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COUI1 Corrected every Thursday a[tornoun.
ROB. Ir.
Wheat, fall t1'id hnredey, Aug, 902, e. 9.
0 92
Wheat, fall new 0 80 a 0 80
Wheat, spring 93 a 0 93
Oats 26 a O 27
Barley 0 40 a 040
Peas 0 52 a 0 59
• Floper hal 5 00 a 5 50
Donunion m P A�.NQ Butter 0 13 a 0 14
12 a 0 12
Pork 5 751, 6 00
Hay • 900a900
IS AGENT FOR THE
Call and see his prices when you
want to buy
- ROB. W. COATS,
JEWELLER and ENGRAVER. CLINTON.
HOUSE TO RENT — FRAME HOUSE
on Victoria Street, lately occupied by
Mrs Kennedy ie offered to rent on reason-
able terms.( lendid stable, &c.
LA.OH KENNEDY, Central Hots
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR TO
rent, at corner of Rattenbnry and Erie
Streets, oontaining seven rooms, with cellar
good stable on the lot, hard and soft water
good bearingorchard and all conveniences.
Possession iven at onoo. THOS. TIPLI2iG
FARM FOR SALE.—FARM OF SO ACRES
being one mile from Clinton, being lot
ood
sl,elwatered, oooiiwl old ix acrs Goderieh bushgod ch-
ard, frame house and cellar and frame barn
and stable. Possession to work at any time
this fall. JAS. STEEP, Clinton.
11$11TOHERING OUTFIT FOR SALE.—
The butchering outfit owned by Mr. A.
May,Clinton and consisting of a full set of
tool, shop furniture, eto., with use of the
Slaughter Souse and oll.tbuildings.._As.Clin-
ton affords an unusually good opening for a
meat market, this is an opportunity not
often presented. For particulars apply to
FRANK MAY, at Detlor & Co's store.
TEACHERS—TWO TEACHERS wanted
for Porter's Hill School, Section No. 5,
Goderieh Township. One male, holding a
Second-class certificate, with some experi-
ence. Ode female, bolding a second or third
class certificate. Persheal application to
the Trustees. Applications received up to
the 14th of September.
Duties to commence immediately after
Christmas holidays.
GEO. H. COX,
JAMES H. ELLIOTT r Trustees
DAVID LINDSAY,
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—THERE
11 is offered for sale that beautifully sit-
uated brick residence at present occupied by
Mr P. W. Hayward, on the corner of Prin-
cess and Orange Streets,Clinton. The house
contains dining room, parlor, kitchen and
two other rooms down stairs, with kitchen,
3 bedrooms and 2 closets upstairs.—
' Splendid cellar, with hot air heater, hard
and soft water. Lot one-eighth of an acre.
Reasonable terms. Apply on the premises.
$foo 7 ACRES EXCELLENT LAND,
D11 for sale, situated almost adjoining
the town of Clinton (about midway between
the Clinton cemetry and Clinton) en the
Gravel road. There le a small barn, This
property is very suitable for a retired farm-
er or market gardener, there being two dis-
tinct kinds of soil thereon. Terms ]l. each,
and balance at 7 per cont interest. There is
no incumbrance on this property, Address
WM. FOSTER, 174 McDonnell Ave:,Toronto.
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. —SUB-
SORIRER offers for sale his farm of 50 ac-
res being the east half of lot 2S, 5th con. of
Hallett. All bat four acres cleared and in a
first class 'state of cultivation. Good frame
barn, 36 by 60, frame stables, &e., ordinary
d&V'eiling house, two good springs of water.
An acre of bearing orchard. Situated three
miles from Clinton. Will be sold on reason-
able terms. W. T. FARQUHAR, on the
place, Clinton post office, t I
Londesborough Roller Mills.
In order to make necessary repairs the
eta above mills will bo closed down for one week
11, only, from the 26th to the 1st of Sept. After
that time they will be running as usual.
As the mill changes bands on the let of
Sept., all persons indebted are requested to
pay up without.any delay. in order.that the
business may be closed up. H. S. HUBER,
Londesboro.
$11 1 oO HOUSE AND LOT, SITUATED
on east side of Albert St., Clinton.
The house contains flail, Parlor, four Bed-
rooms, Pantry.. ClotbosCloset, Kitchen, Sum-
mer Kitchen, Bath and Bath Room, Collar, 1
Soft and Hard Water, inside and outside.
Lawn, Shade Trees, Barn, etc., all in excel-
lent state of repair. Terms, 3 cash and time
for balance at 7 per cent interest. There is 1
no encumbrauee on this property. Address
174 McDonnell Ave. Toronto, \VM. FOSTER.
SMLESMEN
1WANTJED
Having done business in Canada for over
30 years, our reputation and responsiblity
is well known, We pay salary and expenses
from the start, if everything is satisfactory.
No previous experience is required. Write.
us for terms, which aro very liberal, before
engaging with any other firm.
REFERENCES.—Bradstreet's or"Dun Wiman
& Co's Commercial Agencies, well known to
business mon ; or Standard Bank, Colborne,
Ont.
CHA$E BROTHERS,' COMP aldY
M
NURSERYEN,
Colborne, Ontario.
BUY THE WHITE
. THE KING OF SE WING MACIIINES
FIRST PRIZE AT CINCINNATI CENTEN-
NIAL OVER ALL OTHERS ,
OVER SEVEN HUNDRED"THOUSAND
NOW IN USE.
J. H. WORSELL, Agent, Clinton
S CI)
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TRADE ' �\ MARK,
LIQUI600 ORS
WARRANTED,PU RE.L,IN'SEED'QI L, PAIN T.
These ready Mixed Paints are
no chemical colul)ination of
benzine or soap mixture. but
simply old-fashioned Paints.
They are guaranteed to give
better results than any other
paint AMC
' E X .'UHSI O---__
TO TRE
- North West
In order that the farmers of Ontario may
have au opportunity to learn the exact truth
about the result of the drouth in the North-
West during the present season, the
CANADIAN
PACIFIC R. B.
Offer the following very low harvest excur-
sion rates:—
WINNIPEG
DELORAINEI
GLI:NBOItO'
SALTCOATS r
MOOSE JAW
CALGARY
Aug.
K
$28
$350
20, returning Sept.
TO R EN
11
Two ood rooms upstairs and
one Store, situate in Perrin
Block, Clinton. Apply to,
J. P. TISDALL,
Agent Canada Life Ins. Co'y
REDUCED RATES
To MANITOBA, BRIT. COLUMBIA
Anditii 1Q WEiST�i,1`I,.STA,TES
VIA BEATYS SARNIA LINE
Steamers, United Empire Ontario and
CampanileCampan, sailing from Sarnia during navi-
gation (weather permitting) every Tuesday
and FridayKhmer night, and calling on Wednes-
day and Saturdays at Goderioh and Kiar
dine, oonnecting;at the latter plane with the
G. T, R. train leaving Clinton at id a. m:, for
St Joe's Island, Garden River, Sault Ste.
blar.� Port Arthurand Duluth, connecting
at Port, Arthur with the Canadian Pacific
Railway. and at Duluth with the Red River
Valley Railway. Lowest Rates, best aceom-
'modations, Express time and choice of
routes.
JAMES H, BEATTY, W. JACKSON
Gen', Manager Sarnia A, 0. PATTISON
Agents, Clinton
FORTY-FOURTH
Provincial Exhibition
OF THE
Agricultural & Arts Association
TO 13E HELD AT THE
City of LONDON
—FROM -
9th to 14th of September 1889
Prize Lists are now ready, Entries of Live
Stock may be made up to thel7th of August,
J. C. RYKER4P, 31. P., HENRY WADE,
Fres St Catherinee, Secretary, Toronto
NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN THE MATTFa OP 8. PArmisno tit Co., oo
i Lir
TAE Tow OF CLINTON, THS COUtrry
OF HERON, GROCERS, INSOLVENTS.
The said S. PALLI8ER & Co, have made an
assignment to me in pursnanee•of the pro-
visions of R. S. 0. 1867, Chap. 134.
All creditors are requoeted to file their
claims, duly verified and vouched, with me,
on or before the L't day of September, 1869,
after which date I will proceed to distribute
the asssts of the said estate, having regard
outy to the claims of which I shall then have
notice.
DAVID I3LACRLEY, '
ei James St. South, Hamilton, Assignee.
WALKER, SCOTT & LEES,
25 James St. South, Hamilton,
• Solicitors for Assignee. 4i
CANADA'S GREAT
I�DOSTRI9� FAIR
'AGRICULTDflIL Exposition
xr�em
TORONTO
SEPT. 9th to 21st.
Increased Prizes, Greater Attractions and
Grander Display than ever before.
Newest and Best Special Fea-
tures that Money cap procure.
Le. Greatest Annual Enter-'
taiument on the Ameri-
can Colitiuent.
Cheap Excursions on all Rail-
ways.
Over 250,000 visitors attended this Exhibition
last year.
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Entries close August 17th .
For Prize Lists and Forms, Programmes
ete., drop a post card to ,J. H. Hl LL,
J. J. WITHROW,Pres. Manager, Toronto
GREAT CLEARING SALE !
FOR ONE MONTH
Of Baby Carriages, Express
Waggons, Double and Single
Harness, Boots and Shoes,
Trunks and 'Valises, Dusters,
Whips, Pine & Cedar Shingleis
Also, GO cords of wood
J. TWITCHELL, CLINTON.
PROPERTIES for SALE
The various properties re-
al al ning undisposed of belong-
ing to the estate of the late
Charles Middleton, deceased,
ate now offered for saie; In
order to close up the estate
30 these properties must be sold.
Sept. 3, Oet. 14
Sept. 24, +` :Nov. 4
Full poria n1c.r= from nry n_..t.t ,!rise r,t'••
,...
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Fitll particulars and terms
Will be glade known on appli-
cation to the undersigned.
N.1NNING SCOTT,
Clinton.
Births, Marriages and Death
By chapter 40, Revised Statutes of Ontario
1887, all Births, Marriages and Deaths are re-
quired to be registered with the Clerk of
the municipality in which such may take
place. The person required to reports birth
is the father or mother of the child ; regis-
tration must be made within 80 days after
birth. The person required to register a
marriage is the clergyman who celebrates it
and his report must be furnished within 90
days after the date of such marriage. The
pe;eon required to register a death is the
ocoupier of the house in which the death
takes plane, and the return mast be made
before the interment of the body. Any me-
dical man who was last in attendance dur-
ing the last illness of any deceased person
is required to register the cause of death.—
Neglect to make any of these reports within
the specified time, will subject the person so
negleoting to a penalty of $20 and costs. All
persone interested will take•notice and gov-
ern themselves accordingly.
WILLIAM COATS,
Division Registrar, Clinton,
BORN:-
Sxssp,—In Winnipeg, on the 17th
inst., the wife of Mr H. W. Steep, of a
daughter.
TonD.--In Woodstock, on Aug. 12th,
the wife of Mr Robert Todd, (formerly
of Clinton,) of a son.
CLIIFY.—In Brussels, -on the 10th
inst., the wife of Rev. W. T. Cluff, of a
eon.
MARRIED
COATES—AMENT—On the 14th inst. by
the Rev. A. D. McDonald, at the resi-
dence of the bride's mother, Mr Robert
Coats, of London, to Miss Catharine,
second daughter of the late J. G. Ament,
Esq., of Seatorth.
SPARLING-COVENY.—At the residence
of the bride's father, 192 Spruce Street,
Toronto, by the Rev. Mr Baldwin, ren-
tor of Grace church, Mary, second
daughter of Mr Isaac Coveny, former
ly of Mitchell, to Mr Christopher Spars.
ing, of Seaforth,
DIED
BENNETT.—In Sheppardton, on Ang.
13th, Harriet Bennett, relic of the late
Richard Bennett, aged 66 years.
JOHNSTON--At Bosque County,Texas,
U. S., August lath, in the 76th year of
his age, Hugh Johnston, Esq., formerly
of Goderich, Out.
Crops_ Notes.
In Wallaceburg, according to, a local
paper, apples are offered at 25 cents a
barrel.
It.ls:estiinated that the total wheat
crop of Manitoba this year will reach
7,000,000 of bushels.
The second crop bulletin issued by
the Manitoba Government places the
average yield at fourteen bushels to the
acre.
. While the farmers around Kingston
are rejoicing over a bountiful harvest,
the potato crop is causing them some
anxiety. Should the decaying process
continue there will . be scarcely any
potatoes left in this part of the country.
Few children can be induced -to take
physic without a struggle, • and no
wonder — most drugs are extremely
nauseating. . Ayer's Pills, on the con-
trary, being.sugar-coated, are eagerly
swallowed by, the little odes, and are,
therefore, the favorite family medicine.
The Times Londo:i correspondent
says:—The failure of the most impor-
tant, European wheat crops and the con-
tinuance of evil harvest Weather here in
England have led to steps for the for-
mation ofa gigantic broad trust in Lon-
don. Four of the largest metropolitan
bread companies, controlling pearly
;00 retail bakeries, with a certified total
yearly profit, of °460,000, are already in
combination, and others are expected
to follow. The consolidation will be
known as the London Bread Union, and,
of course, it is announced that by a re-
duction of the administrative expense
and a l ssened competition this new
monopoly will be able to lower the price
of bread. Wheat has gone up to -day in
all the English provincial markets.
"Like Mag!o,"
THE effect produced by Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Colds, Coughs, Croup,
and Sore Throat are, in most cases, im-
mediately relieved
by the use of this
wonderful remedy.
It. strengthens the
vocal organs, allays
irritation, and pre-
vents the inroads of
Consumption; in
every stage of that
dread disease,
Ayer's Cherry Pec -
1'a} toral relieves cough-
�;i ing and induces
refreshing rest. '
"I have used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
in my family for thirty years and have
always found it the best remedy for
croup, to which complaint my children
haveBrooklyn, N.
Y.
been subjiect."—Capt. U. Car}ey,
"From an experience of over thirty
years in the sale of proprietary medi-
cines, I feel justified in recommending
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. One of tho
best recommendations of the Pectoral is
the enduring"quality of its popularity, it
being more salable now than it was
twenty-five years ago, when its groat
success was considered marvelous."—
R. S. Drake, M. D., Beliot, Kans.
"My little slater, four years of age
was so ill from bronchitis that we had
almost given up hope of her recovery.
Our family physician, a skilful man and
of large experience, pronounced it use-
less to give her any more medicine ;
saying that he had done all it was pos-
sible to do, and we must prepare for the
worst. As a last resort, we determined
to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and I can
truly say, with the. most happy results.
After taking a few doses she seemed to
breathe.easuer, and, within a week, was
out. of danger. We continued giving the
Pectoral until satisfied she was entirely
well. This has given me unbounded faith
in the preparation, and I recommend it
confidently to my cuspmers."—C. O.
Lepper, Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind.
For Colds and Coughs, take
CAyer's Poctoral,
PREPARED n'v •`�
Dr. J., C. Ayer & Co., Lewell, Mass,
Price $1 ; sit bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle.
l:)[ FOR ALT(
1: — l•N1•.1 .IliNED
Flt'
o:r'na for as r,,5 2'2,31.1r.c P. Mullett,
Hear the Cie. -well 1 •r ,times, .':1 (•11.01-0(1
an,1 tree of stumps, i,',ln::'r 1ru'.h. Comfort-
able h.un<,', faun' barn J', x 1, "i'.i1 (411(4
sta',lir OrOn,r,ii:e°np •,nn"r', 1 ,'.•.nil•
11`e f,trtn No 1-r'ter'sen •.r to 1,'v itt(1
(lnt•l.,tt„ al:nn1,.•i- ,-• r t1,�r,n.n._.
(' 'e. ••.i 'n y:l till AM.,,'t'nl• l<
'fl' Terms easy A r i .• 1 " re a
r„ '1
,on 1[110 11'1r,'I , ANC1S.
h; [LTV, on the prerrist
REMNANTS II EMNAN TSREMNANTS
BARGAINS IN REMNANTS --- Over 500 ends - ii
Dress Goods, Prints, &Q., at less than
half their original cost.
Also, BARGAINS IN ALL CLASSES OF
SUMMER GOODS TO CLEAR.
JOHN WISEMAN Manager.
Estate J. 1-1t?7DCENS.
R 30DAYS ONLY
OLEARINGCASII SALE
In order to reduce the heavy stock we carry, and get ready for the Fall
Goods, we have decided to offer our whole stock of Goods AT COST TO..
CLEAR. This is no fraud sale ; we make it a point in our business 'to
do as we advertise; we do not blow up big slaughter sales and sell a few
lines that the people know the value of, at cost or below, and charge th
regular prices for the other goods, BUT WE OFFER OUR WIIOLE STOCK AT
cos.. We keep first-class goods, just what the people need. None of
the cheap trash from the city auction rooms, and unsaleable goods from
the wholesale houses, but
STAPLE LINES IN THE 'FOLLOWING, AT COST:
Cloths, Tweeds, Tailor's Trimmings, Gent's Furnishings, Dress Goods,
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Plushes, Mantle Cloths, Prints, Cottons,
Sheetings, Shirtings, Cottonades, Tickings, Carpets,
Oil Clothe, House Furnishings, Hats, Caps, &c
READY-MADE CLOTHING and CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, a first-class fit
every time or no sale. BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS at less than Toronto
prices. 2F100 pairs to clear at cost. Come and see them. You will not
get such a chance. for bargains again this year. General Groceries.-
-Agents for TERRY'S NICKLE-PLATED SHEARS AND SCISSOIts; will not rust,
every pair warranted, if not as represented money will be refunded.
00318 AND SEE tib, IT WILL PAY YOU. WE MEAN BUSINESS AND WILL
KEEP TO OUR OFFER FOR 30 'DAYS.
Searle's Block,
Cli nton
PLUMSTEEL & GIBBINGS
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AMMOIMMMEIM
LL PAPER
Selling Off AT COST
The undersigned will sell off his well assorted stock of Wall Paper
and Decorations at cost for cash on delivery. This side will probably
coutinue without change, until the.wholo stock is sold.
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REMEMBER THAT
000PBR'S POOK Sf21O1RP
Has the best selected stock in town. Every line
complete. As cheap as the cheapest.
W. COOPER & CO,, Clinton.
AN AGE OF BIG CUTS
We live in an age of big cute in prices. Call at the
HUB GROCERY
Where you can get genuine bargains in Tea, Sugar, Coffee; and all staple Gro.
ceries. A new lot of GLASSWARE, new design, the very best of glass. Printed
and plain TEA and TOILET SETS. Also, all kinds of Baskets, Tubs, Pails,
Brooms, Brushes and Woodenware, very cheap, Eggs and Butter taken as cash
c�-EO• S'W A.LLOW, aLIrvTOI i
veatClearinb swe
BOOTSAND SHOES
Chas. CRUICKSHANK'S
in order to make :room for nay large purchases of Fall and Winter Goods,
I will sell my entire Spring and Summer Stock AT LESS TITAN
11ANUFA0TURER'S PRICES. See my job lots, which will be soli
at less than half cost. This is a'good chance for cash buyers to get goo.s
at their own prices. NO I1LTh1BUG, IIUUT A GEN l'IN h SALE
Sigel of the Golden BootoAlbert Si. Clinton
WONDERFUL
ARE THE WAYS Ca' TEE ,
Bargain Eunter!
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LADIES --We are showing one of the finest stccks of
DRESS GOODS in Huron county, at lowest prices
500 Girl's Stu gats at 21 c on the dollar
MILLINERY—We are clearing . out lines in this
department wonderfully cheap. 1st Table at 25 cts
2nd Table at 50 cents. Third Table at 75 cents.
4th Table at.85 cents.
PARASOLS—Well you may have them at 'your
own prices. Ask to see them
ETLOR& CO,
CLINTON
'.Te JACKSONS.r
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The Finest Clothing Cutter in the Dominion
has returned to the ranks' of
the Profession, -
And begs to announce to the people of Clinton and Pro-
vince of Ontario, that he has
Bought C. C. Rance's Stock
Wonderfully' cheap, and will conduct ''.ilia
FINE TAILORING TRADE
AT THE OLD STAND, HURON Street.
Immense bargains will be given in Fine Ordered Cloth-
ing, and pricses quoted for' the, next thirty days that will
it astonish the closest buyers.
DRY
G®ODS Sto�t
.CheapsideWe shall commence, THURSDAY, JUNE 6th, to clear
out all our Dress Goods in every line, Laces, Embroide-
ries, Dress Trimmings, Velvets, Grey and White Cot-
tons, Table Linens, Oil Cloths and Carpets, Men's, Boys
and Girl's Straw Hats, Lace Curtains, and Curtain Nets,
AT PRICES FAR IRA ORIGJNAL COST,
to -Everything will,be sold without reserve.
tarWe will commence this sale Thursday morning.
T. Jackson,Sr, Clinton
B0OTS and DOES
We are pleased with the success of our
Discount Sale during the last month.
We have a few lines left that we are offer-
ing at SPECIALLY LOW PRICES until the
15th of September.
Eggs takd i 'in cxehange. 5 per celtt oft for 'cash.
TAYLOR & Sons
CLINTONAND I LVTH