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And see the prices of
._.:_.._-era ON .A 4tRIt S__ -
Qorrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Oet17, ]:8,d9.
Wheat, fall old and new.. 0 86 a. 0 90
22 0 25
0 85 0 45
0 50 0 50
500 a 500
016 a 016
017 a 017
5 75 a 6 00
900 a 900
Oats ...
Barley,•,,
Peas
ROB. W. COATS' WATCHES. Flour per bal
Butter
A Stem -Winding Watch....$2 75 ' Egge
A 8oz. S. American Watch... 5 00 k
A stem -wind screw heazle Am-
ericanHay Watch 9 00
A solid silver dust -proof Walt -
.ham Watch10 45
A solid Gold, 15 jewelled La-
dies Watch, with chain 18 00
3 Gent's Gold -Filled Elgin
Watch,warranted 20 years 28 00
A Solid Gold Stem Winding
Elgin Watch 28 00
REMEX1BER THE PLACE
ROB. V V. COATS,
JEWELLER and ENGRAVER, CLINTON.
The PopularDry Goods House
LONDFISBORO
What delightful weather we have had during the month
vii of October, just the thing for the farmers, not so favor-
able to merchants. Cold, broken weather would cause
a greater demand for heavy Woollen Goods. However,
anything that tends to enrich the farmer helps to line
the pocket of the merchant, so we continue working
along, hoping that things will turn out for our mutual
benefit, and that all of us, farmers, mechanics and mer-
chants, will have a comfortable living this year, and
abundant cr'ps,and good times next.
And in the meantilne those OVERCOATS, of which we
told you last week, are moving. The prices make them
move. The Coat that we sell at $5, would, as Coats are
usually sold., bring $7, our $7 Coat would in some stores
be considered cheap at $10.
We show a Nobby Overcoat for little boys, sizes 22 to 27
double-breasted, button close up to throat, with deep
cape covering shoulders, chest and back, an elegant gar-
• ment, price only $3.
The mothers sdy those Child's Suits are just the correct
thing, the quality is excellent, and the sty1a and work-
manship are all that could be desired.
We lead the ,trade in Overcoats and. Ready-made Suits
It is scarcely necessary to mention DRESS GOODS,.
our lady friends for miles around are sounding the praises
of them, and if you have not seen them you should has-
ten to do so.
Full line of HATS & CAPS. See our line of FINE
. TWEED CAPS, all sizes, for 25 cents each.
ToP SIIIiTs and UNDERCLOTHING in great variety.
W. L. QU I M ETT E,
'...,N DESBORO
HUB GR
Keeps A 1 Black, Young Hyson and Japan TEA.
Keeps A 1 COFFEE, fresh ground.
Keeps A 1 GROCERIES of all kinds, cheap.
Also, WOODEN WARE, BRUSHES, BROOMS, &c
CORDWOOD--=Ord.ers left at shop for wood will be
promptly .filled at lowest figures. No charge for
cartage.
G-EC►..-Sw 1s I.I A W, CI.IDiTO N
.Big Discount Sale
For Bargains for Cash m PARLOR SETS,
BEDROOM SUITES, CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS
&c., for the next 30 Days,
Come Furnituie Emporium.
,„.
J. C, STEVENSON
Opposite Town Hall-, Clinton.
r
Best andCheapest Penta
STEEL RODS—IRON FOUNDATIO'i.
BUILDERS' IRON WORK,
Office Railings, Lawn Furniture
AND FOUNTAINS, ETC.
ADOREGO
Barium Wire & Irol Works
(7..2M2Z Ea).
WALKERVILLE, ONTARIO.
Agents wanted to sell our goods in every town
PROPERTIES for SALE.
The various properties re-
maining undisposed of belong-
ing to the estate of the late
`Charles Middleton, deceased,
are now offered for sale. In
order to close up the estate
these properties ;must be sold.
Full particulars and- terms
will be made known on appli-
cation to the undersigned.
MANNING & SCOTT,
Clinton.
,INSURANCE
1:. ('ORB TT, agent feir London and Lan-
cashire, City of London and Atlas, all first-
class English Stock Companies, and two first
class Milton's and Fede rel end Manufac-
turers Life Coat)'aui ,4.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the partner.
ship heretofore existing between Cueing -
barna & McMurray, as grocers, &o., in the
Town of Clinton, has boon dissolved by mu-
tual cdnsent, the business having been dis-
lposed of, Parties having claims against the
ate firm, will present them at once, and all
outstanding accounts must be paid without
further delay.
JOHN CUNINGHAMI8,
JOHN McMUIIRAY.
Clinton, Oct. 4, 1889 ,
Property for sale or to rent.
A cottage on Albert St. lately occupied by
11r James Moore. Five bed rooms, double
parlor, dining room, kitchen sumu:et'kitch-
en and pantry.' Hard and soft water. Stab-
le, carriage nonan and fruit trees. There aro
three lots on Maple Street besides the one on
which the coatage stands, snaking an acre of
grcmtd In all, The cottage and one int will
be sold separately if desired and 011 renson-
ahle tertns. Possession given at mire, Ap-
ply to 11119 THOMAS cooi'd;a. Chinon.
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NEWS NOTES
A rather singular funeral took
plane at New Canaan,Essex Coun-
ty, the other day. A child of a
Mrs Campbell and a child of Mrs
Campbell's daughter were buried
in the one coffin. An aunt and a
nephew of the same were buried
in one coffin a few years ago.
Rev. William Stephenson, D.D.,
a former minister of the Meth-
odist denomination in Canada,
died at Flushing, L. I., on Wed—
nesday. The deceased, during a
long andlactive career in Canada,
filled leading pulpits in Toronto,
Hamilton and several other cities.
At Point Edward about ten
o'clock Saturday morning, as Mrs
A.Morrison was looking down into
a well, 12 feet in depth,in which a
man was engaged in clearing out,
she lost her balance and full in,
injuring her back considerably,
bruising her head, dislocating one
'of her fingers and knocking nearly
all teeth out,.• ;c. td;.
,The report of ttib special audi-
tor appointed by the Essex county
Council 'to audit Treasurer
Wright's books, shows that the
township owes Mr Wright $11,-
272. Year after wear Mr Wright
found a deficiCi in his books
which he couldn't account for, .
and he was compelled to sell near-
ly $10,000 worth of property at
different times to make this good.
Ho at length asked for a special
audit, and this Showed by his bad
book-keeping that he had cheated
himself oat of more than $11,000
Tho county council are in a quan-
dary how to raise funds to repay
the treasurer.
Robert Morton, a farmer living
about a mile east of Ailsa Craig,
had his barn, outbuildings and
contents, which consisted of over
1,000 bushels of grain and .bis
season's crop of hay, entirely con-
sumed Sunday morning. His
son, a child 6 or 7 years old, was
also burned to death in the barn.
The boy and his bother, a lad 10
years old, were playing in the
loft of the barn, and when the fire
started the oldest got down the
ladder and called for the other to
come, but th.e• little fellow could
not get down for the flames, and
although the older child ran for
the father before bo could get
there the flames had spread so
that be could not got to his assis-
tance. . The body was afterwards
found, the Head and legs,fzeing
entirely burned away. It flf sup-
posed tho boys must have been
playing with matches. Tho buil.
Ings were only insured for $300
and tho corftehts' for 'a small
amount.
House and Lot for sale or to
rent.
The large cottage owned and formerly oc-
cupied by 11r E. Holmes, on Queen Street,
Clinton, is offered for sale or to rent on lib-
eral terms, The house contains, tonins
downstairs, with woodshed and kitchen at-
tached, and two rooms upstairs, good cellar,
hard and soft water, half•acre lot with fruit
trees and stable thereon. The hou?e is situ•
ated In one of the Most pleasant parts of the
town. Purel3aser or ,tenant could have pos-
session at any time. Full particulars on ap-
plication at Naw ERA Office.
Lon(lesboro Mills.
J. L. Skit has rented the Londeshoro Rol-
ler Mills and is prepared to do all kinds of
mill iworlc. Custom work a specialty.
Through honest work and fair stealing he ex-
pects a good share of the patronage of the
surrounding country. Flour and feed al-
ways on hand. Will deliver on short notice.
WANTED
Men to take orders for Nursery Stock, on
Salary or Commission. I can make a suc-
cessful
SALESMAN
of any one who will work and follow my in-
structions. Will furnish handsome outfit
free, and pay your salary or commission
every week. Write for terms at once. E. 0.
GRAHAM, Nurseryman, Toronto, Ont.
Farm for Sale.
Undersigned offers for Baia Lot 28, 3rd con.,
Hullctt, (near the Cemetery) 100 acres, 90
cleared and freo of stumps, balance bush.
Comfortable house, frame barn 50 x 80, with
good stabling, orchard nearly an acre, never
failing t Pring creek, School house adjoin-
ing the farm. No bettor soil around—clay
and clay loam, Situate 11 miles from Clin-
ton Possession given any time after the
crop is off. Terme easy. A rare chance to
secure a good place. MRS HODGSON, or
FRANCIS SILTY, on the promises.
Notice to the Public
As Mr James Sheppard has gone on a trip
to Manitoba for the benefit of his health 1
have placed my books at Mr F. nttmball's
carriage shop, who is authorized to collect
accounts and grant receipts on my behalf.
Parties interested will please boar this in
mind. WILLIAM STANLEY, Holmesville.
WANTED"
ENN
to soli Nursery
!hock. A i1
Goods War-
ranted FIRST-CLASS. Permanent, pleas-
ant, profitable positions for the right• mon.
Good salaries and expenses paid weekly.
Liberal inducements to beginners, No prev-
ious experience necessary. Outfit free.
Write for terms, giving age. CHARLES H.
CHASE, Nurseryman, Rochester, N. Y.
Mention this Paper.
Properties for Sale
SEVEN ACRES EXCELLENT OF LAND,
situated almost adjoining Clinton, Cm the
Gravel toad, There is a small barn. This
property is very suitablefor a retired farm-
er or market gardener, there being two die-
tiuet kinds of soil thereon. Terms } each,
and balance at 7 per cont interest. There is
no incumbrance on this property. Also,
SPLENDID HOUSE AND LOT, SITUATE
on the east side of Albert St., North, Clinton.
The house contains Hall, Parlor, four Bed-
roomsPantry, ClothesCloset, ICitell en Sunt-
mer•Kitchen, Bath and Path !Dont, Cellar,
Soft and Hard water inside and outside.
Lawn, Shade Trees Baru, etc., all in excel-
'ent state of repair. Tornts, } cash find time
•or balance at 7 per cent interest. There JR
no encumbrance on thin property. Address
171 McDonnell Ave. Toronto, 11•\1. FOSTER,
TO R EN T,
Two good mows upstairs and
one Store, sfdiiate in Perrin
Block, Clinton. Apply to
J. P. TISDALL,
Agent Canada Life lns. Co'y'
cess Goods
We have received and pass' i d into stock a fine assortment of FALL
AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.' The stock this fall will be found
larger and more varied than any; we have ever shown, embracing nil
the leading and fashionable • shades in Borders, Plaids, Stripes, and
plain goofs in Henriettas, Se••ges and Amazon Cloths, in fact a range
of colors, designs and qualities that will make our stock hard to beat
5 per cent off for cash.
CLdTHSI
We open to -day something very nobby in FANCY UL-
STERINGS. Full lines BEAVERS, ASTRACHANS
PLUSHES and SEALETTES.
For the largest and best stock of 1VIANTLE GOODS, DRESS
GOODS and TRIMMINGS go to the Dry Goods Palace
Estate J. ' II GENTS,
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT
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To-ourwastomers and the public generally we wish to make it kit , pn that we are
now ready for the Fall Tt'ade with nks.
The Liroit ini .cost varied 'Stock iI * C „. ds
That has ever been kept in Clinton. Our two stores are both filled with,,ggbbods
that are required for a general trade. Fall lines in all kinds of DRY. GOODS,
bought on the best terms possible. Some special bargains from the stock of
goods bought from Mr. Thomas Jackson, at 64 cents on the 6.
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FULL LINES IN Readyl`Iade CLOTHING
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER cheaper than any house in Clinton; come
and try us and see for yourselves.
.Roots, Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes,
FELT ,BOOTS of all kinds, coarse and fine, in all the different makes, at from
10 to 20 per oent cheaper than other houses sell them. We mean business.
Full Lines in HATS, CAPS, FURS, ROBES,
To be sold at a small advance on cost. All A Task is a small commission on
these goods.
GROCERIES a 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
We 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 the lowest.
Come and see us. We are bound to do business. We do not advertise anythin
but what we intend to carry out. Come and see our stock and get prices.
2 stores in
Searle's Block,
PLUMSTEEL & GIBBING'S
CIIAS. CRUICKSHANK
BOOTS AND SHOES
My stock is now complete in every department for the FALL and WINTER
trade. I have also on hand a large supply of AMERICAN RUBBERS AND
OVERSIIOES. in all grades and sizes, the best ever imported into this market.
all of which I tini selling at the lowest possible prices.
CUSTOM WORK AS USUAL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Five per cent discount for cash. .
Call on C. CRUICKSHANK, the Great Shoe
Man, and get value for, your money.
Situ fit the. Golden Boot,Albert St. Clinton
CHEAP BOOKS,
27' Volumes of Pansy Books, nicely bound in cloth,
at 35 cents each, paper 15 cents.
Large paper Edition of such Books as E. P. Roe's,
M. J. Holmes and G. McDonald, only, 10 cents each, or
3 for 25 cents.
• Humboldt's Popular Library of Science, 15c each.
Ward Lock's Biographical and Historical series, con-
taining life of Shakespere, Scott, Bunyan and others,
narrative sketches such as Free Trade and Protection,
No Popery Cry, Plague and Fire of London, etc., well
written, autl only 3 cents each.
Call and see them;
W. COOPER & CO,. Clinton.
A DAMS' EMPORIUM
IiO1T D BSSBOP,O
Now is the time to make money by calling on R.
Adams and getting some of those
4' FINE OVERCOAT,
They are great value. Handsome and cheap MANTLE
CLOTHS. BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS at prices to suit
everybody. Best UNDERCLOTHING to be found,
from 40c up. Lovely FACINATORS. Latest styles
of MILLINERY. Large range of PLUSHES. Every
thing marked down to suit the times
Oct 25 1.3 t),
R. ADAMS.
ILLINE
New Fall MILLINERY
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S
Having secured the services of MISS KERBY, as head
Milliner, all orders will now be promptly executed.
Just Opened, ,a fresh lot of
New Dress Goods and Mantle Cloths.
Also, a choice assortment of TWEEDS, for Suits & Pants
DRESS and MANTLE MAKING, up stairs, by Miss
SYMONDS and MRs TAYLOR
J:C.Detlor& Co.Clinton
T. JACKSON, Sr,
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 the 11as .
Bought C. C. Rance's Stock
Wonderfully cheap, and will conduct the
FINE TAILORING 'TRADE
AT THE OLD STAND, HURON Street.
Immense bargains mill bo giveli in Fine Ordered , Cloth-
ing, and prices quoted for the next thirty days that will
astonish the closest buyers.
T. Jackson,Sr, Clinton
What's the Matter with pour feet?
WHY YOU WANT A PAIR OF
Tayloi' & Sons fio malo Shoes
TRAY'S AZIZI
Eggs taken in exchange. 5 per cent off for cash.
TAYLOR & Sons
CLINTON ANC BLYTH