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--The I3lrpssels Band has been ap-
pointed as Battalion Dimd for the 33rd
Battalion.,
~Tr:nlilx9lliatns who carried
on n banking business in Wroxeter for
seine years, stared Jest week fey gani-
;obit
--Oren hotel Wroxeter, : was sold
4his week to Mr. John Henry, of Forcl-
wich. The price paid was' sonewltere
near X2,000. • . _.. _.
—Mr. Mex. Moir, of Osborne, has,'
sold Ins. farm. of 100 steres to Mr.
Swan, of Itodgerville, for which lr
sewed $8,W40—cash down.
--A son o£ 'folia Taylor, 4th .con.-.
,S'tephen, met' with an accident with the
reaper, last week,• by whieh he came
dear losing his•life. •
—One day• last week Joseph
dough, Hoiutesville cut 18 acres of
wheat Inoue clay, and says he will
looney he eau out twenty acres:
—1 hi Ie• chopping wood. in Mr.•
Burke's. bush, iiilburn, last week, Mr,
James; Hogarth gave his foot a bad gash
with the axe which will laid itim •up for a.
few weeks..
lilt:
Currie„ of Wawa nosh, near Dun-
gannon, has sold'his property, compris-
ing a farm of two liundred' and ninny
acres and ar sawmill ,to Ma Simith of
Chatham, for $4,00(1:
—A few days ago lir. Thos: Stow
who • has been engaged in the lune
and shingle ' business of Reuss
out in Leeti's milt. Bluevale, 11 bun
es of shingles i1i one hour, •, •
—A son. of Mr. Irwin: •Dougher
Ashfield, • 'net with a' serious. aceid
one day last week while reaping.
leg got accidently caught in some pa
of the Machine gear, altil wri,.5•piangl
severely.. ' •
Stowe'
Sltthpg Run interlricwed, •
Fort ',gates, Dak., Aug. 4. ---An ex-
tended interview has been bad with
Sitting dull. lie says be was born
near old Fort George; on Willow creek,;
blow the mouth of the Cheyenne river
anal believes` he zs 44 years olds This
father was the fahnouii Indian Chiefs
Jumping Bull. He says - ;ri am cllipf
by inheritance as well as•by deeds of•
.
bravery.". He' has with him two wives.
and • aline cliitilren, including twins.
After himself' he regards Four Horns
the greatest of living Chiefs, When
e re', asked•
why lie• surrendered,..he denied
having dense.• He says when he went
to Fort Bit'rford, he did so With the in-
tention orf remaining only' a few days
and slid not understand lie , had given
himself up lie shall ziow demand of
the Government theft it shall set hint'
free. He was asked' in what way he
considered the Government wrongedt
him, but -gave an evasive reply, saying
that he bad never bad either nrisuncler-
standings or agreements with the Gov.
ern nellti-'irad-neYer• made. any treaties
svith the whites, never sold then) any
lands, and never' made war upon the
United States, Without ever having
core witted. any depredations• -upon the
white man, or'the white Ulan's Country
he had been driven' by force; frena lands
whose. possession he had never'.yielded,.
and had been'placed in a position where
ell his acts WOO dictated. by necessity,
:and not by any • desire•otz'his•part for,
!vara
Col -
fall
bet
ber•
els;
L"ennor's Predictions
ty,. X'orthismonth's ;weather, prepared expro'se1y for
cut STODDART'6 REVIEW,
!alts. Santptecopy frutfiedfurso. Stamp.
J. 3t. Sropnnrtr, I'ttb.,New Yale, PhUa,, or Chicago
l is•
ed : FARM FOR SALE.
:The basement of St, John chi
Brusselsi. has just been •completed f
Sunday School..purposes and was re t
opened on Sunday Iast', Tile. room is+ �t
3fx x 6Q feet, is well lighted. and Cool,
and: is one of the best+school-rooms int
the'to,wzl. 'c'
—11ir.
Hugh. hove,; Sr.,. • of Hill's
+green, Stanley, returned from the Old
Country last- week. He brought with
iul• oue two year old'stal1ion, two'one .
ear o'ld4stallious and• one one year old
filly.. They. are alit heavy era g t `
• Olycles,, and are for: breeding" purposes.
--- —On 3,1oliday, A-signet-..l:st,.: is -.the °
%ewers -were=dralviri ..••sltin�'les•-• on
O b
John Little's barn; Mel£illop,: thestrap
. which was. around:tile bunch of shin-
gles broke, when ndel-the top cif the
bars and the shingles .fell to the
• gra' f d Lewis.Anges,'; one• of the. fram-
ers was standing underneath . and' see-
ing the shiirgtes coming jumped toget out
.of the way:•aind_fell through' into'tbefotin
• dation, hinting; his. arils' badly „anci.,
bruised other 'parts of his -.body, ;which
lays hinntup from work for a while, dints
we hope he will soon bejaround at'his-
work' again.,
tell* :MID: : l\orth-west part of Lot No. 10i con 13, Tows..
ll 8111p of Hulled, oontaiiilng 50 aures, 80 acres
OL ; clehrod and in a good state of cultivation. Tho
Agee is; well fenced;The soil 18 Irst•ch s, It is two
ides from the viilage of Blyth and nig bo sold cheap.
this is a MI o charm to purchase a first-class 50 More
• farm. For full particulars apply to
U. HAMILTON, ' '
Blyth, July 27, 1831., Auettoneor, /Myth.
h
y
FAR OE FOR SA•LE,.
C OMPOSEn of W, k of lot filo. 30, con. 4, toWnsbip
1,3 pf cleared andst clear stumps; containing sE acres; cuit0 ivn
'cion. The bush is good henlwood, There is a steam
sae mill an -the nest lot. There is on tlo Mama good
bearing orchard, and throe never.' foil ing, s}iritr s, .0
log dWellmg and a frame stable. c1Vi11 he +sod e1
l'iu,li
n reasonable terms Of payment ; Foiyy lYlrartlt,ulars
' ami
uire nails premises or to •
-,
•
. 111yth, Juiy.7,1881.
Auctioneer, Myth. .•-
—Un. Wednesday 3rd inst., shortly
after 5 p. illi• a melancholy .occurrence
happened in: Goderich, which rest=.ited,
in the death•o€ Mrs..Jaules Young;..who
resided down,, by the river'''bank;.. off
North street,,, '.Cliodleceased, who!'. was
in her. 63rd year,. had been oft.: weak.
Mind `f6r about a year,..but had) never
even, any'inoication of suicldalitenclen
cies,,and in the light 'of 'existing• circum-
stances the cause of het: deatli :seems. to
he more:attri'butable. to accident than.
dC'.?figii, Ill the afternoon in 'question
' :lits. Young .wend do ern the steps lead-
iilg to the river on 'the east side of Mr.
liacclernott'$'residence ostensibly to get
cool; the Weather being extreanlly
try. On arriving at the river,_ she.took
off. her boote i atld lifting up her gar-
ulents, ..proceedttd•: ta.walk into the river..
r.t:this poiut'tho •watewsitddenly deep-
tens, and in stepping'forward tlie;unfor •
tunate woman -fell and • was. unable. to'.
rise. A. coupli of little boys'saw til/.
occurrence and went and told their
mother, and.the alarm was giveli,' Ac
party of rescuorti, headed by Dr, ' Tit
y4
ler, at once proceeded to the spot and
recovered the • body, but.'iilthough''tnot
snore than.twentyminutes elapsed fresnr
the time of tile' accident' to.the fiu4ing.
of the b'otly,,. ;vitality. had ...departed,
Mrs. • Young,; had been a, resident'•• of
(=oderich far, about ten months azul'
lived with tear•', -us.baucl and youngest
daughter.. Slifw'was lie Mother of ten
children,. trtost't of 'whom lived in., the
'country, adjourning'Goderieh.'
•
The pubile will have them—the •*ns
of the Edterbrook Steell. Pell C,o'snlake,
awl all statioliers are ready to;: supply
them.
The suininer'se,ason now :•eaches its
climax, and is, prolific intdeveloping •
bowel complaints. Over -indulgence in
fruit, ilnulotkn'ate drinking . 'of iced
waters and su'ntmer•bevera ges, in a few
liners produco••fntal.ravages-among the
ehfldren mid adults. Dr. Fiiwler's Ex-
tract of Wild Strawberry is the most
reliable remedy for all forms.e.fSunu'ner
complaints ua'fef•pleasant atad'prowpt_,
iii.its ectir..:A lL cleal�3rx,ks$reptit.»
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FARM. FOR SALE,
(lostr651 n of N la s.4. Lot No; 137, concession 3;
la, East wawenesh Dames, 08 acres cleared mid in
a good state 'of cnitiratiin, . good ail fences, good -
bcariug.orehnrd with choice'vorlety of .fruit, a log•
dwclli r t•rra•log stables and Snutll Prune turn,. goon
Weil knot f1Yne•eo,i eniti:t to Itottye, a living Streamrailsitcrnssthe back of the place; the soil is black
paid frith clayhotteln, it is three miles front Myth,
and con''orniont to so1Yoo1. • This is a first•class place
and':W$41)4)esold;'cheap: Appir;to ;
• C. 11A1f1LTOY, Blyth:
i3lytli, Jt4tre 10,%2881,
CLINTON
urns �acta�y
THE undorsigbed begs to amt°uhe rte the inham;'
tants of Clinton and snrronniling Townships that
he !tics O FITTPn silo ,bot a establishment, end '• is
• now lirciiarcd tomanufacture all kinds of
Welt ane' r
CfSTinntNS• int.TAAKS5 on. the• shortest possibl
notice: Having on hand a very heavy stone, We are -
coat -lent of giving good sat'4trietietl in every case:
CttAlictl S lltri)S1t1TL;, •tad -s by malt Promptly'
ottend'etlto. i i'Your patronitgesrltertcd •
JOHN Rods.
•BEf_W77FUL cti of o .
tAni}E . STOC1i 1VI;IC2i 1 <&II .,
SE LCI .:0.F:+f t'GMCA;P
at from 20 eta: tri 25 cts and, 40 eta. per
Pair, lora fraise, glass anti picture,.
}COME AND; SEE : THEM•,
AT A. HA .E'$ ,i
2'w
odnurs snYtUt of llerxier's,llillrncrr Slore Y' tr
Street,. C1) wan U'nt. • ' is rrcaa .
Boot and Shoeai' .,l;
MR.- A. B EAOO M
:wfiiesto inform the inhabitants. of Cully
telt and vicinity ' hat•ll° is prepared to do
Q • . all l:illcis of.•
Shoe Making • ce RReparr�nrc r
On t11e'nlrostest possible notice. '
Best r °e cIi Kip oi' Calf Skin Bootsi
Macre to Ord.',,: $4 .to $4.50. -
" Call and get other prices.
Mare oil: il;*Lemuel—Moinatenatfe t,.
Old titAin I.•
Clinton, April 29th,
80o% aad ,Shoe
STAR,
GEO« HARLAND..
Hall opened a boot and shoe store two doors north
of Swartz's frotel,.whore he has on. .hand an assort.
ment of boots and shoes which its;dill Sell cheap for
caa1M. Ile is also ptrpareato de ell. kinds of custom
work out of the' befit material. Frvo nor cent. ats-
eount made on all purchases of Irip'hoots during the
months of June and July...
O SALE..
The 2fllcle:signed, has on hand a quantity.
of
First - Class SHINGLES'
which he will sell very reasonable for
cash. /j'
Y C .
E. GRAHAM
,
Contractor and Builder. '
OyNTON
I FL
WARS.''1OO.ci S.
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B. wpl EI,
PROPRlETOI •
Agent for J. ELLIOTT.1; SON'S' cele -
bunted "ltieCornutek's Sell -Binder," "Mewl -
ow -Dark Mower and lleaper," "Triumph
Rea�per" and "' Warrior Mower ;." E. - J.
CRAIG'S. "Sfrathroy Harvester" and
" Hummingbird -Mower," " New Canadian
,Thresliur," with engine. All kinds oft
PLOUGHS and other Implements.
��jj ae Constantly
. fi' A 1 S :1tand. •
lleniember the place,
.NEXT . ROOR SOUTH :OF: FAIR'S MILT.
f'lintort, !!itis 13 '£11, am
T1S'TR.EWIN;
r.•
;Desires to inform his patrdil3,and•fridnds -that he hi
Ogit,
Pal
Ove
--- 11•IS:
ormg stablisliu.cnt
„ti the toom8•
r.. .
•
•Lawrence`' cT Glracf;y'S
T•-uruittuio .Store,
•tl`1iere'ho velli' be -pleased to Promptly attend: to Say"
orders I o inns be .favored with.
CLINTON
oolle� Mil
Are riulning Iitll blast, and are;prepared
as usual, to do .
ALL KINDS • OF WORK
in the •Woolli:n Lira• -•
CARDING, .. SPL\MNG;•
and manufacturing of all kinds clone
on sh0l'V1letiei3. '
, t TcvV'nims.tIT:A NELS,,TARNS,
•1'LANEETr5, &&,.• kept eoilatautiy on
hand, either to exchange i r,.ireel'-or 841
for (;gels, at•
Prices Lour than Ever.
era
pplanwrr
K, {Minton, ihy,lc9,. X86LL
Thos. Stevenson':
UNDERTAKER,
�p ABA D$A4Rk fl(
Rc
A Sp o ai Discount Sala
FOR 30 DAYS,
NEW FURNITURE ARRIVING,•
and snore expected—also, a Inc lot of new
Collins, Shrolnd"ii, it Undertaking
Go .oils..
Conte and see, in ,
RACEY'S OLD STAND
lately occupied by Shepherd ,tad.' Cooper,
Albert Street,' Clinton:
HALLOO!
Where Are You Going
I al» going to
Ca ntclon's
GROCERY AND
Provision Store
Opposite Fair's Mill.
it pays me td'ryut my Groceries there • the
• goods are se cheap, and thee' quality
is .d IVO. 1./ ..No old Goods
all new. and j3'esla /
• igr This• Sugars; Teas, . Cdffees,
Prunes, • Raisins, Currants, -Boneless
,C`odlish, Gold,- Flake. afld-•Fine Out
Chewing Ttibaocbs,' cannot be excelled!.
Some new designs in Orockeryiand
Glassware, Wooden Ware; • and. in f4;et
everything you want: .
Farm Produce taken iii exchange.
•D
C . ..EL' •
.1�IOT T��T
, CLINTON,
GREAT '
fearing . Sale
Gs:` Er
Gslasr? : Uefht .flora
celery Gfrteaes.'
:Mien Bowls; with;
ea IMPS.
''randy )Eureka,
I t ft'arh,. bompaet
Butter Diehrxand
in divialual J3ui-
iws'
Cabinet.Napies.
Goblets,
2'ttniblo) x;,
•
;tell verk' ,
OIIEA
ftl ele0)'0nt the
Stock;
LA M P S
cogrplete,• large
size ;lag. eaeh.
.ii Putt 11 05 •t-
)nent of (rneeriee,
J raft, Ir. •
o row.lrrnuina
5 tr Time Made,
r,rel, s1)leudid,
•
Ce Z
obull/ailed.
S. M0121EW8
CHEAP STORE/.
(Carson's_ Riock,)
Creat Irrdueeurente in
T MV M D 8
Splendid Suits from 0O.00 '
Upwards.
foots Atid Shoes,.
AT ROCK BOTTPIXPRIC s,.
Come one, conte all 1 and secure
BARGAINS
''��d
8. �9.LORLE t
i.
THU.0 O ' R'S,
(x'ROC41.IRY
Hat 1eeornd a" Household Word as. tilt:
LEST and CHEAPEST place f'oi
Groceadcs, '•
.Tt'lour,, -
Feed, .
Crockery,
Glaassu'tta'e, •
A Iiousahold Word ! .
in pints, dual:§, and half gdllons;",
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A SPEOIALT1S INw
60
Cent .
Clish.paicl for Eggs:. Farm Pro-
duce, taken in .exchange.: -
THOS: CO�[l►"i�`>It,
-Corner -Albert and Rattehbury
CLINTON ONT,
apOltareov: .
• Eaue ' buph: •Conti ucter,Pipe
RU•WLDERS'Su'PPLIES0
M.A.01C0'F4' 0 -IL,
Harvest t '' itts •
BRASS:'14ETTLtS .
BLYTH
Y .Tlielle'^'i 'orks are now iii full opera -
thin, and the undersigned aro enabled
to offer any grade of
Salt of Finest •Quality, for Sale.
•
pl'io"iiecessitytof'Valt for
AO;RIGUfaTU•RAt, P:0f•p;•AS"E,S
Is now so fully estab1iidtft tlia.b'+i3vory.
farmer :will •neglect"b's''own interest
who fails to"uSe about five tom's allfnl
ttll`y,
Tli'W Trade ^willireceiveour best
• attentliolit-:' , , ' •
C6rtic rsorl," E1in•• Stavo'- felts and'
a" wo�e,ttledeliVe{rcd•ht'thet•Works, for •
wli' t VaStih'w 11'f pa-id.'1-
.0raLlYounct
ilea 'value ever offered..
*HITE LEA, r
warranted gen.uine'and
-M ,'PRICES; r
•
App1 mega
Parer, Carer 'and "Slicer combined,
CANNOT GET OUT OF oRpER,
Every Mathifle-lWarrantoj,
Htedi.ced !lwarel Bocce
Shelf. Hard ar
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RS' SUPPLIES
a 8j3pcialty, • .
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rtna ![i;iAlllookf •YClintonv On taz 0444*
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