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And see the prices of
ROB. W. COATS' WATCHES.
A Stem -Winding Watoh$2 75
A Boz. S. American Watch,5
A stem -wind screw bezzle Am-
erican Watch 9
.A. solid silver dust -proof Walt-
ham Watch .. .....10
A solid Gold, 15 jewelled La-
dies Watch, with chain ..18
A. Gent's Gold -Filled Elgin
Watch,warranted 20 years 23 00
A Solid Gold Stem Winding
Elgin Watch.. 28 00
00 mop
Port
00 ; Ray
CLINTON "MAR -K -ATS
Oorreetad every Thuraduy afternoon.
Tb,aireday, Oct. 17, 1889.
Wheat, fall Woad new.. 0 83 a 0 90
Oats
Barley
Peas
Flour per bal
Butter
22 0 25
0 35 0 45
O 50 0 50
500 a 500
o 16a017
• 017 a 017
575a 600
• • 1900a900
45 : NEWS NOTES
S. B. Burdett, M. P., is confined to
00 his room with an attack of asthma.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
ROB. W. COATS,
JEWELLER and ENGRAVER. CLINTON
D'A vignon's Cream of (Witch -Hazel,
THE NEW TOILET LOTION.
Softens the skin, removes roughness, eruptions and irritation from the face and
hands, and gives freshness and tone to the complexion.
It is an invaluable application after shaving. Don't mistake this superior pre-
paration for any paints, enamels or injurious cosmetics or inferior complexion
lotions. It prevents eruptions, abrasions, roughness, redness, chapping, cold
sores, and pain resulting to sensitive skin from exposure to wind and cold. In
short D'AVIOvoN's CREAM OF WITCH -HAZEL i8 at once a remedy and a preventative
for every form of surface inflammation or irritation. Price 23 oents per bottle.
Manufactured by
JA:IOZE 3 JE -I. 40400311:3E,
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. CLINTON, ONT.
HUB GROC
Keeps A 1 Black, Young Hyson and Japan TEA.
Keeps A 1 COFFEE, fresh ground.
Keeps A 1 GROCERIES of all kinds, cheap.
Also, WOOD WARE, BRUSHES, BROOMS, &c
CORDWOOD—Orders left tkt .shop for wood will be
promptly filled at lowest figures. No charge for
cartage.
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WOOS AnPANCY GOO
The death is reported at Delaware of
Robt. Bodkin, merchant of that place
and clerk of the township of Delaware.
Mr Bodkin was an old resident of the
township and well and popularly known
in this district.
Mr John S. Bruner, Ruthven, offered
the apples in his orchard for ;1500 early
in the season estimating there would
be about 400 season,
They are gather-
ing them now and have in the neighbor-
hood of 900 barrels. He is glad his offer
was not taken.
Mr Francis Westlake of London has
gone on a trip to San Francisco, and
may go to Australia. Some years ago
he fell heir to some proPerty near s
large city then of trifling value. NoW
the oity, has grown over the property -
and he wants to have a look at it.
The Rev. Geo Fuller, pastor of the
Brantford Congregational church and
president of ; the 'Western Congre-
gational Union, has sent in his resign-
ation to Ithe board of deacons, which
has been accepted. The rev. gentleman
has been separated from his wife, who
has a suit now Doming np at the assizes.
Public weddings are to be no longer
Celebrated in Grace Church, Brantford,
so the Trustee Board has decided. In
future admission to weddings in that
church will be by cards of invitation.
This determination hue resulted from
the•fact that an unruly mob took pos-
session of the building on a pacent oc-
casion, destroying the furnitlhinge of
the cnurch.
DR. WASHINGTON.
M. D., L, C. P. S. 0. and T. L. S.
nutrient Throat and , Lung
Surgeon,
Our stock is noW_X0Inplete of the latest Fancy G, ds.
New Shades in Pi_ushes, 24 inches wide, at $1.35, $2,
$2:50 and $4, per -yard
Stamped FELT-_CDods
• Fancy hair Pins, Baskets, Brass Goods, Pomppns,
Cords, &c.
EMBROIDERY AND ART MATERIALS
An eles;ant Fingering at 10c., also Baldwin, Barker and
Peacock qualities. Fast dyes, test quality.
J COOP -Fig& CO - Clinton,
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CUAS. CRUCKSHA NK
SH'E
My stock is now complete in every department for the FALL and WINTER
trade. I have also on hand a large supply of ADIERICAN RUBBERS AND
OVERSIIOES. in all grades and sizes, the best ever imported into this market,
all of which I am lolling at the lowest possible prices.
CUSTOiMM WORK AS,USUItL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Five' per cent discount for cash.
Gall on C. CRUICKSHANK, the (;treat Shoe
Man, and get value for your money. •
Sitih al the Gicldeill iltuot,Albert St. Clinton
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the partner-
ship heretofore existing between Cuning-
hamo erg McMarray, as grocers, \c., in the
Town of Clinton, has been dissolved by u:a-
tualconsent, the business having been diz-
posed of. Parties having claims against the
late firm, will present them at once, and all
outstanding accounts must be paid without
further delay.
JOHN CUNINGHAMI:,
JOHX McMl liltAY,
Clinton, Oct. 4, 1%5
Property for utile or to rent.
A cottag,e on Albert St., lately occupied by
Ur James Moore. live lied rooms, double
parlor, dining roost, kitchen summerkitch-
en and pantry. Bard and soft water. Stab-
le, carriage house and fruit tree's. There aro
three lots on Maple Street besides the ono on
which the cottagn stands, making en nem) of
grcund in all. The cottage and one lot will
be sold separately if desired and on reason-
able terms, Possession given at once. Ap-
ply to MRS THOMAS COOI'B.It, Clinton.
WANTED'took A l l
o wail Nursery
took, Al]
Goods War-
ranted FIRST-CLASS. Perrnantxtt, ploae-
enttt profitable positions for the right urea
Good salaries and expanses pail weekly.
Liberal Indnoemosle to beginners. No pre" -
Ions experience neonseary. Ort fres.
Nitrite for term., giving age, CHAMLlts H,
CHASE, Nurseryman, Rochester, N. Y.
Mention this Paper.
Properties for Sale
SRVIIN ACRES RRCI1LLfiDT OF LAND,
situated almost adjoining Clinton, on the
Gravel road. There is a small barn, Thia
property is very imitable for a'retired farm•
or or market gardener, there being two dis-
tinct kinds of soli thereon. Terms each,
and balance at7per emit interest. There is
nu incumbrance on this prnpi'rl y. Also,
SPLENUii) HOUSE .\ND LM'. S19'flAT;t
on the mast side of Albert St., Nnrth, Cllutnu.
The house contains Hall, i'arlor, four Boil.
rooms. Pantry. ('lothe<C:losot. J<itchon, l tmn-
nio, liitelom,loath and Path "conn,('Alar,
Snit and Hard Wet, r •nxi lu and outside,
Lawn 141 ndc'rr,e; burn, t n ., ori In excel.
'en, i•ra:e of Topa r, Trrins, d ,'ash and time
liar beh,ree nt p!'t'r, ut ul'r'rr t. Thrre jr,
na eu lnu'rraucn on this !'r"c'orty, Arldtoss
171 AL"Uoilrll Ave. 'i'nli inn, \l M. FOSTER.
Myra
Two. ;Tool r') lana n;1Sf Ili 1:r) :altar
alt(' 't'rt'in
Ricer , (:;ii tiff. .'tit)'ly' to
,L 1". ri'l'e 1) a I.I„
Ag•ei : !':In:1'L! Lire itI'. ('o';.'
Londesboro Mills.
J, L, Bidt has rented the Loudosbero Rol.
for Mills and is prepared to do all kinds of
mill ,work. Custom work a specialty.
Through honest work and fair dealing ho ex-
pects a good share of the patronage of the
surrounding country. , 1 lour and feed al-
ways on hand. Will deliver on short notice.
P a'PELtTIFs for ELLE.
The variolas properties re-
maining undisposed ofbelong-
ing to the estate of the late
Charles Middleton, deceased,
are now offered for alae. In
order to close up the estate
these properties must be sold.
Full particulars .and tering
will be made known on appli-
cation to the undersigned. •
MANNING & SCOTT,
Clinton.
1890 Sfobsth°b`1890
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TLII: DOMINION
and special 't'rn.np'lnients are brine u,'•,,1e to
a'1,1 new and sttrne'ive feature., which a111
greotd, l,oroure i1' inter, l and vn'ue.
As nu inlnenut fit to pine., 14 in •Ire Land,.
of ell I''I'Itlo rI(' ('\'ialll,INY rot, l ,,i4„ n
of the pr. =ant wall i,c (;icon
VITTfo Trim s'i31bslf.i'd>r)i'n;
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OF TORON'T'O,
will be at the
Ihttontnry Roan
CLINTON,
October, 21,
FROM 1 I.
DR. WASHINGTON graduated in 1872, at
Victoria College, with honors. Also passed the
examination of the College of Physicians and
Surg ons the same year. In 1581 find 1O88. Vte•
ited the hest colleges in Amorlea, tarring a spec-
ial POLOCLTNIC course of DISEASES OF THE
THROAT and LUNGS. Since has devoted his
whole time to tide speciality. The sucrose of
his NEW METHOD of COLD INHALATION, by
which "Cold Medicated Vapor" is conveyed,. di-
rectly to the Beat of the disease, is almost !mar-
vellous :
D1SEASlir'S TREATED :
Catnrrh,Catarrhal Deatnees,Chronic Brunchiti0,
Agthuna, Camurnption, Imes of Voice, Removing
Enlarged Tonsil's from the Throat, Growing of
Polypi from the nose, .,tri., without the hulk..
•Question.—The quosbion.hac been asked, can
Catarrh and Consumption he permanently cured?
Answer.—Catarh can be as per W. 11. Shonoy,
who has leen cured for over I. years (ao return),
and'huudrtds of others. CuusuiMptiun can be
if taken in time and the patient has a good fam-
ily history.
Mrs Armstrong, of Cornwall, has been coral
and is well to -day, after 4 years. Head her tes-
timonial below :-,-
Haan 11 fit -I 510 happy to say that your treat -
limit has entirely c'urednle. salt dole wao Con-
sidered hopeless arid I did nut expect' to rc;over,
having had several attacks of bleeding of the
lungs, night sweats, cough, raising largo quan-
11ticr of mattes, gave up 011 hope of ever getti lag
we'll, but 1 and thiunkful to you hcyoud the ex.
pres,i.m of words for your timely truatment,
«'1nch }AVIA 15) life. All who are thus afflicted
should apply before it is tun luta. Your, Truly,
MRS. (:EO. ARMSTRONG.
A fow prontinoat references of perman,
eat canis,
MrsJnlm McKelvey, Kingston, cntan'h.;,ud won-.
Gumption, ' -
Jthe" McKelvey, Kingston, catarrh..
Airs A. Hoidrius, brnncho•cun+umption,
Mrs E. Scott,. Khrµatun', catarrh, M.A.] and
throat.
A 1.1, Fi
im gents' furnientuz+, I ttisntl1' t.0-
tarMrrh,
\I:ilhw, Kingston, asthma.
Toter Hogan, Amherst Island; catarrh and
brunehu-euusnmptnoti. Treated by the best city
doctors without any good results.
Jo11n 1'Itippnn of Sandhurst, cured of catarrh
cf the head aid nnae—had ease.
!aunt's 7IGthews, F. Mastor, Acture, ( int.
1'. 1 acusis, Berlin, OJIt., maan•i', head and
throat. .•
Nellie Ifdiy, Berlin, Ont., enlarged tonsil;
Henry Scott, Berlin, Ont,. Asthma,
51r; P. Wagner, near Berlin, out., catarrh,
head and threat.
Levi Korcher, St. Jacobs, Ont., catarrh, head
and throat.
Mr Stevenson, boiler for ndry, Petrolea, Ont„
catarrh.
Mins Y. Cornish, \Yellacebur;, Ont„ asthma
and consumption.
Mrs Ralph Chamber, Aylmer, (mt., Catarrh,
throat.
Mrs Jan. Emberson, Napareo, Out , bronchitis,
long standing,
A. U. Erin's non, Wallacoburg, Ont„ catarrh,
heed and throat.
Mrs F, Seolt, Stirling, Ont., catarrh, throat,
long standing,
Eid,th Pierce, Struthroy, Ont., enlarged ton•
ails.
Mrs John Tait, Vyner, Ont., catarrh, head nod
throat.
Mr R. Noble, Jeweller and watchmaker Pe-,
trulta, Oilt., eatarali; throne,
Ir. McColl, 1'. M., Stratbro,y, Ont„ Bronoho
eC n48 elution.
Mrs \Vu, Swnrtout,Narwieh, Out., cured of
asthma and catarrh,
Mrs Bates, liidgetowu, Ont., cured of asthma,
.1 L. Pearce, \Vallteetewn, Out., cured of cu -
tarn.
George Going, Tilsonburg, Ont , cured of asth-
ma and catarrh.
L. A. Copeland, Otterville, Ont., cured of ea-
tarl'h.
Mrs R. Blake, Nowboro, Out,, catarrh and Con.
John O'Ileilley's son enured of cata,rll, 1'. O„
Strathrny, Ont.
Wm.Rurchlel,Guilds, Out, cured of catarrh.
Mrs Thos. Paul, Ottorville, Ont,, cured asthma
and catarrh.
Airs Wm. Mitchell, Ottcrvllle, Ont., cured ca-
tarrhr and ct nsumpt,on,
Mrs Adam Slnekopf, Selaringvil!e, Ont„ cured
asthma.
Marshall, Kingstom, Ont., cured catarrh.
Mie. Warren,Georgetown, Ont., cured catarrh,
throat,
Yr. B, Vnruum, Wanbnno, Ont, cured ca•
tarrh,
Thos. Shipley, Yorpoth, Ont., cured catarrh.
Thos, Roam, Sutherland, Ont„ oared catarrh,
Mina Nellie Garden, Unt.,,cured catarrh.
Yrs ,Iolar
a White, Wyoming, Ont., cured e
teach,
Chiu. M. Wager, Croydee, Ont., erred of es,
tarrh,
k'. R'hltemarah, Wolfe island, Ont., cured at
catarrh,
Henry York, Aylmer, Ont., mired of catarrh.
Peter Wise, Strood, Out„ cured of eatarrh and
consumption.
Miss Jennie Stewart, Benmlller, Ont., mired of
catarrh and bronchitis,
Miss Grace. McDonald, Esquessing, Ont„ cured
of asthma
Daniel Haddon, Monsotown, Ont., cored of ca-
t writ in the head, bad form.
Mr. William Shipley, Clinton, oared of ca-
tarrh, brohchitis, with a tendency to cmmtmp
tlnn, Had trier) ninny noted physic;mie,t 1).4611
of no avail.
meter, Borlhl, 11nt,, cured of catarrh.
Airs Thouuls Connors, Kincardine, removed
tro•.:tl,s h•nn' rho nnae, catarrh and bronehiti•.
Geo. t; ardor, 1'llnlege, Out., crrowtl,4 reuto,tel
and cairnrh cured,
'Ihoning I. ,,trot I:;iwLE, Vp.n ,) nig', (1111„
cored of eattrrh and hrnnchiti.+.
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ress Goods
We have received and passed into stock a fine iessortnlul:t of FALL
AND WINTER DRESS GOODS. The stock this fall will ho found
larger and more varied than any we have ever shown, embracing t.11
the leading and fashionable shades in Loaders, Plaids,Stripes, and
plain goofs in llenriettas, So'•ges arid Amazon Cloths, in fact a range
of colors, designs and qualities that will make our stock hard to boat
5 per cent of for cash,
Ap•M1 ,y,
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41'TLE
We open to -day something very nobby in FANCY UL-
STERINGS. Full lines BEAVERS, ASTRACHANS
PLUSHES and SEALETTES.
1.
For the largest and best stock of MANTLE GOODS, DRESS
GOODS and TRIMMINGS go to the Dry Goods Palace
Estate J. HOIDCENS,
FALL ANNOUNCFJMENT
0.
To onrcustomera and the public generally we wish to alalic it known that we are
now ready for the Fall Trade with
ILLINERY
Tho lugHt post '2!•Q�r�e� �toc� � (111111'
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That has ever been kept in Clinton, Our two stores are both filled with goods NeW Fall . MILLINERY
that are required for a general trade. Full lines in all kinds of DRY GOODS,
bought on the best .terms possible. Some special bargains from the stock of
goods bought from Dlr. Thomas Jackson, at 04 cents on the t.
FULL LINES IN R.eadayMade curium
CLOTIIING MADE TO ORDER cheaper than any house in Clinton; come
• and try us and sec for yourselves.
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes,
FELT BOOTS of all kinds, coarse and fine, in all the different makes, at from
10 to 90 per Dent cheaper than other houses sell them. We mean business.
Full Lines in H , ATS, CAPS, FURSROBEs,
To be sold at a small advance on cost. All we ask is a small commission on,
these ;,'axis.
GROCERIES G PROVISIONS
We are getting ready as fast as possible to supply our customers with all kinds
of Groceries and Provisions. Goods delivered to all parts of the town.
DRESS & MANTLE Making
Wo will open out in this department next week, and will give you city work and
city styles. Work guaranteed to be second to none in the trade, and prices as.
low as tho lowest.
•
Comm and see us. We are bound to do business; We (lo not advertise anything
but what we intend to carry out. Collie and see our stock and getp,pric(e.
2 stores in
Searle's Block.
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Wo boilght for this season's trade the largest stock of DRESS. GOODS that
were ever brought into our store, and notwithstanding the fact that the demand
has been unprecedented, we aro still showing a magnificent lino. Do not fail to
see what we aro offering. A11 who have examined these goods have been delighted
with the qualities, the colorings, the variety. Never before have we had so much
plcasnro in selling DRESS GOODS. They are jdlst what the people want,—°
SEE THE BRAID SETS. PLUSIIES in all colors. Nice range of Buttons,
,READY MADE CLOTHING AND OVERC3ATS
Another line -in which we lead the trade this season is READY ,MADE CLOTH•
ING and OVERCOATS. Every mother likes to see her boy well dressed. We
are showing Nobby Suits for boys from 5 to 10 years of age, at t2 to 54. Suits
for older boys 113.75” to t (i. ,HEN'S SUITS, I5 to $12, the hitter Fine Black
WORSTED.
n
OUJI OVERCOATS are causing a ripple of cxciti',u;cnt Blnonl; (lir
many cu!itomors. Wo are selling a (rood Coat, with velvet collar,
wood lining, for $5. A FINE 1VORSTEJ), with Mohair Minding,
Italian lining, Iilst•cla,tl; htyle and ,workmanship, fi)r $7.50, \Ve can
MVO you two or three dollars in the price of a coat. Do not be per-
suaded to buy until you have seen our bargains.
W. L. oUIM..;TT•L,
LO DEsBoRO
Big
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ale
For Bargains for Cash in PARLOR -SETS,
BEDROOM SUITES, CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS
&c., for the next 30 Days,
oin- din! £mporium
J. `-, STEVENSON,
Ili',, 1' psi !Ti ".il,( ill(illll
—AT—
C. DETLOR & CO'S
Having.secured the services of MISS KERBY, as bead
Millinery all orders will now be promptly executed.
Just Opened, a fresh lot of
New Dress Goods aihd Mantle Cloi.hs.
Also, a choice assortment of TWEEDS, for Suits & Pants
DRESS and MANTLE 1MTAKING, up stairs, by Miss
SYMo11Ds and Mns TAYLOR
1
J.C.Detlor &' Co.Clinton�
�e
ACKSON,
r.
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
Minae of Ontario, that lie has,
Bought C. C. Rance"s Stock
Wonderfully cheap, and will conduct the
FINS: TAILORING TRADE
AT THE OLD STAND, HURON Street. -
Immense bargains will be en in Fine Ordered Cloth-
ing,'anl prices quoted fear the next thirty days drat w ill
astonish the.closest buyers.
T. J ackson, '.r, C linton'1
`1
What's the Matter aim poor feet?
wkly vol WANT A PAIR OF
Taylor: Sons flneniadiiShoes
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