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We are, informed:, ea of geed .au-.
thorityt thg,t t q average rleld o! fall
Wheat 1,11 Usborne :this season wilt be
twelTe hashers to the; .acre. A 3P --
14x d• RW414, ;4 Porter's Hill, has
rested Mr Z e,rquis' farm adjoining kris
COPt aa. he intends going into farming
JAM 4,494PlYelY.
R, P. Morrie has undertaken the con-
t;act of summer fallowing sixty acres
for fal%heat for H.Y. Attrill, at gode-
yich,1 ,bp uown in 18.88.
Air Robert Govenlock, of MoBillop,
leas one of the largest grape vineries in
this section of the country. He has
over 150 vines of the very choioest va-
rieties, and this year they are all load-
ed with the very oholoeat fruit.
Archie Campbell, con. 1, Morris, met
with wwltt may prove a serious accident.
He was leading a colt when it began
some antics, and he struck it with a
Switch he held in his hand, when a piece
flew and struck him in the eye.
Mr John Duffus, of Winthrop, an old
and much esteemed resident of the vi-
cinity, died very suddenly on Wednes-
day. He took sick with inflammation
of the bowels on Tuesday, and after the
most intense suffering he passed away
as stated. About two years ago he was
injured by being thrown over a bridge
by his horse, and since then he has been
suffering from poor health, and his con-
stitution .being thus enfeebled he fell a
•ready prey to the disease which termi-
nated his life
G ,•.-13en--7. olerx ird°fiv &Zyt`-P._ shei"�
man, was a `pa enger on the 'tl'nite-a
Empire, on Wednesday last. Many
Years ago he went to South Calcolina,
and became a member of the State Leg,.
islature, In 1873 he visited the home
of his youth, and spent about six weeks
in Goderich, after which he returned to
his hoti e' in,•the South. He afterwards:
moved, -ho New York State, and some
seven years since went west to Duluth,
where he has since resided, Recently
bis wife died, and Wednesday he was
returning to Duluth, after having inter-
red the remains in New York State.
At an early hour Monday morning Mi
S. R, Briggs, of the Willard Traot De
pository,'Toronto,snocumbed to a violent
attack of typhoid fever. Iu the death of
MI Briggs Toronto loses one of its' best-
known and most zealous Christian work-
., ere.
Amon the crowc'<s coining to Kingston
on Tuesday were four couples, who enter-
ed a Methodist parsonage and got marri•
ed." .Two of the brides had no idea of a
wedding until they reached the city, en
route to the oirous.
The attendance at the Commercial
Union meeting at Orono, under the aus-
pices of the west Durham Farmers' In,
etiutte, on Tuesday, was good in spite of
• the rain and the feeling in favor of Com;
meroial Union was unanimous.
Owing to the -partial failure of the pots•
to Drop in Ontario buyers are looking to
Manitoba for a supply. This will be an
entirely new trade, as Manitoba potatoes
—have never before been shipped to Ontario
for consumption.
BORN
FOX.—Iu Clinton, on the 0111 ii t,„the MIL
of Mr Robert Fox, of a son.
\VILLIAMS.—In Clinton, on the l t. ittst.,
the wife of Dr, \Villiants, of a son.
ANDREWS.—In Exeter, on the 1st inst.,
the wife of.Wajter Andrews, of a daughter.
RUM L,—In Clinton, on the 4th inst.,
the wife Ir ‘Val. numbed, of a son.
CLUFF.—In Brussels, on August 30th, the
wife of Rev, W. T. ClutY, of a daughter.
SCOTT.=In Brussels, on August 211t1a, the
wife of Dir F. S. Scott, of a son.
HEFFERNAN.—Tu Ethel, on August 29th,
the wife of Mr J, C. Heffernan, of a son.
• DIED
DEirPSEY,-In Clinton, on the 5th inst.,
John -Dempsey, aged 72 years.
HIGGINS.—In Exeter, on the 3rd inst..
Mary Frances, eldest daughter of Benjamin
I. and Lucy Higgins, aged 20 years, 6 mouths
—.__and14-days-
M-
orris. orris. on August 31,t, Sarah
Bates, aged 73 years, 3131011ti1S and is dads.
GET YOUR
PHOTOGRAPH,
TAKEN AT
ROSTER'S,
• CLINTON.
The Estate of Late JOHN HO]JGENS
Are opening out New Fall Gods daily, their stock will be very complete in a
few days. Just to hand,
1 Cast MELTON DRESS GOODS,
ALSO
ONE CASE OF GREY FLANNELS.
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EXTRA GOOD VALUE ---v--
FIVE PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.•f�:•w�ir.M1e J,aw ttM. ;'.-x.0 FJ Vt�:A7'•.+C1f..Pi .i3t•,:'al:✓,p CL-^'�'-
ISEMA manager. ES a'
• CLINTON MARKETS.
Corrected evert' Thursday afternoon,
Thursday, Sept. 8, 1887.
Wheat, spring. - 0 73 a 0 78
W neat, white and red • 0 73 a 0 78
- 028a030
040a050
• 050a050
200a225
050a060
013 a 016
014a015
Pork • 5 50 a 6 00
Hay •" 800a800
Wool - - 0 24 a 0 25
Sheep pelts • 0 50 it 0 75
Lamb skins • - 0 60 a 0 80
Clover, per bush. - 5 00 a 5 50
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
Oats •
Barley
Peas
'Flour, per cwt
. Potatoes
Butter •
Eggs'
SSP',AFORTIII, Sept, 8, 1887.
111
FALL AND :WINTER THE SEASON 1887
Wheat, spring, • $0 73 a 0 78
Red and white ' • 0 73 a 0 78
Oats, • 0 28 a 0 30
Peas, 0 48 a 0 50
Barley, 0 40 a 0 50
Butter, • 0 14 a 0 15
Eggs, - - 012 a 1) 14
Potatoes, - 0 60 a 0 00
Pork, - 5 50 a 6 00
Wool - (1 24 a 0 25
Flour per cwt • 2 00 a 2 25
BLYTH MARKET;'.
Reported specially for Ntw Eas every Thur..,lay
Blyth, Sept, 8, 1S87.
Fall wheat, red, per bush. 73 a 78
Fall " . new . 73 a 78
Oats 28 a 30
Barley . 40 a CO
Peas 48 a 50
Apples per bag40 a 50
Potatoes, " 75 a SO
Eggs per dor 15 a 15
Butter,rolls . 15 a 16
Choeli0 . • • 15 a 15
Lar( . • . 10 a 12
Flour per cwt. 2 00 2 10
Hogg•
5 50 6 00
Hay, . 7 00 8 00
Straw , •2 00 3 00
Wool 22 a 25
Hides per 100 lt,s, 5 00 a 7 00
Sheep pelts 0 75 a 1 00
Lamb pelts . 0 75 a 1 00
.1r-iTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET
The supply of butchers' cattle is still very
Argo, but the best butchers complain that
they cannot get really prime beeves at any
price, and oven pretty good animals are
rather scarce, Four cents per til. is about
tiro highest' price paid, and very few brought
Over 34e, With common stock from 2ie to 3e,
and loan beasts down to 110 per ib, live weight,
or an ordinary sized cow bought for I?12,
Calves are scarce, as they are being bought
up for shipment to the United Status, Shoop
and lambs aro still plentiful, though not so
numerous as on last Thursday, and prices
aro rather better than on that day, though
not so high as they were a week ago. Sh0011
told at from 83 to $4,50 each, and lambs at
from $2 to 83,r0 each, Tho Morse trade was
rather quiet last woolt, but this week opols
With a brisker trade in horse flesh. The
shipments from hero to the T'uitert States
last week wore fifty horses, cutting N4 725, or
average of +04.'6 each,
ESLEY & CO.
Clinton Refreshment .Rooms.
BUSINESSORANGE
1887 -FALL ---x.887.
New - Fall - Goods
HAVE ARRIVED AND OPENED UP AS FOLLOWS:
New Dress Goods
New Melons
New Velveteens
New Evening Shawls
New Cashmere Gloves
New Cashmere Hose
New Woollen Blankets
New 61-'erarrccrtzleiS1'
New Navy Flannels
New Wool Yarns
EVERYTHING NE
C. COLE• having bought out the Refreshment Rooms of Mr. J. Anderson,
desires to intimate to the public that he will continue the same in all its • I �� f
branches. He has just added a fresh stock of Confectionery, &c., which will o
be sold at lowest rates.
New Fingering Yarns
New Mantle Cloths
New Mantle Clasps
New Dross, Buttons
New Black 13roche Velvets
New Blk. Gros Grain Silk
New Black.-Mexv,. d '- �'- .
New Felt Skirts
New Canton Flannels-
New Colored Flannels
W TO BE GOT AT
CHEAPSID
FRUIT OF ALL KINDS KEPT IN SEASON; { NEXT DOOR TO T. COOPER & SON'S GROCERY,
OYSTERS KEPT rN THEIR SEASON AND SERVED IN ANY STYLE ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
OveltieS in Millinery
FRESH CAKES IMPORTED DAILY FROM TORONTO.
WE ARE SHOWING THE LATEST IN
HATS, BONNETS, WINGS, FEATHERS, R1 B -
BONS, PLUSHES AND TRIMMING GOODS.
Stir TOBACCOSIGRSPI A PES POUCHES .g
C, , e., c.
Close attention given to business, and all orders entrusted to him will be
promptly filled. A trial respcctfully solicited. Remember the stand, next
door to the Grand Union Hotel
C. COLE, -
▪ CLINTON.
A stock that is' wonderful in quantity, quality an
ces yle•
iNew Fall lJress GoOds1
The best of everything, but no high profit
NI -1:W 'FEATHERS,
Exclusive Styles, Unequalled Bargains will demonstrate
beyond the shadow of a doubt that it, pays to trade with.
--JUST OPENED AT
C_) T ETILOR tic co's
Beesleys Millinery Emporium. SEW PLUM aad DRESS TR
—5 T—
COMINGFiAIRS.
HULLETT,CLINTON,SEPT, 27-28
West Huron; Goderich, Oct. 4-5-0.
Tuckersilith, •Seaforth,Sept. 28-20.
Stephen and Usborne,Exeter,Oct. 3-4
Morris Branch, Blyth, Oct, 11-12
• East Huron, Brussels,Oct. 0-7.
Hay, Zurich, Sept:' 15-10.
Turnbei'ry, Wiliahaul, Sept 0T-28.
East Wawanosh, Belgrave, Oct. 1.
Stanley. Bayfield—Oct, 13.44, •
Grand Central,Hantilton, Sept. 20-:10.
Western Fair, London, Sept. 10-24.
Provincial, Ottawa, Sept. 1'O-24.
'0 I ern Br: ntford t1 't, 1-12.
Industrial, Toronto, Sept. 5-17.
Central, Guelph, Sept, 20-22,
Mr Fitzgerald, of Lucan, suffered the
loss of one 'of his imported Clydesdale
stallions, valued at.8'2,000,from- an attack
of in (lamination.
First -crass new
WHEAT for 5cc(la-
can be seen alt. the
Office.
lrtiiil:I'A�,L TOWN HALL, CLINTON,
4a ni()1C'
114'\' Era I
QTRAY HEIFER --STRAYED FROM THE .
I., rivet', on the London Road, a small two
year old red Heifer, with white ring near the
end of her tail. Any one giving such inform-
ation as will lead to its recovery will be suit-
ably rewarded. DINS, S, MORLEY, Clinton.
IMMliIOEZ
rT C DETLOIR. ,Sic CO's
•
TRAY CATTLE—CARIE INTO SUBSCRI- NEW
1. BEE'S premises, lot 34, Oth con. Goderich
Township, about two week's since, two year-
ling Heifers and 1 yearling Steer, all red, The
MANTLECLOTHS, NEW
JERSEYS,
NEW EVENING SHWLS, at
ownei is- hereby notified to prove property:.i • A _
pay charges, and take them away. Also.
strayed from subscriber's premises, about n.
mouth since, 4 yearling Steers, all red. An i
0110 giving information that will lead to their
recovery, trill bd suitably rewarded. \VM.H, .
STB' EP. •
'. A lot of HOSIERY at a BIG BARGAIN.
tl► 117E TWHITE QUILTS TUWELS at JobWPiices.
The al...ve popular lecture will be• _ •
delivered by .
ItevJaQ-kmo116Wrayr' J1 C.DBTLOR & Oa,
e D C 1111Err i_.40+ Sc € O' S •
(11 \\'HI'I'F11 1,1) TARsnNAI LE, 1JoxnoN,
i;NO., IN THE a
FL -IIOSTUDENTS CAN C.J;T ROOMS
and board, and a sitting room entirely to
tlreinselves. Apply at the NEW HIM office.
TEE NEWEST VARIETY SEED WHEAT
—the Manchester — now in stock. Als),
Timothy Seed for sale. FITZSIMONS' Flour
and Feed Store, Clinton.
NOTICE.—f WILL SEEL A COMPLETE
aet,10 Vol, Chambers' Encyolopedia,.in
Cloth, good order, for 510 retail price is µ26.
Do not delay. Call at 1lo. 6, Grand Union
Hotel. APPLEETON'S GREAT AMERICAN
ENCYCLOPEDIA on easy terms, P. R.
HOUSE, IL D.
FARM TO RENT—FOR ONE 011 A TTER.\I
of years, parts of Lots 4 and 76, Rayfield
Concession, Goderich Township, About •130
,acres clearance, good buildings, bearing or-
chard, abundance of water. One mile from
Hayfield and 8 from Clinton. Apply at once,
on the premises, Lot 4, or by letter to 11.
GAIIIDNE13, Bayfield. 41-
( ITRAYHEIFERS—STRAYEDFItOMTHE
1J subscriber's•l I .Ulises, lot 31, 9111 con. of
Hullett, about the end of .June, a dark red
two-year old Heifer, and Also a light roan two
year old Heifer. Any one giving information
that will lead to their recovery, will be suit-
ably rewarded. WILLIAM MAW,
HOUSES AND LOT. FORSALE, — THE
undersigned offers for sale her houses
olflot 212, Rattanbury Street near St. Paul's
Church. One of the houses is a small, com-
fortable cottage, containing four rooms and
kitchen; the other house has two storeys,and
contnius 12 rooms. Hard and soft water,—
Lot is one-quarter of an acre, with bearing
orchard thereon. They will be sold on oacy
terms of payment. MILS. FORBES, Clinton.
ATOTICP E. KENNY HAVIN(+ SOLD HIS
111+ stock of Groceries to J. 11, Crossen, in-
tends going'to California in a few days, and
requests all patties to flay at once and save
expense of collection, And any one that has
any account against him, will please hand in
the saute for payment. N,13,-1 will not be
respotlsible+rot any debts contracted in my
name after this date. E. KENNY, Clinton"'
B7�� C'TCHERINO BUSINESS — THE UNDER -
11 SIGNED wishes to intimate to the people --of
Clinton and surrounding country, that in order
to suitably meet the demands of his very minter -
oils customers, 11e has bought nut the business
of Mr It Fitz4imots, and will carry en the same,
with the cllolsest meats in season. No pains will
bo spared to meet the wants of all, and lie hopes
to merit and --receive a fair share of public pat-
ronage. Lowest prices fir large orders. Isilil-
ers' trade a specialty. ALIIElt1' MAY.
RRICK HOUSE h'OilSALE Olt TO HENT
—The undersigned offer's either to rent or
sell the, splendid, very convenient and well -
situated house on ltattpibnry Street, occu-
pied by himself, It is a wall -built brick, con-
taining five rooms and closets downstairs,
and the same upstairs, with a good collar. --
Tho lot is one-quarter of an acre, with bear-
ing orchard, hard and soft water, with usual
conveniences, Tering, either to sell or rent,
very reasonable. 11. I'ITZSIMONS, Clinton.
TO THE:LADIES — WHILE: THANKING 11Y
numerous lady customers for their patron-
age In the past,f take this opportunity to Inform
them that in removing to Clinton, I hope to be
more central in my work, to have bettor train
connections, and do 'away with the necessity of
canvassing Clinton. I am prepared to fill orders
on very short nottce.and satisfactorily,in Ladies'
Alloses' and Children's Cosots, Shoulders Braces
and Supporters. Ch1'di-en's waists a specialty.
Clinton 1ndies,.whn promised fall ordors,ploase
call when it suits and have hotter satlsfaetion.
Housall ladles please ghte nrdnrs to Miss Bunter.
Remember the phew, over 31r Twitchell's stem.
E. J.C""UI'TIPEit. Clinton, Aug 10 +im
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TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 13Tt+,
The Rev ,I,tc11non Wray is authorlof the fo1-
lnwiug lvo01t, : "NestleLoil Magna," ".Mat-
thew 5Iellowdew," "Simon Holmes," ect.
'REV. C. H. SPURGEON, Pastor of the
Metropolitiall Tabernacle, Loudon, England,
writes: •
-
Westwood, Bsii1511 Hill,
Upper Norwood, June 22nd, 1817.
L'o Friuds in Canada:
DEAtt l3111Tn10N,—I beg to commend to
you our esteemed friend, ltev Jackson 'Wray,
who frequently aids me by tilling my pulpit
whet f 5111 ill, It is a great treat to hear him.
Yours heartily,
' C. H. SPURGEON.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS,
PUPILS OF HIGH A-N-Ia-P.UnLIC SCHOOLS lit. R 0B E..R 7C O 's
Clinton
9
ONINS
GOODS
ARRIVING DAILY AT.
NOTICE To CREDITORS •
PURSUANTTO SEC. 1 OF CHAP. 9 OF
46 Victoria Statutes of Ontario.—Notice
is hereby given that all creditors and others
having claims against John Millet-, late of the
township of Hulett, yooinan, who died on or
about the 2.1111 fay of July, 1887, aro requested
to send by post prepaid, addressed to Mr Jno
McKnight,at Cliutol,Ontario,onor before the
22nd day of Sept„ 1887, a statement of their
naives and addresses, with full particulars of
their claims and the securities (if any) held
by thein; and after the daylast aforesaid, the
Executors under the will of the said John
Miller will pr0ceed%o distribute the assets of
the said deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, regard being had only to tho claims
of which notice shall have been given no
above required, and the said Executors will
not be liable for the assets or any part there-
of to any person or persons of whose claim or
claims notice shall not have been received by
them at the time of such distribution. Dated
at Clinton, this 22nd clay of August, 1887.
MANNING, & SCOTT, Solicitors,
FOE .TOHN M('KNI(HIT 511(1 THOS. NOBLE,
Executors.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN THAT
there will bo offered for sale by Public
Auction, at the IIATTENBURY HOUSE, in
Clinton, on the 17TH OAY"OP SEPTEMBER, 1887
at 2 o'clock p.m., the following p• erty of
the said John Millar, deceased, That
valuabple farm being composedhalf o., west -
towns h p of Lot 4Hullett containing 11 .05f 1145
acres cleared and tinder cultivation. There
are erected upon the premises a good new
frame house, a frame barn, stable and driv-
ing house. The property will be sold subject
to a reserved price. Perms and full partieu-
lars 1111100 known on day of sale, or upon ap-
plication to the saki 'executors.
JOHN DTcKNI(4RT l:eecntnr.v.
'PITON. NORh1:,
('baton. Aug. 23, 1887
Our stock this soasou will for surpass anything we have hitherto shown.
Particulars with prices will be given next week. Watcil the papers,
closely and we will give you quotations that will astonish you. Call,and
see our
OTIZI':MISS`F St- aSkrL.AY�IE�
rrT-i, M MEI) S. ILcortS,
JUST THE THING P'OR THIS ',VIME OF YEAR.
Bolartses Greet Cheap Cash Store, Cliato:
To be had for the asking•
Great CENTRAL EXHIBITION
Strictly Pu1 e Spices
t ii�l�i i�����'i �Hoei�[��[o��i�a l�nl�irl�� A �� ��
i'ml r li, nnspiees of the 1(n11e(1 Agrieul-
ttu•al Society, to be held in
cr.=lvrc>iv,
CI LINT<)N,
0 N
Tuesday & Weduesday,Sep.27-28
Oyer $I,000 given in prizes.
On the afternoon of the second clay of show
the lady riders will contest for a spacial prize
valued at 325, which in itself will be worth
the price of admission alone.
OTHER SPECTAT, ATTR 1CTIONS.
Shown will he ni1e11 on the evei'ng,of the first
dayy, until 10 p 111, Admission, Adults Ile,
Children 10e. (+micro! Adtuissiou, second
do v, 2)e„ Children 10e.
JOHN Al \SON, 1'1e4. N. IROBSON, Soev.
AND -.H OLD RELIABLE
"ST INEG�.R
S. PALLISER & CO,
C7LIiQTOI+f.
TWO- HIGH: A1MS
C.
ONE TO MAKE OUR GOODS THE
• STANDARD OF QUALITY,,
THE OTHER TO MAhE OUR FIGURES THE ”
STANDARD : OF .: LOW PRICES,
Tjlese have been our constant aims for thirty -tire years past.. It is
I,,,:
NOT - SPASMODIC EFFORTS
Which have accomplished this, but it is continued efforts. We have .
pleased the people, pleased ourselves and, 11IERIT • CONTINUED
SUPPORT. Let us have it and we *i11 show you
TEMPTING BARGAINS
From one years end to another. 'We have full lines in all kinds of
Boots, Skoes, Slip'piers, Rubbers, dc.,
con - place can you find such a carefullyse-
lected stock at such CLOSE SHAVED PRICES. Come morning, noon
or night and WE WILL DELIGHT YOU.
JACKSO 11.-
BARGAIN
BARGAIPJ SHOE HOUSE, ,
Opposite Townliall, Clinton.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
NEW FALL GOODS
JUST RECEIVED ONE CASE OF THE LATEST
English and American Styles
• of Hard Hats.
ALSO A. FINE ASSORTMENT OF
AME,RiCAA.N NECKWEAR, REGATTA SHIRTS,
SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, &e., Se.
CALL AND SEE US, IT WILL PAY YOU.
W'HLTE
G. GLASGOW, smiths Block, Clinton.
1
oots Shoes
Large stock of FALL 'GOODS
to hand, Good value
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE, F'IVE PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
W1TAYLOR & SONS
Clinton and. E1yth,
JACOB TAYLOR, M'dnagot' for Blyth.