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-John Denbow threshed 1,056 bush-
ele of grain on the farm of Mr. Thos..
Miller,, 8th con., Morris, in Six hours,.
tlF'ith bis steamer.
John Beach, well known in Howick,.
and brother-iwlaw of Mrs. Henry Per-
kins of Corrie, was accidentally killed in
an iron will in Michigan lately.
A few nights ago, burglarit, invaded
the residences of Messrs. T, Hamlin
and W, Hawksllow, Exeter, taking a
quantity of jewelry and money from
each..
A fire Company has been organ-
ized at Dashwood with the following
officers.; Captain, John G. Soudan ;
Vice -Captain' Sou. Alheuser; Seeretary-
.Treasurer, Joseph Snell.
—A lean named Mr. Railway,: oc-'
callying the farm of Mrs, Clark, 16th
con, Grey, as tenant, "skipper! out"
!81st week, for Uncle Sanl's dominions
leaving a large number of mourning
creditors' behindhiw.
11 very successful picnic under, the
auspices of the Orange Young 13ritons,
was.heal in Mr. Slelnnlonn's. bush, !near
Ethel, last week. There was.-a•goodly
number in attendance, and a \fiery 1.81048 -
rant tifne was spent.
--The farm of Mr, David . Callandelt,•
on the 2nd Cen,of Stanley, has been
sold by auction to Mr. Thos.. Baird for
the sum of $5.,510. •The farm egntaius
100 acres, and, is first-class land, Mr
,Callander is going to :the North-West..
On Tuesday of last week, while Mk.
W. Fairhurn of .Exeter, was out shoot-
i.lg he happened with what might have
been 'a serious accident.. It appears
the gun Was a Zips• breech loader, a;nd
just as tile;oar'tidge exploded the "breech
'flew open, and the pieces of the car-
tridge struck .hila in :the face, cutting
it pretty badly.
. -Mrs Brewer, an' old woman of 81
years, wlio resides in Rarpurhey Boar
the boundary line of Seaforth, fell into
the cellar and broke her left thigh bone
Kti short distance ahove the • knee.. The
broken bone has been set, but at her
advanced age it is not thought likely
union will take place.. The old.lady..is.
cheerful and contented.
A• few evenings • ago, ti, number of
the lumbers of the Varna, Lodge of
Good Templars, vinegar: tlie`residence
of lir.: McAndrew, athat place, and
presented Miss Maggie :McAndrew,,
their late organist, ".with ea .address on
behalf of the lodge, together •.'With a
•beautiful set of crg.stal, on the occasion
of her removing to Dakota.. Miss Me-'
Andrew replied: in very feeliu• terms,
°--The...barns, .'stables and ..sheds • of
Mr: 11. Tyernlan, of Mehillop, " neer
Winthrop, were completely destroyed
by fire on ."Tuesday evening of
last week. the barns contained
the fall wheat crop of 40 acres of
lianei; besides a. lot of oats,.hay,cud some
threshed grain,together with a lot of
farming iinplelnents, harness. and &c..
Fortunately none of the stook 'Were.
!roused, or they .would have perished
also. 'A wagon loaded with flax, wn'tch
was driven into the barn that evening.
and which it was intended to take to
the !nill the following inorning, : was:
also destroyed. Mr. Tyerman is a hard-
working inclustrloua -man.; and he has
lost the accumulations of years . `.Cine
origin' of the fire is unknown, 'Tune•
loss will amount to several thgusands
of dollars, and there is an insurance of
,only $1200 in the Mckillop Mutual.
Another pioneer of thiscountrylias
crossed that bourne from 'whence no.
traveller returns. Mr, Joseph Mills
died at the residence of his son,' Mr:
Thomas Mills, in the township Of Hul-
ick, et the advanced age of eighty-three
years. 'Mr. Niles. was. a• native of the
county of Antrim, Irelancl,, He emi-
grated to Canada when • a young man
and settled a Hemminsford, Province
of .Quebec, where he married and raised
his family of whom survive hila : kir.
-Pilgrims Mills and Mr. John Mills, : of
`i-lullett ; Mr. Joseph. Mills,of Eglinton ;
Mrs: McClure; of Mc1ti116p, and
I11rs. Miller, yet living in fhe Province
r Of Quebec. He .had ' been gradually
bailing for sodic time. All' through
his sufferings .he •nas very patient,
resigning himself with trustand, con-
fidence to the.'will of his Maker. His -
remains were followed to their lava rest=
int; place in Londesborough ceuletery,
on Monday, Septelliber 19511, by a large
concourse of relatives and friends.`
.11,,taal Lal.boui !that..
Savannah, Sept 23.Tl striking
stevedores .uiade •demonstrations in the
streets to -day. The pecu r't •'e called
out, and firing began en be''.h sides.
'['he pollee, who were nieuntt 1, poured
an incessant fire into thertri kers,'foe'
eevel'al minutes, after; w1rjcll the strikers
fled iii'confusion. tight • pee pie were
killed.and a dozen .severely wounded.
It is suppnsed othere were slightly hint
Two p6lioemcn were ',wounded. the
tnilitlrty ens et • gd put,.,t d ufl„lir wgtiles
I•
A Violent Storni..
Colborne, Ont., Sept., 23. --•-'Tile
hares and stables owned by ,Mrs. W.
H. Niles, at Colborne, were struck b5'
lightning this morning about G o'clock
and were totally destroyed by fire.
Loss about $3,000,
Napanee, Sept. 23.--A Heavy storm.
of wind and rain, accompanied. by
heavy thunder and lightning, passed
over this place about 3 a. in. Bain
fell in torrents, for over two Hours, and
the 'wind blew a. terrible gale. Heavy
showershave fallen at intervals burin;
the clay. No further trouble from
bush fires in this vicinity is likely to
oevnr.
Huc;!iia„n's' A:rila.= salve.
MONY TO LEND.
The CANADA LANDED CREDIT COMPANY, To,
ronto, is prepared to lend on Mortgage on the secur.
ity of Improved Farm poperty, Pt the following
rates :
N PER CENT. PER ANNIII,
'I,
Payable half yearly.
SIX AND A FIC,iLF PER ('ENT}
rya, ANivuut,
!'arable $earl}, For further particulars apply
to
r
HANI LTQN1
BLYTH,
BEAUTIFUL UB'RONO`.°
•
•
The 13Gsir SAINR. iu the. world for' -�
• Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
• R11enut, Fever lithe”, Tettel',:1,I11aI111e!ll
llautlat,-C'llilblaiuu, Cores, and fall Skin
Lreptions, milt positivttly • cures • Piles,I t- is guaranteed to.giv e perfect satis-
faution or mont'y refetided. Price 96.
perrbox, Per sale by J. IL Combe..
F'i R•- SALE.
•
A LANCE Cartilage. and.Blacksiuith shop on the
1\. lltln Street, In the vittaee of Myth. 'There line
tw.. large shop, au'a16, each two stories ; a natal
dtyellin tufa stably '!'his it the hest opening in. the
county for a carriage n1.11./1111/1.1101'y and tt 111 bii sold•••oia
letsolatble terms; it hot sukl sums will hurwtteit Ad-
clre..g,
f 41A MILTON„
'Blyth, Juga
'FOR
SAIA.
TIM?, ' undersigned offers tlto followiuit+ articles for
1 sale :-••1 sot of double harness, 1 iron heaur
• thistle cutter, plough, 1 sot of iron harrows, (now)
•>uaniufaetured by Miller C Tedford, 1 lumber , Talion,
1 hay rack, 1 pair of bob -sloe gl's, one Punning mill,
whiffle trees and neck yoke, ;rind stone, forks, & t. ,
Till: COo(-"1d,
ilton..
oilmen, Junc Q, 1881. 14:4
FARM .FOR SrAL ,
QXt TO RENT,
lIN THE TY'. OF GOD1 RiQiJ$,
,'y� o\iIPOSt) of Lot 86, 11th con.; and tot 36, 12th"
1 J con„ eontainig 160 acres, 120 urea cleared and
to ft ;rood state of- cultivation; tile remainder is good
lutrtlwood bash, On the farm tea commodious brick
resiylanite„frame 1n5rn, stables and sheds; two• good.
wells of never.failtng water; also three' acres etproh-.
aril of selected fruit trees. The farm is situated three
utiles from the town of Clinton, the leading.tnarket of
the west. !title indespntable. liumediato pos6saton
given. • Far' further particulars appl,y on the prem-
ises to JOAN DEM St Y,
' W. A FARBAN
' ' Canton, P. 0.°.
Goderich Townshi, Aug; 25,1831: •
FOR SALE.
;lN
THE • Toitrr or W1[NG'II,i M.:
• ,OT No. '14, Skitter street, On the lot lea
frame •residence, ono and a hall stories high, cna-
taining•seven rooim4;bosides thoro••i.t a • good' garden
on the lot, with well, pump and other modern :^con
venieneps The -house is at, present occupied by` avid
Griag.ti'Will be'sold oi� reasonahloterms, as the prod•
ptia;tert is going to the .North-West. • i•'or further -par--:
tiuniars apply io • •
ARTHUR CANTELO \,
CaInto's.
FARM FOR . SALE.
T�1'�HE North-east part of .Lot \o,' 10, 000 13, Town.
ship of Hulled, con,alnhig 50 acres, 30 acres
cleared and it a good state of eultivattam ' The
place is ttellfenced. The soil is first-class: It is two
since from the village of Blytn and wilibe sold cheap.
this is a rare(dameo to purchase a firyt•t;lass 50 acre
'farm. For foil particulars apply'• to
C flA1IILJOX,
Atectionoor, Bli th,
Blyth, July 27, 1881.
FARC ,''>. FO . SALE,
O11POStD of W. of lilt No.00, ton. 4, townsbip
if l of East wawanosh, cont unui;t 100 acres; 50 arses
elenied and clear of stuihi:s; in a fair State of eultiya.
tion: The bush• is good hardwood; T110r0 10 a stsrun
saw mill on the noxt.lot. Thera is on: the placea good
bearing orchard, and three never failing springs, a:
log dwelling and a' frame stuhle, Will be sold sareap
' on reasonable tome of payment: For full particulars
ciigtiire on 1te pro 31505 or to ,
C. if AM1rJrON,
•.\u,tioneer, Blyth.
'glyth; JnIy.4, 15SI..
FARM FOR SALew
COMPOSED of N. k of S. Lot No: 37, concession 3;
�l 11 East'wawanosh. 50 ucres,•36 acres cleared and in
a good state of cultivation, gond rail fames, good
hearing otohard with choice variety of fruit,• a log
dwelling, two log stables and small flume barn; g>al
bell a,d.pump ootvouictt to house, a. living stream
runs across the back of the elude, the suit -is
Mold with clay bottom, it is three tulles from "Blyth,
and confuniunt to school. Tfi1;. is ci 5rat•elass place
and will he sold cheatp., ;\pp;t to
C. HAMILTON; Blyth,
Iliyth,'June 16, 1s$1.
Cures Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dye
sentery, Cramps, Colic, Sea Sick;
ness.and Summer Complaint; also
Cholera lnfantum, and all Corm
plaints peculiar to children teeth-
ing, and will •be found equally
• beneficial for adults or children. ,
FDR SALE BY ALL DRUCCISTS.. .
° ''. MILBURN & CO.,
r roprietorp.,1 ororl 9.
A . LARGE STOOK WHICH 1 AMI
SELL. o OFF CHEAP
At from 3Q ets. to lir its. and 40 cts. per
pair, for frame, glass ant]. picture.
C`O:1LE AND: SEE TRENT,
AT A. BALE'S,
Two doors south of Beesle '8 llfltfliery Store, l'islor•itt
Street, Clat}ton; Ont,
•
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in the now monthly Magazine:,
SHE RMERICAN.SRQRTHAND WRITIrR
and the Exercises of all scribers corrected thro'
the mail free of charge. .
The only periodical in the world m which short-
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Those desiring to learn may begin at an time, hack
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SI\GLE NUMB*, . • . - - ' 150,
American Agency for Pitman's Shorthan 'books and
Reporter's Supply Depo:. Maulers sent free on appli-
Cation. . • acnyn L HIC1CON, Vineland, N, J.
THE YEW I3EST
:POipigli OIL
IN TI -JE WORLD, is lntinitfsetured by
McColl Brots. c Co,, Toren to
and . for sale • by . all dealers. Ask 'your
ii,erchant for . I ARDINE '. and . take no
niliel r .
Toison, under the' severest test and moat aetivc
competition,.: Wits at -the Toronto Industrial Exhibi•
ion awarded the Highest Prize, also the Gold Medal'
• at the Provincial Exhibition, Hamilton, and the Met -
est Award at the Dominion Exhibition, Ottawa --the
Sliver wash : t
Farmers and all who;u,so, Agricultural Machinery
• Will save money and ivaohinety;''by using none but
LRbINE. 8.6m.'.
Johu.ston, Tindall. & Gale,
i3ANICERS
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON, ON.
Tr,insact a -general. hankin business. "Money ad -
Lanced on Mortgages and Noes of hand; Drafts is.
Sued payable' at'par,at all the offices of the Mercliaint.5
Ba» k of 'Canada. New York,.exohange• bought .and
sold. Prompt attention paid to °dll'ections, through.
• ' out. Canada and the united states. •.
SALE 'NOTES $O [7GIT' ,
at biose ratee: and money advanced to farmers on
their own notes,' for any length of `time to suit the
borrower. All marketable securities bought and sold.
Bankers ri' .N,ew 'York.' Agents of ,the Merchant's
Bank' Of Canada.
I TEI ST'ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
•
A. JOHNSTON, •J. P. TISl)ALL, ' T. At GALS,
Stratil}roy. Clinton.- Elora.
J PENTLAND TISDALL, Manager,
J01111311 )11, • GALE & TISDALL,
1rA'vlKURs, ELORA.•
A'"JOHNSTON, T..A..(3ALE, •J.P.9CISDALL,
Strathroy. . Elora. Gnton.
.
A. GALE,, Manager:
Correspondents in Canada, The 'Ban1i of •Montreal
anti all their agencies. I» New:Ydrk, W. Wateois and
A. hang, 60 and 01 Well Street.
.14.1g1)E OF PETE Ar:A.LLE ,.
;tiI I:l)iOINF�.
(Trade al•trk•Ttogisteired'ytluuh i'i81.
T1,0 0i14 Utedhmi dist nets at the sante tint; on t1t
1 ra
Live the. Set is arc) the lit rias 1 -nes •Great'
r, na o d. e
began+are the ntten•al ciusirtors of'i11c. 8:, stem. if
they work Well health wilt bit ller•foet if they 1n wont.
donne , dreadful diseases are stirs to follow, with +et•
rihle si,Itering lydifousruiss, Headache, lh,+pvpsi14
Co'l t,pit'ion, Kidney Complaints, Itbeiiniatla i'euns
aid Arhus are developtxl because the blood Is pais it ed
wail the t,iunurs that sltouid have been expelled.
natural, rmom 01, 11111'1, AaitAtr Medicitio is at p.,eitivo,
care for the ahove. For sale by. all principal drug.
gists: Can he /Mat J. 1f. Combo and at Watts Co.,s
droggists, Clinton, and A, 3f Shrleves, 110 Bath',rst
Street, London, 01t., Kole.proprietor Jot the United
Stmtos and Cahuula.
taus be hadd•wliuleeale at Lyman Bros.,.& Co.,,'1'.
Milburn St t;0., anti Northrup,iynd Lyman, of Torehto;
also Archdale • wilsten ,C Co...of,}Itun tflf!• Sau.ple
1 hu3edi.20. map, fivq for O1.
Thos. Steuenson
UNDERTAKER,
.6.1ca lames ;a
FURNITURE,
CREIVei FICs
A Special Discount Sale
FOR 30 DAYS.
NEW FUGNITURg ARRIVING,
and ,lore expected -also, a fine lot of new
(!o1iiiis,, Shrouds, S 1lllydert eking
Goods. •
Conte and see, in
RACEY'S OLD STAND
lately oceupgedby Shenheril and Cooper,.
Albert Street, Clinton,
CLINTON
ILEIfi
J.
WARE' -ROOMS.
B. WEIR,.
FROPRIRTOR,
Agent for J. ELLIOTT: tg5. SON'S eele.'
orated "AtcCorllrack'sSelf-Binder,” "Mead..!
ow -Lark slower and Reaper," " Triumph
Reaper" and. "Warrior Mower.;": F,
CRAIG'S "' Strathruy. Harvester" : and
as 1;.Iulniiringlbir'd Moicer," ct New Canadian
Tlireslief," with engine. All Muds of
PLOU l}I aud•otdler Implements.
.Const
11. rntl.y oi'®-iR• wind
•
ltemeiuber the, place,
• NEXT DOOR 'SOUTH OF FAIR'S MILL.
• Clinton; May !13 '8]. 31it. '
GREAT
fearing a,
Glass' Sets from
' 1Oc, to 81.00.
Celery Glasses.
Fruit Bowls, with
Covers. •
Prenelt, Eureka,
Perlin, compact
Puttee Dishes and
1etiivicivai ISut-
ters.
Ceibinat Naples
Goblets,
• , Z'uunbi8rs
- . - all verg
CHEAP
to Clear out the
Slosh.
LOAM PS
0Gmpiete, largo
size 885e, each,
1 Pttll Assort -
?lent of Groceries,
Cearae' Homily!.
.51b. Tin !lack
erel, splbndid.
g
•
;44:VW ' . ":•�FlFt
iw'.i 1'9
l < •C
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`4
ettt.::t.
•
Cd E
.¢4
oil
THOS. TREVIIII
nesires•so.Inform h'cs patrons and friends that he h
--1111
• Tailo .ff
Estilblisliifient
to•the rooms '
(,ver Lawrence & Grae.y's
Furniture Store,
Oboe ho; tilt lie:It asca to ;pelometiy a� L)a,tQ•. II
11414 00
Where Are You Mug
• am golnf; to
D. onto ous
GROCERY AND
?rovision Store
'Opposite Fair's Mill.
pyys one to get my Groceries there ; tht
goods are so cheap, and flee quality
is A No. 2 / X10 old Footle;
all new avid fresh
i' His ' Sugars, Teas, ' Coffees,
Prdnes, Raisins, 'Currants, Boucles;!
C'odfish, ° Gold Flake. and Fine—Out
Chewing Tobaceoe, cannot be excelled.
Some new .designs' in Crockery and
Glassware, Wooden Ware, and in lad
everything you want. •
Farm Produce taken in exchange.
D. V ANTELON.
CLTNTON,
gonsehold
THOS. COOP R'S
GROCERY
Has 'become a' Household Word as the •
• BEST and CHEAPEST plaice fi>1
Groceries, .
Flour, •
Feed,
:Crockery,
(flcisewore, •
cfie,, • . 4{c.
In pints, quarts,•and halt•gallons•
A. SPECIALTY
60 Cent ea.
'1 "Cash paid for Eggs. •'Fares Pro-
duce taken in 'exchange,
THOS. COOPER,,
Corner':Albert .andRattenbury Sts•,
CLINTON- ONT.
Eaue ,Trough Conductor Pial,
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES,
•I,1AC111NE OIL,
0
Harvest
4,.
.apASS.:•KETTLES,
c
Best: value .ever offered.
• d.
WHITE LEAD
warranted genuine'and
L0W. ' PROFS,
gip.. .. ... le Pacers
Parer, Corer and;Slicer combined,
0,4011NOT GET our OF ORDER,
Every Naehine Warranted.
._r
Reduise ' iliware. ,Prices
Shelf . a/c awes
--AND--
BUILDERS' .EIS SUPPLIES
SES
a specialty.
,S.
iPh9414 1UL 1;ti Aus./00; t,futai Ie.