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FOR JULY Adl'D .t1JJO UST. .
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,BI:... SALE OFiPARASOLS
FOR JULY 4ND AU(J USS
BTG SALE. OF STRAW GOODS.
BIG SALE OE DRESS , GOODS.
Bid;. Bargains in MUSLIN& '
Big Bargains in BUNTINGS, .
Big 'Bargains in CASH11.LERES, ,
B g Barcmins in SILKS:
BIG BARGAiN8 ALL ROfJ)D
DURING JULY AND AUGUST, TO REDUCE STOCK,.
F'O...I_--t . "maim=
will pay ready casts for any quantity' of good butter, to any: farmer wantin :
cash. 1 will pay. halfS;ash, if Wanted. pr pay all trade if desired, for • oiie to one.
- - thousand' tubs of .butter: Fai' ors,':donY't toiget'this.
JOHN,..HODGINS'...CliniOn
HIGHES
At the C'enfennial Exhr`brfiort l
The United States Centennial Commission have, :upon the recommendation •
of the Judges of Group No.. XXV;, 'have. unanimously awarded to SQHM1E1i, .&.
t �o„ manufacturers of Grand, Square and Upright. Piatro-Fortes, FI RST
MEDAL OF MERIT arid. DIPLOMA OF—H01\1OR, for
the Essential Qualities .of a 'Perfect Yiano;,Vorte, vii :=Volume, Purity, and
Evenness of Tone, Elasticity of 'Touch,.a id, Superiority. of,Workmanship.
(Signed)
A. T'. (. OSH ORN, J. L. CAMPBELL, J R',' HAIti LEI.,.
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Director -General. Sewr:trrry. 'President.
• Have secured the Agency of the • above for _ Ontario, and will
keep constantlyon hand a FULL STOCK. ' -
In a word, the SOHMEB. PIA.NO is made to stand, not merely as an orria
mental piece of Furniture,.liut•as a Musical Instrument ,• not for a day or a year
only, but for a lifetinie.' It is honestly wade, so that continuous and severe use
will not impair its fine qualities of Torie and Action, and owing to:its.extra, and
substantialease work, .it: will:remain longer in tune than tiny 'other piano, and
endure as a faithful means, the harmonious interpretations of the, beautiful in
music. *47'We will guarantee satisfaction in every respect.
N. B: --The Company. gives with 'each Piano a Warranty;r. to be.
a PERFECT INSTRUMENT IN EVERY RESPECT, made of the Best'Sea..
soned Material, and hold themselves responsible for the term of .Ci: Years:
Second -Hand' Pianos: and Organ
Taken in Exchange.
OHERTY& GIBBIN
CLINTON
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE..
LACROSSE.
The Wildman • boys worsted the Us -
towel club .a few days ago by three
straight games,
AUGUST.
Seaforth played Brussels on Satur- gonfered Prints,. Mgatta, Prints;
day last and gave them.4 drubbing by
three straight games, Bleck and Colored 1VIuslins,.
Colborne.
Bethel B. C. Sabbath School, which
bas beeti for a time working under dif-
ficulties, has been. revived. A full list
of earnest, efiecient awl willing workers
have been elected, and the school will
no doYtbt be carried ou successfully.
We are pleased to notathe improve*
menns, which are being daily made at
Cherrydale Farm. Mr,. LaTouzel is al-
most Constantlydoing something to im-
prove its appearance, Having excel-
lent water privileges and good scenery
we slotlld not be surprised tosee Cherry-
dale become a leading summer resort.
I odcrielt. •
STOLE .—l1 r, J. Herr bad two gold
watches and about $8Q in cash stolen
out of his house a short time ago.
A few days ago Drs. Cassady, Tay-
lor and 111cLeaa removed a very large
tumor from the neck of Mr. John
Shanklin. .
Dat.r4s Gtt ic Holiday, will. bo on
Wednesday 10th August there will
be an excursion over the Grand' Trunk
Railway to Brantford.. The Mechanics
Institute; will bo pleased to see a large
turn out from your town.=lar: W:
Chisholm,. of Colborne, solclathe first
load of new wheat on' the Goderieh
Market this season,, 1t was a•first class
sample and the price paid was.
A young. lad, Waters had four of his
toes "nipped" oft by a 'number of
cars at the station this • week. -06.
Tuesday the Cadets of i'emperanee pec-
niceu at the Maitland falls: • Good
time, everybody satisfied.
British Grain Ti ade.
London, Aug..1. -The Jim* 'adze
Empress says :—Tie temperature during
the, pab`t'week has been on: the average
30 degrees lower than during -the late
spell of heat; There . has been t;enerol
rains .and local thunder -storms but the
wheats are: not thick • enoughto take
serious damage..:. The nights leave been
colt' in England, and several night frosts
in Scotland will retard . the., harvest
there; Mildew . is' reported aiirong
hcat in, •various parts of England.
The decline in, temperature will not be
of advantage.to. wheats, except in the
north of. England:.; The Barley . crop
will bo very,.good in some locations, but.
in theieniainder it is of a very iri•.egular.
growth anti ripened prematurely. • Oats
are good in Ireland, andpai•ts of Soot,
land, but variable and generally intlifi'er
ent,. in,Englaincl• The -grain trade was
unchanged,' except t1iat-sales'were made:
with greater difficulty than last week
but when made prices were maintained,
although`on spot prices for foreign were
nominally' unchanged. It 'was dififlcult
to make.sales on Friday without some
concession.! business was very iestriet-
ed, ;but the. supply-.. was not excessive,
andthe growing belief that the Europ-
ean harvest
urop-eanharvest will not equal :the estiuiates, •
makes holders disinclined to force sales:
The forward trade . was completely sus-
' periled owing to the different ideas of
buyers and -sellers. 'The'off.coast mar=
ket was •supplied, but only about a
dozen 'out' of twenty-five- cargoes were.:
cold during: the week. buyers have
clone'. nothing since \Vednesdizy. The
quantity. of'wheat and flour on passage
to the United Kingdom shown ,a -ieduc
tion of• .26,500 quarters . the previous
Week'. Sales of Er glishwheatduring.
the week' were 13,237 quarters at 47s
.1d per quarter, against 13,75:'quarters
:.
at+44s 2d per quarter in the correspond-
iiia week last—year.
li�aacicllcii''s Arnica
The'.I3rsT Sittv.s'in the world for.
Cuts, Bruises,,' Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Eheu•ai, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions; and positively cures. Piles.
It is''guaranteed to give perfeot satis-•
faction or' money' refunded. bike ` 2.0
per box•. .For sale by X. Ii• Combo.
• SnIe .Register.
OA.Saturday, Aug, 18th., the Rouse -
hold furniture size,, of Mrs. J. 13•:Itaa.cey
near the High School ;Chilton .JAs.
Howson, Auctioneer:
CLINTON • 1111A. U&ETs.
• (Corrected every Thursday afternoon.)
*heat, rat per bash., • .• • $1 18 to 1 20
Red, . - • • • , 1 16 to .1 18
8l,riog,' Redtdial7, . 1 15 to 1 18
Fife, • +- • - 1 16 to 1 13.
()ate, • • . 0 87 to 0 40
Harley, 0 06 to 0 10
x}daa;•0 (11 to 0 70
Nlour, - 0 00
Potatoce;:�
t 0 26
Troter,^^ . 0.15
Ha, .• 0 13
Niece` •• •• •• 1101
0
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SheeSheepskins .. r • .:r..`•.' 075'
75
Ws t>fr .•I.
• �... .4• 2 23
to 0 80
to 0 25
to 0 17
to 0 14
to: 12 00
tit 6
to 1 2260
to 7 60
to 800
*4 026
Shirt ngs, Ducks, Cottona,des,
White .and Gray Cottons,
Cotton Yarn and RCarpet Warps.
NOTICE.
We will always pay the.
Higher : Market Price for BUTTER TND EGGS'
EITHER TN. CASH OR TRADE;
REMQVED..
The subscriber begs to' inform the
Public that he has removed to MR.
._. POONER S BUILDINC, next the Market.
Having . settled with the Insur-
ance Companies on a most satis-
factory basis, he begs to intimate.
that he has decided to clear out all
his old Stock, atGreatly REDUCED
RATES ---some at HALF, and some
at LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST,
the whole to be cleared out in the
course: of Two•
. Months. Hats and
Caps at Half Price. GROCR ISS
at Greatly Reduced ° Rates.
A Cally solicited. WM. COATS.
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FOR THE:'MONTH OF AUGUST
PREYLO.0 3O PR•OOEETJINC:,WITI I REBU.WLO.INC.
and .extension:of `premises,
IYILL OF1a EP
sp.•
'IN. ALL LINES 'OF 'GOODS,
iii order.to•uiake roonrrfor the,alterations and,extensibn of premises;
QR.
MONTH„
Agent for W ALKEE'S'PAT.ENT Y3UTTLIt'WORKER
Albert Strese4. E'liik gin.