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Mr. Wellington Oliver, one day last
week, bound on lot 21, 3d con., West
Wawanosh, 490 sheaves of oats in one
hour, cut by the Imperial Harvester.
— Mr, Robt. Grieve of Tuckersmith,
lhas disposed of his farm to his father,
Mr, Thomas Grieve, .of McKillop, for
the sum of $5,520, and intends starting
for Dakota in a few days,
—Mr. B. Thompson of Hensah has
purchased: from the Messrs, Pepper
13ro's their cider mill icor which he paid
the sum. of $40 IIr. Thompson will no
doubt, run the mill to its utmost capaci-
ty.
—Mrs. Mitchell has rented her farm
•on the 6th concession Of Stanley to Mr;
Augustus Luker, for the sum of $241
per annum, payable in advance, This
'farm .contains one hundred acres,.
seventy of which are cleared and under
cultivation.
—The annual Celebration and games
under the auspices of the Brussels Cal-
edonian society, will be held in that
village. on Friday, 10th of September.
Over $400 will be offered in prizes,
and most of: the bestathletes in .the
proviuoe have promised to 'be present.
—Mr. H, Voelker;• of the Brownson
Line, Hay, 'has a peach tree which has
' glade the remarkable growth of seven
feet in four months. The parent tree
was killed by thesevere frosts of last win-
— ter;
ter,: and so was cut down last spring.
Butas new tree began to sprout •up.
from the roots about the first of May
last, which is about one inch in ciian►-.
titer at the base, and height above
stated.
—.A. serious accident happened near
Winthrop on the 26th ult., which might
!lave resulted in the death of Win.
Nicholson and wife of the. 12th con.,
McKillop.' Mr. N. was driving a span
of colts when they ran away :and threw
•`then out of the buggy. A. Seaforth
doctor was telegraphed .for, and -t' -when
he arrived--he,foaalil that Mr. 11'(: had
his collarbone broken and was other-
wise seriously injured, while his wife
bad .several ribs wrenched from her
backbone, and was. lying at the hotel
in a helpless conditioe.
-On Monday of last week Mr.
Edward Bradburn, of the. neighborhood
.of Port Hope, casae to town on his way
to visit his sister in Grey, Mrs. John
Whitfield: Meeting with Mr. John
Duke, a neighbor, of. Whitfield's, .who;
was in Brussels with his team; .he took
the advantage of getting a nide to'•his
sister's. • •On reaching Calder's bridge,
on the 12. concession, the horses rant
:away, throwing both occupants out..
Mr. Bradburn,. was se badly hurt that
Alii was carried. into 41r. English's,' a
farm house at the bridge. Medical did
• :was called in, but he died: early the
next morning. • The deceased was a
iteadv, industrioini ishan and unmarried.
Mr. Duke the owner and the driver of
the team escaped unhurt, It is report-
ed that he wan the worse of liquor. The;
deceased was buried on Wednesday.
Co1,�:Biooded.11lurder,•
•
.A Y55U'vO MAY. *TABBED TO DEATH: BY
;WS tCOMPANION.'
A'tterrible tragedy occurred at 'Pet=
*where, oneday this week by which a
• young;inaa named •'Larocque ,came to
an.untiva:ely end.; Itaeeius that ..three
yougg amen nsuied Larocque, Latour.
. and. J aawan. had been carousing 'to-
gether., and wereall more or less under
' the iufluerice•of• liquor. At a late hour
they visited ra Mrs. Beruhes, at the
south end of George street, • when ;La -
fear and Laroeque were admitted, the
other being shut •out. • On the reap-
pearance of the two, a wrangle. ensued
between 'Ilauuu. and.. Laroque, and
' when they reached tile' corner • of
George and Charlotte -streets,, Haman
suddenly pose his arms around the neck
of Laroeue,,and with a sharp clasp
;knife nie. le a drive at 'leis • side, inflit tr
ed an ugly gash, the force of •the blow
being :turned aside, by' the rib. • At
this Larocqute made •a desperate effort
to escape from the• other, who tighten:
fug his bold, repeated ; the blow' :with
greater"force and murderous •and 'fiatal
effect the knife penetrating the heart,.
tle.4 blade breaking off short at tie
handle. The vi tiro sank to the groand,.
and the murderer, ''realizing what lie
had done, made his escape. ' Lafour''at
(ince raised, an (Jittery: and made after
him. Messrs McI.7t.nald.and 11eNan1
• ara,who liappeneil to be hi this vicinity, •
joined in the pursuit and succeeded.' ifr
seizing him as• be was in .the af ct o :
sealing an adjacent fence.. . The mu
dt rer struggled desperately for fret.
dont, and Iiituseit raised theory of: nui-
der when he found liilr.self being : ove1-
come. He was taken Jodie lock.:up
and placed ina• constable's charge.
Meanwhile the Victim,' after t few
feeble groans, expired. Hifi body wt s
fa':en to the lock.up.• rl'he prisoner
was removed to the jail,, and, a ju y
was em,pent lied on the following more -
lug. Deceased is very favourably
spoken .a£ 1>y 'those who knew him.
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3, zett•reopect is the .first step in all
•
refartuations, anti when your blood is.
laden with impurities and you are suf-
fering from biliousness: er.dyspepsia, ,
the first step • to a radical cure is to
take Burdock Blood Bitters. Price
$1.00, trial size 10 cents.
The terrible disease, Canadian chol-
era, is but little less fatal than real$
Asiastic cholera, and will require
equally prompt treatment. Dr. Fow-
ler's Extract of Wild : Strawberry will
chore it as well aa all other forms' of
bowel complaints of infants or adults
if used in. proper tithe, -
Many medicines check to. suddenly
attacks of Bowel Complaints, induning
dangerous inflammation, Dr, l'owler's.
Extract of Wild Strawberry, cleanses
strengthens andheals the diseased anti'.
weakened nhucuous surface of the Stom-
ach ant Bowels; and safely cures every
orm of Summer Complaints,
saw
FOR SALE. •
ALARGE Carriage and fflacl;smith shop on the
Main Street, in the village of Blyth. There are
two large shops, 402.0, emit two stories 1 a good
dwelling and stable. This is tIjitiest opening In the
purity nu
ty for a carriage attufac ry and will be sold on
reasonable teras; it not sold, soon will be rented.', Ad-
dress, •
C. HAMILTON, Blyth.
Blyth, June 23, 1881. •
• FOR SALE.'
•
Agood, one store and.a-half, frame, .house -.,6
rooms—well flushed, &c., with geed garden,
well and pump, and all modern conveniences. • Lot
No. 845, on Mary street, near the Great Western sta•
tion, occupied at present by Mr. Wm. • David, Tho
premises can be Inspected at any time. Terms Easy.
A, I1. MANNING,
Clinton 8th juts, 1881. Vender's Solicitor.
rr OR SAE
L.
.
for
beam
(new)
wagon, 1
mill,
die. .
,
I
12th
and
good',
brick .I
good
orch•
three
of
—
prem•
0. a
, y. .l
T1IE undersigned offers the following articles
sale; -1. set of double harness, 1 iron
thist)e!cutter plough, 1 set of iron` barren's,
manufactured by Miller Ss Tedford,, 1 lumber
1 hay rack, 1 pair ofbob•sloighs, one fanning
whiffle treea,re d neck yoke, grind stone, forks,
• . • ;III. W. COOK,•
Clinton.
Clinton,. Juno 2, 1881. . ,14-4,,,
FARM FOR SALE
OR TO BENT,
IN TIIE Tr' OF • GODERICH.
Ol.JOMPOSEI of Lot 36, llth con., and Lot 36,
coin., containig 160 acres, 120 acres' cleared
in a good state•of cultivation; the remainder is
hatdwood bush. On the farm fsa commodious
residence, frame bares, stables and sheds; two
we11`s of never•failing water; also three acres' of
and of selected fruit trees. The farm is'. situated
miles troth the town of Clinton, the lwading arket
the west. Title indesputiiblv,_.Intmediute . posession
given. For turtlter particulars apply on the
ides.tb • JOHN _DEMPSEY, or to
• • .W. W,. FARItAN,:
•• Clinton, P.
0oderich Township, Aug, 25, 1851, r
' FOR ;SALE.
1
gond
eoh
arden .l
• con•
Javid
pros
par.',
, _
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'
IN TIE TOWN- ''OF WINGIL►lI.
LOT No. 14 Sinter street, On the ion is a
:frame residence, one alts a half stories high.
Mining seven rooms; besides there is a roti l
on the lot, with well, pump and other,ptodern
t ententes. • The house is atpresent occupied by
Grigg. •Will,be.Sold on roakonrible terms, as tit
pniotorisgoing to the North•lt est For further
tieultrs apply to. '
• ARTHURCANTELON,
• Clinton.
FARM, •FOR 'SALE.
4.
aeras
The
two
acre.
,
MITE North-oastpart of'Lot Ne 19, coif 13, Town.
. ship of' Hallett, containing.50 acres 30
cleared 'nod, In a- good- state of cultivation.
place is well fenced: The soil is first•ulass. It' is
rifts from the village of. Blytn and'wiU he sold cheap.
this: isa'rareehanceto purchase a tlrst•cfatss 50
farm. For tuft particulars apply to
• • C. HAMILTON
Auctioneer, Blyth.'
Blyth, July 27, 1881.
FARM .FOR ' SALE;
.�
acres
'
gaud , of
a
, •
1.
QOMPOSED'of W. I of lot No. 36, con., 4,.tow,nship,
of 55181Yawanosh,'containing 100•acres; 50
:leered and clear .of stumps; in a fair state of cultivat•
ion. The bush is good hardwood, There is a steam
mill on the next lot. • There ft on the plasma
searing. orchard, and three never • failing springs,
ort dwelling and a franc ttaible. Will he solea cheap
sn reasonable terms petvient, For full particulars,
;squire on the promises or tto •
• .. :- C. HAMILTON, •
• Auctioneer, Blyth.
,l?lyth,. July 7, Iii!
FARM FOR .SALE;
'1OMPOSFD of N. i of S. Lot loo. 37,. Concession 3,
J .East wawanosh, 50 acres, 3$ acres cleared 'and in.
good, state;' of cultivation, good rail fenced, good.
baring orchard with choice •variety of fruit, a lag
welling, two log stables and Small. frame barn, good
'ell and convenient to house, a living stream
� •oum i ss the back of the place, the Neil .is black
uns across
sold with clay bottom, it is three•ntiles • from I31yth,
nd convenient to school. This- is a flrst•elass place
nd will.bo sold cheap. Apply to
C. HAMILTON, Blyth..
Blyth, June IC, 1381. '
•IJTOWtERS''
EXTRACT '� F WI LC`
Dei
F
11 -
of
t«„
'ortir
.„
$TRAWBERRY
Cures Qholera,Oholera Morbus, Dy-
lentery, Crarn'ps, 'Colic, Sea Sick-
less and Summer Complaint; also
;hoiera infant -um, and ail Com-
paints peculliar to children teeth -
ng„ and wilt be ,found equally
ienefieial for adults or children.
FOR.SALE BY ALL DRUCCISTS,
Ti. MIILBURN &-CO., "
•Praprietoro, Tt0rontaa,
SHORTHAND.
A Full Course of Fonografy is published every year
In the new monthly magazine;
THE AMERICAN SHORTHAND WRITER
and the Exorcises of alt subscribers corrected thro'
the trail tree of charge.
The only periodieai in the world from which: short-
hand may bo learnt without a tutor. The Plan of In.
structione is original and the Lessons compreheusiv.
Those desiring to learn niay begin at any time, back.
numbers to lesson 1 being supplied new subscribers,
and exercises corrected whenever received.
8U55CRU'TfON;
ONO Yr.la(Course of 12 Lessons,) - 81.60
511901.5. wanes, - 150.
Antorlean Agency for Pitman's Shorthand books and
Repartees Supply Deppo, Circulars sunt free on appll•
cation. ItOWELL.& 11101{40:C, Vineland, N. J.
LARDINE
THE VERY BEST •
MACHINE OIL
IN THE WORLD, is manufactured by
McColl Bros, t; Co.•, Toron to
and for sale by all dealers. • Ask your
merchant. for LARDINE' and , take no
other. • .
•
This oil, :under the scveirost test and most active
competition, was at the Toronto 'Industrial Exhlht•
ion awarded the Highest Prizo;•also the Gold Medal
at the Provincial Exhibition, Hamilton, and the high.
est Award at the Dominion Exhibition, Ottawa- the
Silver Modal.
Fanners and all who. 180 Agricultural Machinery
Will save money and machinery by using none but
LRDINE, 8.Om..
Winston, Tindall & Gale,
BANKERS,
ALBERT STREET;' CLINTON, ONT.
rennet- a general.ba,tking business. Money ad-
anoed on Mortgages and Notes. of hand. Drains is•
tied payable at par, et all the offices of the Merchants
lank of Canada. New York exchange bought and
old, Prompt.attention paid to Collections .through-
out Canada and the United states, •
ALE NOTES . BO UGEIT
t close rates, and money advanced to farntention
heir own .notes, for any length oftime to suit the
orrowor. All marketable securities botaght and sold.•
tankers in New York: Agents of the Merchant's
• Bank of Canada, '
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
1. JOHNSTON, . J. P. TISDALL, T ,A, GALE,
Strathroy. • Clinton Elora.
J. PENTLAND TISDALL, Manager.
•
JOHNSTON, GALE.. & TISDALL,
]BAM'RERS, ELORA. •
L. JOHNSTON, T.A..GALE, J P.,TISDALL, ".
Strathr 3: Elora. Clinton.
T A GALE, Managet,
•
Correspondents in Canada, .Tile Bank of Montreal
lid all their agencies.. In New York, W. Watson tend
. Lang, 59' and 61 Waif Street..,
RANK'..M'ETCALF,
B LYTH. .
eater :in• ' Books. :Stationery,
Clocks,' Watches, .Jewellery.
Fancy Goods, Wall Paper,
Children's Carrriages,•
' &6., &c. . .
0
'pectal Inducements for the
Next 80 days,
previous 'te stock taking,
A'1ull
line of the 'celebrated •
ALTHA M W A;TQHES
. at close prices for cash
REPAIRING •
Clocks..Watakes. Jewellery, and Sewing: Machine
u dpceialty. .
ALL. AMP GET P-1 ICES',:
F. METCALF
Blyth.
TM/SiTRIWEN
fres to inform his patrons and friends that li
EMOVED
--1115
ilor.a Establishment
tottico teems
'or' L.Virenlee & Gracf'y's
Furniture Store,
T I_
re he will bo,iloasett io promptly attend: ti - any
ra
Lo may inn favorotS with.
here. irHA
eYOOU ;
Steuensofi
UNDERT4KER,
am•scins to •
AND bhA6Ra 15
Cantelo /s
CROCERY ANO
Provision Stora
FiURNITURE,
eMevell d1Firc.
A Special Discount Sale
FOR 30 DAYS..
"NEW FURNITURE- ARRIVING,
. and movie expected --also, a Sue lot of new
Collins, Shrolads, & Undertaking
Goods.
' come, and see, in
RACEY'S .OLD STAND
lately occupied by Shepherd and Cooper,
Albert Street, Clinton.. •
IIIPL5IE11IT
.■
f
WARE -ROOMS.
B.
WEIR
i.
• PRO.I'RIEORR,
Agent for J. ,.ELLIOTT &. SON'S cele-
brated "McCortnack's Self-Binder,"'':head-
•ow -Lark Mower and Reaper,". 0e. Triumph
'Reaper" .and "Warrior' Muwer ;" F. •T. •
CRAIG'S as Strathroy Harvester" and
'1 Hinnhnihlgbird Mower," ".New Canadian
Thresher," with engine. All kinds of
PLOUGHS anis other Iilhplelnenys.
Consta>titlly . on
REPAIRS' Island.
Remember•the•placee
.NEXT. DOOR SOUTH OF FAIR'S MILL.
Clinton, May 13'81:. ` 93m;
GREAT "
Clearing Sale:
I ' W
Glass Setts from
400. to 51.00..
Celery Glassed.'
I"ruit Biets, Keith
Covers.
French„ . Eureka,
Ehrli,t, compact
Butter Dishes and
individual But -
tors.
Cabinet .Yapies.
Goblets,' •
Tumblers,
.t c„
all very
•
CHEAP
ta'clear out the
• Stock.
LAMPS
complete, large
size 380. each.
•.4•Fttii dirsert-
ment:of Groceries,
fruits, &c.
Coarse Moulins
't ib.' Tints Dfdck•
eret, splendid.
.e d
BLYTH
Salt works
ad 0
psi bpi
„:„ Z
g,
These Works are now in full .opera-'
tion, and the undersigned aro enabled
to of r any grade of
&sit of Finest Quality for S'ale
Tire npcessity,of Salt .for
AGRICULTURAL PROPOSES
Is now so fully established that every
fa1'nier will neglect ,his own interest
who fails to use ablaut five tons alitlu`
ally.
This Trade will receive our best
attention.. • : .
Cordwood,1. lul• Stave Delta 'and
Basswood, delivered at the Weeks, for
,which 'Cask; will be paid.
Grape Young & Sparring,
D.
Opposite Fair's MIL
It pays me: to get my Groceries there;.•fife
goods are socheap, and the quality
is A NO, 1 / No old Goods
all new and fresh l '
lar His' Sugars, Teas, Coffees,
Prunes, Raisins, Currants,, Boneless:
Codfish, Gold Flake and Fine Cut
Chewing Tobaccos, cannot be excelled.
-Some pew designs in Crockery and
Glassware, Wooden Ware, and in fact
everything you want.
Farm Produce taken in exchange.
D. C ANTELON.
CLINTON,
A Household Word !
THOS. CGOOPE.R'•S
GROCERY`
ITas become 'a Household Word as the
BEST and CHEAPEST place fol
Grocer,,es,
.h'lour,
Crockery,
• Glassware,
• rvc:, &Cc.
-.V J
in pints, quarts, and half•gallons.
A SPECIALTY IN -
0 Cent Tea.
;,t 'Cash paid .for Eggs.. Farni. Pro .
duce taken in eXcllange.
•• THOS'.. COOPER;
Corner Albert and. Battenbury Sts.,-
CLINTON : ONT. •
ard warc..
Eaue Trough •Conductor Pipe,
•BUILDERS' SUPPLIES,
MACHINE
Harvest .IVI itts,,
BRASS KETTLES,
5narneileci» Gis
Best value ever offered.
•
PAINTS?
S,
WHITE : LEAD,,..
;warranted genuine and
LOW ; PRICES,
Apple Parers,
*Parer, 'Corer and Slicer combined,
CANNOT GET OUT OF ORDER,
Every Machine Warranted,
deducednaro Prices
Shelf»I ardyrare,,.
MUM SUPPIIE'
a specialty.
Pbwitls l lock, of Ilnt.ozi, �utlta.;t;x: