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rhe crop reports iu Manitoba and the
North.: West, furnished by the station
Agents of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
show that the prospects for a good har
Teat are very favorable. Reports from
twenty-seven stations, representing an
a 6rage of 290,205 acres, show an average
+tp of twenty-seven bushels of wheat to
the acre, and the barley and the oat crop
promises to be unusually heavy. The
average's general'y reported to have been
increased from a quarter to two-thirds, ac-
cording to locality, and, perhaps, the best
feature about the'reports is that the sea-
so�,�n}}�ssaving been very warm, with plenty
offain, the crops are well advanced and
harvesting will begin.about,.tbe first week
in August. If the splendid crop which
the North-west promises to be blessed
with can bo got iutn the granaries iu first-
class order, and can then be marketed at
a fair price, it will materially change for
the better the position of the people of
the Northwest. Two things are necessary
in order that this desirable condition of
affairs may be brought about — suitable
weather without frosts until after the
grain is harvested, and decent freight
rates on the Canadian Pacific.
CLINTON MARKETS.
'orrected every Thursday afternoon.,•
sj Thursday, July 21, 1SS7.
O 7S a 070
O 78 a 0 79
O 28 a, 0 30
040 a00'
048 a 050
200a226
065 a 070
012 a 013
O 1'2 a 014
550 a 600
800 a 800
024 a 025
050 a 075
O 60 a 080
5.00 a 550
Wheat, spring
White and red -
Oats
Barley
Pelts -
1+.our, per cwt
Potatoes
Butter
Eggs
Pork
Wo01 -
Slassep pelts -
Lamb skins
Clover, per basb. - -
LT OUSE TO LET.--TIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
LA to rent. A conveniently situated house on Rat-
no1 shadettrees thereon. hard and
J,water
0. OILIIOY, Oilmefruitn.
§,21011e
§,2TOR8 TO RENT. — T IiE FRElldi$ES RE -
►J cE TLi occupied by 11r Slmpsuu, on the e„r-
nor of Albert Street is offered to rout. It le
N o of the ADt stin ds In town. Apply to JOS
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tworlOTTGE lots, ote, form er y occupiR ed by Ne Nationale. AT COTTAGE
nest, east of the residence of W. Doherty, Esq.,, coo.
caning half an acre of land, and the most eligible dwel-
ling in 'Tinton. Very liberal terms given and posses-
sion at May nest. W. W. FARRAN.
'1UFFOLK BOAR FOR SERVICE—SUBSCRIBER
has a thorobred Suffolk Boar, which he will keep
for service on lot 14, 18th con., Ooderich township
Terms $1 at time of seviet% with privilege of returning
if necessary.
TIIOROBRED DURUAM BULL FOR SERVICE—
Subscriber also keeps for service a lirst-eIas9 Durham
Bull, of gond pedigree. Tereus ,cl, at time of service.
with privilege of returning if necessary. 11 CARTER
° Montreal Live Stock Market
The local cattle market is'dell with prices
heavy. There is nothing.doing by shippers,
and the requirements of the local trade aro
limited. There is a gond deal of uncertainty
as to whether prices will advance before the
end of the season and the export business is
therefore in a very unsatisfactory condition.
Shipping steers are nominal at 4e to 4!, a per
lb and bullsare quoted nt33c Milch cows steady
a $25 to $45 a head, Butchers cattle dull and
Steady with first•class quoted at Sic to 4e,
the balk of otrsrings selling 3e to 3!.c and
some as low as 2o per ib. Sheep in moderate
demand and steady at 3de per Ib, aud very
ohoice chippers at 4c. Butchers' sheep sell at
$3 25 to 83 00 a head. Spring Iambs are
plentiful terforaeragesf 35 l
and they
sell at o 2 7obs.�5 to O
a brad
thela Calves
plentiful and prices unchanged ai$3 60 to$6.50
a head for averages of 100 to 160 lbs.
VOTERS'
NSHIPOF1MUNICIPALITY
11ULLETT CoUN887, Y OF IUltON
Notice is hereby given that 1 have transmitted or do
livered to the persons mentioned iu the third and
fourth sections of "Tho Voters' List Act," the copies
required by the said section to be so transmitted or
delivered of the list made pursuant to said Act, of all
persons appearing by the last revised Assess,ncuRoll
of the said municipality to be entitled -s.:
said munielpality, at electrons for members of silo tier'
islative Assembly, and at Municipal Elections, and
that said Inst was first posted up at my office, Loides-
bure, on the 6th day of July, 1887, sed yemains there
for inspeetiou, Electors aro called upon to examine
thaeaid list, and if any omissions- or other errors are
found therein, to take immediate porceedings to have
the said erreranorrected according tR Law. Dascii the
6th day of Jul), 1837. JAS. BRAI'r11WAITE, Clerk.
VOTERS' LIST 1887, MUNICIPALITY OF THE
TOWNSHIP OFSTANLEY,COUNTY OF HUROS"
Notice is hereby given that I have transmitted or de-
livered to the persons mentioned in the third and
fourth sections of "The Voters' List Act," the copies
required by the said section to bo so transmitted or
delivered of the list made pursuant to said• act, of all
persons alipearing by the last revised Assessment Ron
of the said municipality, to bo entitled to vote in the
sad municipality, at elections for members of the Leg-
islative Assembly, and at Municipal Elections, and that
said list was first posted up at my office. Varna, on the
27th day of June, 1887, and remains 'here for inspec-
tion Electors are called upon to examine the said list.
and if any omissions or other errors aro found therein,
to take immediate proceedings to have the said errors
cored 87ceCEOgSto law. Dated this 27th day or
30 PER C. OFF
t_t
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CHINA ARE
THIS WEEK, SEEING I4 BELIEVING
CALL ON
i7g.3:11. Cooper.
BEAVER BLOCK .BOOK•STORE.
HELLO JOHN !---WHAT ?
,�r. .. z.B Ann '7017 COI= ?
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fitiAdams' Emporium,
At The lir
Goods Palace
GREAT SUMMER SALE OF DRY GOODS, CARPETS, MILLINERY, &e.
=NT it5i=e±iNriis
MILLINERY AT COST PRICES.
Housekeepers will find it to their advantage to call and see us.
r FIVE PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
JOHN WISEMAN Manager.
Estate J. 1-10330ENS.
Lf401 d11 11ESJBOWO,
Where I can get 16 Les BRIGHT RAW SI;GAR• for 1:I LDS BRIGHT
YELLOW SUGAR for $1, 13 Lee GRANULATED SUGA It for ;<1'. I ale
also going to get otie-of the JUBILEE OIL CANS and 5 GALLON'S OF OIL
for $2,-2fi and OTHER GOODS EQUALLY LOW. IIAS II l': MUCH,SUUAlpl
Yes; nearly FOUR TONS. You had betl.et come along. 'He gives highest,.prices
for produce,
HEAPSIDE
NEW FALL PRINTS
NEW FALL PRINTS
FEW FALL PRINTS
Having been awarded the cake for the Choicest Pl' tTts in the Hub for the Spying
and Summer, Cheapside intends to keep ahead and to show the newest goods as Nitthey aro produced for the fall season. R,
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NEW SEERSUCKER.S And) women of keen lodgment and economical instincts will find ' it to their
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EW SERSUCK�RS interests to .buy from us. As it is time that has
EW SEERSUCKER.S 'i
THE VERY LATEST PATTERNS AND AT PRICES TO SUIT.
Our Great Sale
I4 DOING WONDERS FOR US,
ONLY
7r'W1 I riILT-'1E' Li1=LEE
Days remain,, and in that time our Stock must he greatly reduced, regrudlesti
of prices.
R.ADAMS,LONDESBORO
THE P OPTJI.1•,AR ,
Dry Goods
ouse,
()UR SPECIAL BARGAIN THIS WEEK 1S A LINE OJ"
NEW CARPETS
EW CARPETS
EW CARPETS
Only come to hand from the old sod on Friday last, being in the Market on that
that day; I secured some very choice patterns and styles; conic and see,twhat we
are doing at C•heapsidc.
M USLI NS
MUSLINS
MttS LINS
Some very choice lines to hand, will be open for inspection at once.
and. see Cheapside..
NEW GLOVES and I1O>1ERY — NEW GLOVES and ITOSIERY
NEW GLOVES and HIOSIERY
Ladies' come to CHEAPSTDE for your GLOVES tC HOSIERY, it will pay you.
From now till 1st Sept., all summer goods at clearing prices. Please bear in mind
I have no ald stale goods that have been en the shelves from 4 to 10 years, bet all
new, flesh and the very latest styles of Dt'y Goods,, only bought this spring, so
that it will be money in your pockets to come and see what is doing at
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Many a stock of Dry Goods, by rendering 1110111 shop-worn and unseasonable ;
mean to keep ours fresh by selling off what we have on hand. We offer
a �H1
we
Dress d;pattnlent 150 Gods for Sc., 4Oc. C.lshnlert's for. d''-Tn Cotton we will
give you 33!,- yards for $1. Surely such "pcfcowill
CRU+ FI.
1►rep in Out the clamor about hard tines, and will cause your careworn face to bear its
usual smile, We wish you to save money while the special sale lasts
STRIPED and CHECKED GINGHAMS,
The regular wholesale price of which was ten cent, a yard. We got
them so that we can offer them at S cents. Also a line of
Alt Wool Dress Goods, Checked, Navy
and Bronze.::.:...
SAN..,WILSON, CHEAPSIDE,
The,,e are belntiful goods, wotth at least 25 e0nts a yard, WO Stall then at 14c.
We have just openers a line of
See the nice BRAIDED JERSEY we offer for $1.25.
NEXT DOOR ;'` . COOPER & SON'S GROCERY, ALBERT
".4. -STREET, CLINTON.
DON'T FORGET TO ATTEND
In the Groeery Department we have'
'secured a fine flavored .Japan 'TEA.
Dust, 10 pound, for $1.
. OUI1ViETTE,
LONDERBORO
it Rolortm Great cheap dash Store, lintn�
DETLOR & cos
II.111I0T1ICLEARINGSALE�
Wonderful value in MUSLIMS
All Over Laces and
[CRESS GOODS
J. C. DETLOR & CO,.Clinton.
'Jr T TO J' L. ' S
Harness and Grocery Depot, Lonaesboro
Groceries{ My stock of 'GROCERIES is now complete in s.11 its
branches. I have a large stock of CANNED FISH, which
I am selling at 13 cents per can, two cans for 25 cents. Call and see niy stock of
COLORED GLASSWARE before purchasing elsewhere, and convince yourself
that the prices are away down.
zgAczarTE OIL -I have a large Steck of Machine Oil of different
brands, which will bo sold at a small advance on cost;
My Harness stock is complete as usual with all seasonable
goods, such as FLY SHEETS and NETS, LAP 'RUGS,
DUSTERS, RUBBER HORSE COVERS and BINDER, WHIPS. I have,
it few TRUNKS and VALISES left. WHIPS, CURRYCOMBS, BRUSHES,
and all goods usually kept in this line also on hand. Also all kinds of TIN-
WARE on hand. k'rodnce taken in exchange. Thanking my customers for
past favors and soliciting it continnance of the MIME'. Clinton andEO. NEWTON, - ' LONDESSORO I JACOB TAYLOR., Manager for Blyth.
Harness{
Some
are
Asking.
A '
(lose
Market
Price
Our
reduced
Price
—$2.00
I—
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$1.75
J. JAOKSQN'S
THERM OM ET ER
FOR -SHARP BUYERS.
'I'IIIS TIME IT I
Ladies: Button : Boots
THAT ARE' DOWN.
These goods are. got up in good style With
WORKED 7UTTolmOuns. No more stylish and
serviceable' footwear• 'was ever offered. All
• sizes • in stock.
YouWary BargainHunters
GLANt'C Al''OUR '.I'ril;RM0METER ANL
NOTE T111; TREMENDOUS DROP.
:141.151 Old Day Prices
A1.W-\1 S AT,
J kc SOSBargatn Shoe llouso
OPPOSITE Towx HALL, GLtx!roN.
cLINTON 8z BLYTH,
OOTS-SHOES
Our stock of Boots and Shoes for spring and summer have been selected with
great care, and will be found very complete in' all lines. Wo are
agents for DACK & SON'S FAR FAMED FINE
HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCIiAN0E. FIVE PER CENT OFFFOR CASH,
W.1 'TAYLOR & SONS'
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