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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron News-Record, 1888-11-21, Page 5If Your Wants are lauy T TH w .And your dollars are FEW, just -see bow mi eb you can F get for a dollar at OPORIngGE� O. E. PAY & CO'S . 0-0 t i E DRY -GOODS PALACE Hew Goods—Extra valuon tineap r iannei5 i --°— Cheap Blankets! lagniHcent Dipspla❑ of Novelties in oup various Depts. Cheap Underclothing -0-0— _O_O_O_O_ d Y Afl Goods Away Down in Pries JOHN WISEMAN, IP c! f T unnr,P IV (Z _U The Dry -Goods Empo'riu'm, ' —Olive '00", who hasJustdied t St, Charles Hospital, Montreal,wae orn in 1776, at St. Anne dea Pladaea, I nd was consequently 112 years old, FARM AND MARKET. — Prof. Saundars of the Central Txperiulental Farms, Ottawa warns ersons against sowing wheat that hi Uas been damaged by frost, as experi• A. IT with it showed that a con- O' iderable portion of it lacked vitality in ncl Nvhat Zi igrow showed weakness sa f growth. Those wishing to test 10 be value of seed grain are invited to tr end samples to the Director of the. h Experiutental Faring, Ottawa. tl —Tile wheat markets are lower, b owing to stagnatiou in the export s' business. In Chicago the May option u closed on.Saturday at $1.13. TORONTO MARKETS.—Wheat $1.15- o $1:28, the latter price for No.- 1 Manitoba hard. Barley 650 to 750: Oats 37c to 311. Peas 61c. Potatoes 40c to 41c per bag. Eggs, fresh, 20c. � Butter 16c to 20c. Hogs x+6:75 to n D DETROIT MARKETS.—Wheat $1.09 r to $1.10. Barley 5oc to 67c.. Oats Eggs .27cto `27c. Butter 17c to 22c. E„�s llc. Apples $1.00 to $1.50. BUFFALO MARKETS. --Graded steers a 1.500 to 1.600 lbs $5.00 to $5.25 ; from L000 to 1.400 lbs $+3.80 to $4.50•; I liutchere from $2.50 to $3.75. Rogb $5.00 to $5.70. -MARKET REPORTS: (Corrected every Tuosday afternoon.) OLINTON. Flour........................86 50 to 6 50 Fall Wheat, new cit old°1 •14 to 1 17 , Spring Wheat ............. 1 14 to 1 17 $sites..... 1.. 50 to 0 70 Oats.. .%............ 0. 34 to 0 35 Peas.. 0 60 to 0 60 Pptatoesyinter) per -bbl 0 800 to 0 35 Bu•tter...................•:.• 0 18 to 0 19 Eggs .......................... 0 17 to 0 19 Hay ...................:....... 12 00 to14 00 Cordwood. ................... 3 00 to 4 00 Beef... ...................... 0.00 to 0 00 V6:oo1........................ 0 20 to 0 25. Pork ........................ 6 50 to 6 70 MONEY LOST. MONEY LOST, on Saturday, Nov. l7th.in Clinton, or 1J between Cli iton and Holmesville on tke ,Iluron iload, an ordinary leather pocket,book containing be contain $40 and 650 -all bills. The finder will receive a suitable reward on returning Clio same to the undersigned., H1RAM HILL, '623-tt, -""Clinton. FOR SALE OR RENT The "QUEEN'S HOTEL," Slatn street, Bayfield now Occupied by 111 r. E. Eiljott, will be sold or let ori reasonable terms. Possession given 16th of December, 1888. Also, the FARM of the undersigned, close to village of Bayfield; 140 acres, 70 cleared, 70 bush; will be sold or rented for a term of yegLe. L bl, dral•torn,s will be given, Apply to W. W, OONNOR, Bayfield E 0• November 14th, 1888 522-4t NOTNINC LIKE LEATHER. WANTED. A goon roliable urian of temperate habits, capable n4 cutting and fitting' in the hoot and shoo business -+: good chance Or I will sell out my business. A good trade is bein;r dune ; the location is an excenoutnne in the village of Varna. Apply at once tO JOnN T,Prx.•r, Varna P.O. November 12, Meg, 6.22.2t, -no UN DEDSTEEit.- 11n rounded at 1'onnd Io. 4, Con. 9, Lot 40, Qoc�urich Township, n rod steer, coming lbreo years old, with white star on forehead, white on belly and on tip of tail, Cn• less redeemed before the•`240h day of November [nst., 1 will proceed nn that dny at 3 o'clock p. m, to sell him b1 public auction at the premises Above named. -Wo. A. Coortsa, Poundkeeper. Novereher 12th, 1588. 622.2t THOROBRED ROARS. -I have now purchased Z thorobred Berkshire Boar and will keep him, as well as a thorobred Suffolk one for ser- vice on my premises. Terms for service $1.00 with p'lvileee �t retilrnine it necessary. Icings will beputln nose of sows, to prevent rooting, free of charge, if necessary. -Goo. A. Coorsa, Lot. 40, Con. 9, Goderich Tp. fi22 2t November 12th, 1888. VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE,-Belu� lot 9, con. 2. And lot 9, con 3, Township of Stnntey, each containing 100 acres. There are ared on each lot. Anood d both are in A good tate of gs And about 87 acres e cultiva- tion. These av,,, first-class fill -101, convenient to Churches, School, dea, and will be sold m1 easy terms, together or separately, M. Jic'1'AGGART, Clinton. 510-tt BLTCHF.RiNG BUSiNE99--THE UN1)0R• signed wishes to intimate to the people Of Clinton and surrounding country, that in order to suitably moot the demands of his ver} numor• OUR customers, he has bought out the business of hlr. R. Fitzsimons, ft will cArr} on the same, with the choicest moats, in season. Every Of, or will be mode to meet the wants of all, and ho hopes to rlierlt And rceoive.a fair share of public patronage. Lowest prices for large orders. Fanners trade a specialty. ALBERT JIAY. BRIG{ COTTAGE FOR SALE. -The suhserib er off• ors for Salo that very comfortable cottage on Dunidpp Street, at present occupied by rlrs. Brownlee. 1t contains six rooms incl pan• try downstairs, and lnrgc room upSt.airs. Tho lot Is a corner quarter Acre, with hnrrl and Soft wAter. Wtil be sold on terms to suit pufvh.Ser, For particulars A�,,11y to ii, DICKINSON, Auctioneer, or J. 0. Li.LIOTT, Clinton. NOTICE. n the' matter of the Assignment of Geu. A. Sharman, of the Town of Clintofn, in the County of Huron, Hartness Maker, Lpumua'rnt to T. S. I O., 1887, Chap. 124. Ali parties uta heroby cautioned against pay gany debt owing to the above named Qoorgo Sharman, to any one except to the Assignee r his Solicitors. Any person baring in their ossession any article Luken from the shop of the solvent, are hereby required to return the me forthwith, or legal, proceedings will be ],en for the recovery thereof. It having come ;the knowledge of the Creditors that certain ansactions affecting the Estate of the Insolvent ave been of the most fraudulent nature, it has be determined in such ulsles to prosecute to to fullest extent of the law. All parties indebted to the Insolvent are here• y notified that his books are in the hands of the o!letters, and all accounts therein must be paid SO Once. EDWANIl SHARMAN, MANNINO d1 ScorT. Assignee. Assignee's Solicitors. 622.2t FOR SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale four eligible Building Lots fronting on Albert Street; also wo fronting on Rattenbury Street; either en noc or in separate lots, to suit purchasers. For irthdr partioulars apply tothe undersigned, -E. INSLEY, Clinton. 882 FOR SALE OR TO LET HOUSE AND TWO LOTS for sale or to let, situate on Albert street. For particulars pply at T. COOPER & SON'S Grocery; Clinton May 13th, 1838. 490-tf New Blacksmith Shop, GEORGE TR.C, IILI, has oponeii 0111 a gqn- Oral I4,luckemit1, and Repair Shop in the building' lately occupied by SI r. Gauley, Porth of Cant'I... carriage works, Albert stYl ,Clinton. Blacksmith and iron work fn all its branches ; Horse -Shoeing promptly ,attended to and satis- action guaranteed: The plfblic urs invited to call before ordering any class of work in the above lines: 497-tf GEORGE TROWHiLL lYloney to Lend at -C percent T. 1. 1=,' H I LLIARD, Barrister, 519.6111 Clinton, Ont LESLIE'S CARRIAGE. AND WAGON FACTORY,. Corner Iluron and Orange Streets, Clinton. FIRS'1' - CLASS — MATERIAL and UNSURPASSED IRON WOIIK.. Repairing and Repainting; - jta ALL WORK WARRANTED. 1n 521-y CORD FOR SALE AT 'THE Clinton:-: Mills. Whole or Ground. PRICES REASONABLE. JAMES FAIR, Clinton, July 17th, 1888. THE -TOWN BESIEGED Lire - ^ insurance - Agents ! L001: AT SA,IIPLrS OF COST IN A IIObIE COMPANY PER fSl,000�-� Age 25 Cost for 1885, also 1880.. 86 00 n S0 •• ' .. 6 30 35 6 54 .. 40,. .. .. 6 93 ' 45 „ " 7 59 n 80u " 8 88 „ 60 „ " < 14.97 tar Definite Insurance at the above rates. See mo'eerore you insure in any comfiany and understand 0111• plan. At the age of 40, the Cost for $5,000 was about $35 for 1885, also for 1886 See us before you decide. Jas. Thompson, Agent. FALL WOOLS 'AND— Fan.ey ,-Goods. LADIES, bear in inind that we import Our Wools direct from Germany, and you are sure of getting the purest and best Td1u�ality, as we buy, nothing else. In YARNS, we Carly several differont makes, sneb as the celebrated Baldwin and Pea- cocl{ brands, also "other cheaper 'snakes. Please call and dnspeet our stov, of Fancy Godtls, Rooks and Stationery. W. COOPER, CLINTON. MANAGER. 0 0 0 FOSTERr& RITER, Viae & BMW - Tflerc4antsi, CriR-ton. O s -10 The 1Pe4oplt-- 1 We announce that we have bought out the Liquor Business recently sthrted by JAMES S1HEPPARD, and have remoyed the same to the 6tOro ie door West of Rance & Co's Tailoring Establishment. 40'We Will keep in stock the leroduations of the best CANADIAN, SCOTCH and IRISH Distilleries. We will keep in stock the productions of thq beat CANADIAN and ENGLISH Breweries. OUR. PA10Es ♦will be as low for First. Class Gogd. as DIor.treal, Toronto or Lw.don. II{OTELS SUPPLIED At Wholesale Rates, ALL GOODS DELIVERED free of charge. DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT, ae Our Ternrs are Strictly Casb- F'OSTER 8a RITFR_ —0 JOHi SON & ARMOUR,". --PRACTICAL —. Harness and Collar Makers. laving bought the Business and Stock of Geo. A.:+harmall, we are propared to ill allprders In our line at the LOWEST LIVING PRICES. We are both practical vorkmen and can guarantee a superior class of work at moderate rates, The material vill a]ways be found of the best, and by strict attention to business and honest dealing ve hope to be favored with as liberal patronage as our predecessor. We have a splendid ine of SINGLE HARNESS, which for material, worknlauship and price, cannot be surpassed. Dull Stock in all lines. REPAIRING promptly attended to. JOHNSON & ARMOUR, OPPOSITE MARKET, CLINTON. N -P�%T — C -0Q178 T. 0 C?'1fDR. WORTHINGTON -1W Has just received a Choice dew, Stock of, STAPLE & FANCY-, GOODS in-I117PORTED STATIONERY, BERLIN WOOLS, CFIRISTMAS CARDS, BOOKLE'T'S, S. S. LIBRARIES, CARDS k TICKETS, etc. Also in stock and always on hand a complete supply of DRUGS; PAT% ENT MEDICINES AND DRUGGIST'S f UNDRIES. cc Beaver Block-,".- East Side of Albert Street,' Clinton. —AT—. ``TIDE RFD ROCKER STORE:" PARLOR AND BEDROOITSUITES, SIDEBOARDS AND TABLES. Special atten- tion is called to PARLOR SUITES—they are of our own manufacture, and'for design, inaterial and workmanship cannot be excelled fit tho county. t01Remember, that all goods will be sold at a BIG REDUCTION during the month of May. First come, first served. AN UPHOLSTERER always 0n hand ; repairing neatly and promptl'x,attended to. Undertaking—mid Enlbalmina attended to at our usual low rates. Night calls attended to promptly. CALBICK • & .REiTH. ALBERT STREET, CLINTON, WF HEA D THE PROCESSION: . —0— F. F. SHEPHERD, THE LEADIMC TAILOR.. This is the time of year preparations are being made for WINTER CLOTHING. We arp now showing a well bought and fine selected stock of material for W OVERCOATS to order,°iF 2 including AIELLONS, BEAVERS, WORSTEDS, NAPS, VENETIANS, etc. FOR, SUITS our stock is one of the best pelected and most ta0lion, able to be found. IN ORDERED -PANTS we have a Bonanza—got a pair. FINE GOODS. LOW PRICESP„ PERFECT SATISFACTION. F. SPEP -HERD, The Leading Tailor, Albert Street, Clinton. MOfd`I'ROSS' PATENT a 'METALLIC SHINGLES A N D S IDINGX* FIRS AND STORM PROOF. S. DAVIS, - - � CLINTON. J. C. DETLOR & CO. -' OFFER THIS MONTH A 0 Bi" rives In Dress Goods, y e They have made a purchase of a lot of DRESS GOODS AT NEARLY HALF PRICE, which they offer at Marvellously:-: Low:-: PiJees. O New Plushes, New Fancy 811k and Veluet Dress Trimmings,_ New Mantle Cloths, NEW MANTLE AND DRESS ORNAM. ENTS. J. C.DETLOR& COMPANY Great earin sale 0 AT ."CHEAPSIDE." O The undersigned has decided to clear out AT ACTUAL, WHOLESALE PRICES the NEkV STOCK.of Dry,Goods at the above Establishment. OVERCOATS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS and TWEEDS, will be. sold REGARDLESS OF COST, CASFINERES, DRESS GOODS, KID .GLOVES, and HOSIERY, at `IMMENSE BARGAINS. 2HEETINGS, TOWELiNGS; COTTONS, HATS & CAPS—all styles— PERSIAN LA;1113, ASTRACHAN, and CORDUROY, at LESS THAN WHOLESALE. PRICE. SILK PLUSRES, worth $5, selling at- tbiN sale for $2. RIBBONS, COLLARS and CUFFS, LADIES' SKIRTS anci CORSE'T'S, AWAY DOWN. JERSEYS, SHAWLS, COMFORTERS, and VELVETS will be soul at PRICES TO CLEAR., THIS SALE WILL BE STRiOTL.Y SPOT CASH' -O THOS. JACKSON,_ SFS. Z II. .STEEL CL �, 2 I II' 1-- Vis; F WLL1 , • i „ . Ow Call and see them, CHOPPING AXES, CATTLE CHAINS, ROPE BUILDERS' AND CARRIAGE HARDWARE. dware R. K. Racey,'ron CLI NTON pant, November, 1888 THE HUB GROCERY Q NEW ARRIVAL OF CROCKERY, China sets, Stone Chin Setsi GLASS AND TOILET SETS, 14rhich will be sold VERY CHEAP. iW Be sure and get some of my NEW BLEND COFFEE, which cannot be excelled in town; GOODS DELIVERED. I deo. Swallow, Clinton. . - .,a 1 • If Your Wants are lauy T TH w .And your dollars are FEW, just -see bow mi eb you can F get for a dollar at OPORIngGE� O. E. PAY & CO'S . 0-0 t i E DRY -GOODS PALACE Hew Goods—Extra valuon tineap r iannei5 i --°— Cheap Blankets! lagniHcent Dipspla❑ of Novelties in oup various Depts. Cheap Underclothing -0-0— _O_O_O_O_ d Y Afl Goods Away Down in Pries JOHN WISEMAN, IP c! f T unnr,P IV (Z _U The Dry -Goods Empo'riu'm, ' —Olive '00", who hasJustdied t St, Charles Hospital, Montreal,wae orn in 1776, at St. Anne dea Pladaea, I nd was consequently 112 years old, FARM AND MARKET. — Prof. Saundars of the Central Txperiulental Farms, Ottawa warns ersons against sowing wheat that hi Uas been damaged by frost, as experi• A. IT with it showed that a con- O' iderable portion of it lacked vitality in ncl Nvhat Zi igrow showed weakness sa f growth. Those wishing to test 10 be value of seed grain are invited to tr end samples to the Director of the. h Experiutental Faring, Ottawa. tl —Tile wheat markets are lower, b owing to stagnatiou in the export s' business. In Chicago the May option u closed on.Saturday at $1.13. TORONTO MARKETS.—Wheat $1.15- o $1:28, the latter price for No.- 1 Manitoba hard. Barley 650 to 750: Oats 37c to 311. Peas 61c. Potatoes 40c to 41c per bag. Eggs, fresh, 20c. � Butter 16c to 20c. Hogs x+6:75 to n D DETROIT MARKETS.—Wheat $1.09 r to $1.10. Barley 5oc to 67c.. Oats Eggs .27cto `27c. Butter 17c to 22c. E„�s llc. Apples $1.00 to $1.50. BUFFALO MARKETS. --Graded steers a 1.500 to 1.600 lbs $5.00 to $5.25 ; from L000 to 1.400 lbs $+3.80 to $4.50•; I liutchere from $2.50 to $3.75. Rogb $5.00 to $5.70. -MARKET REPORTS: (Corrected every Tuosday afternoon.) OLINTON. Flour........................86 50 to 6 50 Fall Wheat, new cit old°1 •14 to 1 17 , Spring Wheat ............. 1 14 to 1 17 $sites..... 1.. 50 to 0 70 Oats.. .%............ 0. 34 to 0 35 Peas.. 0 60 to 0 60 Pptatoesyinter) per -bbl 0 800 to 0 35 Bu•tter...................•:.• 0 18 to 0 19 Eggs .......................... 0 17 to 0 19 Hay ...................:....... 12 00 to14 00 Cordwood. ................... 3 00 to 4 00 Beef... ...................... 0.00 to 0 00 V6:oo1........................ 0 20 to 0 25. Pork ........................ 6 50 to 6 70 MONEY LOST. MONEY LOST, on Saturday, Nov. l7th.in Clinton, or 1J between Cli iton and Holmesville on tke ,Iluron iload, an ordinary leather pocket,book containing be contain $40 and 650 -all bills. The finder will receive a suitable reward on returning Clio same to the undersigned., H1RAM HILL, '623-tt, -""Clinton. FOR SALE OR RENT The "QUEEN'S HOTEL," Slatn street, Bayfield now Occupied by 111 r. E. Eiljott, will be sold or let ori reasonable terms. Possession given 16th of December, 1888. Also, the FARM of the undersigned, close to village of Bayfield; 140 acres, 70 cleared, 70 bush; will be sold or rented for a term of yegLe. L bl, dral•torn,s will be given, Apply to W. W, OONNOR, Bayfield E 0• November 14th, 1888 522-4t NOTNINC LIKE LEATHER. WANTED. A goon roliable urian of temperate habits, capable n4 cutting and fitting' in the hoot and shoo business -+: good chance Or I will sell out my business. A good trade is bein;r dune ; the location is an excenoutnne in the village of Varna. Apply at once tO JOnN T,Prx.•r, Varna P.O. November 12, Meg, 6.22.2t, -no UN DEDSTEEit.- 11n rounded at 1'onnd Io. 4, Con. 9, Lot 40, Qoc�urich Township, n rod steer, coming lbreo years old, with white star on forehead, white on belly and on tip of tail, Cn• less redeemed before the•`240h day of November [nst., 1 will proceed nn that dny at 3 o'clock p. m, to sell him b1 public auction at the premises Above named. -Wo. A. Coortsa, Poundkeeper. Novereher 12th, 1588. 622.2t THOROBRED ROARS. -I have now purchased Z thorobred Berkshire Boar and will keep him, as well as a thorobred Suffolk one for ser- vice on my premises. Terms for service $1.00 with p'lvileee �t retilrnine it necessary. Icings will beputln nose of sows, to prevent rooting, free of charge, if necessary. -Goo. A. Coorsa, Lot. 40, Con. 9, Goderich Tp. fi22 2t November 12th, 1888. VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE,-Belu� lot 9, con. 2. And lot 9, con 3, Township of Stnntey, each containing 100 acres. There are ared on each lot. Anood d both are in A good tate of gs And about 87 acres e cultiva- tion. These av,,, first-class fill -101, convenient to Churches, School, dea, and will be sold m1 easy terms, together or separately, M. Jic'1'AGGART, Clinton. 510-tt BLTCHF.RiNG BUSiNE99--THE UN1)0R• signed wishes to intimate to the people Of Clinton and surrounding country, that in order to suitably moot the demands of his ver} numor• OUR customers, he has bought out the business of hlr. R. Fitzsimons, ft will cArr} on the same, with the choicest moats, in season. Every Of, or will be mode to meet the wants of all, and ho hopes to rlierlt And rceoive.a fair share of public patronage. Lowest prices for large orders. Fanners trade a specialty. ALBERT JIAY. BRIG{ COTTAGE FOR SALE. -The suhserib er off• ors for Salo that very comfortable cottage on Dunidpp Street, at present occupied by rlrs. Brownlee. 1t contains six rooms incl pan• try downstairs, and lnrgc room upSt.airs. Tho lot Is a corner quarter Acre, with hnrrl and Soft wAter. Wtil be sold on terms to suit pufvh.Ser, For particulars A�,,11y to ii, DICKINSON, Auctioneer, or J. 0. Li.LIOTT, Clinton. NOTICE. n the' matter of the Assignment of Geu. A. Sharman, of the Town of Clintofn, in the County of Huron, Hartness Maker, Lpumua'rnt to T. S. I O., 1887, Chap. 124. Ali parties uta heroby cautioned against pay gany debt owing to the above named Qoorgo Sharman, to any one except to the Assignee r his Solicitors. Any person baring in their ossession any article Luken from the shop of the solvent, are hereby required to return the me forthwith, or legal, proceedings will be ],en for the recovery thereof. It having come ;the knowledge of the Creditors that certain ansactions affecting the Estate of the Insolvent ave been of the most fraudulent nature, it has be determined in such ulsles to prosecute to to fullest extent of the law. All parties indebted to the Insolvent are here• y notified that his books are in the hands of the o!letters, and all accounts therein must be paid SO Once. EDWANIl SHARMAN, MANNINO d1 ScorT. Assignee. Assignee's Solicitors. 622.2t FOR SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale four eligible Building Lots fronting on Albert Street; also wo fronting on Rattenbury Street; either en noc or in separate lots, to suit purchasers. For irthdr partioulars apply tothe undersigned, -E. INSLEY, Clinton. 882 FOR SALE OR TO LET HOUSE AND TWO LOTS for sale or to let, situate on Albert street. For particulars pply at T. COOPER & SON'S Grocery; Clinton May 13th, 1838. 490-tf New Blacksmith Shop, GEORGE TR.C, IILI, has oponeii 0111 a gqn- Oral I4,luckemit1, and Repair Shop in the building' lately occupied by SI r. Gauley, Porth of Cant'I... carriage works, Albert stYl ,Clinton. Blacksmith and iron work fn all its branches ; Horse -Shoeing promptly ,attended to and satis- action guaranteed: The plfblic urs invited to call before ordering any class of work in the above lines: 497-tf GEORGE TROWHiLL lYloney to Lend at -C percent T. 1. 1=,' H I LLIARD, Barrister, 519.6111 Clinton, Ont LESLIE'S CARRIAGE. AND WAGON FACTORY,. Corner Iluron and Orange Streets, Clinton. FIRS'1' - CLASS — MATERIAL and UNSURPASSED IRON WOIIK.. Repairing and Repainting; - jta ALL WORK WARRANTED. 1n 521-y CORD FOR SALE AT 'THE Clinton:-: Mills. Whole or Ground. PRICES REASONABLE. JAMES FAIR, Clinton, July 17th, 1888. THE -TOWN BESIEGED Lire - ^ insurance - Agents ! L001: AT SA,IIPLrS OF COST IN A IIObIE COMPANY PER fSl,000�-� Age 25 Cost for 1885, also 1880.. 86 00 n S0 •• ' .. 6 30 35 6 54 .. 40,. .. .. 6 93 ' 45 „ " 7 59 n 80u " 8 88 „ 60 „ " < 14.97 tar Definite Insurance at the above rates. See mo'eerore you insure in any comfiany and understand 0111• plan. At the age of 40, the Cost for $5,000 was about $35 for 1885, also for 1886 See us before you decide. Jas. Thompson, Agent. FALL WOOLS 'AND— Fan.ey ,-Goods. LADIES, bear in inind that we import Our Wools direct from Germany, and you are sure of getting the purest and best Td1u�ality, as we buy, nothing else. In YARNS, we Carly several differont makes, sneb as the celebrated Baldwin and Pea- cocl{ brands, also "other cheaper 'snakes. Please call and dnspeet our stov, of Fancy Godtls, Rooks and Stationery. W. COOPER, CLINTON. MANAGER. 0 0 0 FOSTERr& RITER, Viae & BMW - Tflerc4antsi, CriR-ton. O s -10 The 1Pe4oplt-- 1 We announce that we have bought out the Liquor Business recently sthrted by JAMES S1HEPPARD, and have remoyed the same to the 6tOro ie door West of Rance & Co's Tailoring Establishment. 40'We Will keep in stock the leroduations of the best CANADIAN, SCOTCH and IRISH Distilleries. We will keep in stock the productions of thq beat CANADIAN and ENGLISH Breweries. OUR. PA10Es ♦will be as low for First. Class Gogd. as DIor.treal, Toronto or Lw.don. II{OTELS SUPPLIED At Wholesale Rates, ALL GOODS DELIVERED free of charge. DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT, ae Our Ternrs are Strictly Casb- F'OSTER 8a RITFR_ —0 JOHi SON & ARMOUR,". --PRACTICAL —. Harness and Collar Makers. laving bought the Business and Stock of Geo. A.:+harmall, we are propared to ill allprders In our line at the LOWEST LIVING PRICES. We are both practical vorkmen and can guarantee a superior class of work at moderate rates, The material vill a]ways be found of the best, and by strict attention to business and honest dealing ve hope to be favored with as liberal patronage as our predecessor. We have a splendid ine of SINGLE HARNESS, which for material, worknlauship and price, cannot be surpassed. Dull Stock in all lines. REPAIRING promptly attended to. JOHNSON & ARMOUR, OPPOSITE MARKET, CLINTON. N -P�%T — C -0Q178 T. 0 C?'1fDR. WORTHINGTON -1W Has just received a Choice dew, Stock of, STAPLE & FANCY-, GOODS in-I117PORTED STATIONERY, BERLIN WOOLS, CFIRISTMAS CARDS, BOOKLE'T'S, S. S. LIBRARIES, CARDS k TICKETS, etc. Also in stock and always on hand a complete supply of DRUGS; PAT% ENT MEDICINES AND DRUGGIST'S f UNDRIES. cc Beaver Block-,".- East Side of Albert Street,' Clinton. —AT—. ``TIDE RFD ROCKER STORE:" PARLOR AND BEDROOITSUITES, SIDEBOARDS AND TABLES. Special atten- tion is called to PARLOR SUITES—they are of our own manufacture, and'for design, inaterial and workmanship cannot be excelled fit tho county. t01Remember, that all goods will be sold at a BIG REDUCTION during the month of May. First come, first served. AN UPHOLSTERER always 0n hand ; repairing neatly and promptl'x,attended to. Undertaking—mid Enlbalmina attended to at our usual low rates. Night calls attended to promptly. CALBICK • & .REiTH. ALBERT STREET, CLINTON, WF HEA D THE PROCESSION: . —0— F. F. SHEPHERD, THE LEADIMC TAILOR.. This is the time of year preparations are being made for WINTER CLOTHING. We arp now showing a well bought and fine selected stock of material for W OVERCOATS to order,°iF 2 including AIELLONS, BEAVERS, WORSTEDS, NAPS, VENETIANS, etc. FOR, SUITS our stock is one of the best pelected and most ta0lion, able to be found. IN ORDERED -PANTS we have a Bonanza—got a pair. FINE GOODS. LOW PRICESP„ PERFECT SATISFACTION. F. SPEP -HERD, The Leading Tailor, Albert Street, Clinton. MOfd`I'ROSS' PATENT a 'METALLIC SHINGLES A N D S IDINGX* FIRS AND STORM PROOF. S. DAVIS, - - � CLINTON. J. C. DETLOR & CO. -' OFFER THIS MONTH A 0 Bi" rives In Dress Goods, y e They have made a purchase of a lot of DRESS GOODS AT NEARLY HALF PRICE, which they offer at Marvellously:-: Low:-: PiJees. O New Plushes, New Fancy 811k and Veluet Dress Trimmings,_ New Mantle Cloths, NEW MANTLE AND DRESS ORNAM. ENTS. J. C.DETLOR& COMPANY Great earin sale 0 AT ."CHEAPSIDE." O The undersigned has decided to clear out AT ACTUAL, WHOLESALE PRICES the NEkV STOCK.of Dry,Goods at the above Establishment. OVERCOATS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS and TWEEDS, will be. sold REGARDLESS OF COST, CASFINERES, DRESS GOODS, KID .GLOVES, and HOSIERY, at `IMMENSE BARGAINS. 2HEETINGS, TOWELiNGS; COTTONS, HATS & CAPS—all styles— PERSIAN LA;1113, ASTRACHAN, and CORDUROY, at LESS THAN WHOLESALE. PRICE. SILK PLUSRES, worth $5, selling at- tbiN sale for $2. RIBBONS, COLLARS and CUFFS, LADIES' SKIRTS anci CORSE'T'S, AWAY DOWN. JERSEYS, SHAWLS, COMFORTERS, and VELVETS will be soul at PRICES TO CLEAR., THIS SALE WILL BE STRiOTL.Y SPOT CASH' -O THOS. JACKSON,_ SFS. Z II. .STEEL CL �, 2 I II' 1-- Vis; F WLL1 , • i „ . Ow Call and see them, CHOPPING AXES, CATTLE CHAINS, ROPE BUILDERS' AND CARRIAGE HARDWARE. dware R. K. Racey,'ron CLI NTON pant, November, 1888 THE HUB GROCERY Q NEW ARRIVAL OF CROCKERY, China sets, Stone Chin Setsi GLASS AND TOILET SETS, 14rhich will be sold VERY CHEAP. iW Be sure and get some of my NEW BLEND COFFEE, which cannot be excelled in town; GOODS DELIVERED. I deo. Swallow, Clinton. . - .,a 1