 .
mother,. to recover the family - diamonds ably through theft. No trace of the money
and je elry, which he claims as heirlooms could be found and Mrs. Scott removed to ;
under he will of his -gran mother. Judg- Gaylord, Michigan; fifteen dollars poorer. G'orner of Matti
inent Was rendered in fator of the de- A short time ago Rev. Dr. Dadson received g U TIH STORE and Market atreetH= .
fendan . an anonymous letter written by a woman is
-W4ile out shooting n Friday last, Woodstock. Enclosed. in it was $25 which ppppSlTE TOWN BUILDING.
L+'rnestr Wilpton, of• West Flamboro, was the signer requested should be sent to Mrs. +
--'ng 'throue1. a 1, 1, a 1 as he este_ a `.Scott, if her whereabouts could possibly be -
,w's fest, he laid down his gun, picked found. She admitted taking the money
a stuck and began to pot a the nest. The from Mrs. Scott and to the end t at she ,
I of the stick struck the trigger and the might make full retribution for her r iiscleed '
a w at off: The doctors have taken -out she. enclosed $10 in excess of the amo ut she
st o the shot and the vi stun will likely ;had taken. The money was forwa sed to 'NORTH RT:H STORE
;over•.Mrs. Scott.
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