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Wheat,
Thursday,
Urtledtayndard,... 0 80 s 0. 80
Bare
III Barley
$10 Violins for $5. $6,50 Violins for $8.
Violin and Guitar Strings, all Musical
Instrument Fixtures, ,Mouth Organs,
Ladies Hair Pins.
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Peas
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Polk 0 10 a 10
Hay 6 00 a 6 60
Hides 6 oo a 26
sheep Skins8 25 a 3 05
0 60 a 0 72
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK
MARKET
There were about 650 head of butoh-
er'e cattle, 200 calves, 160 sheep and 60
siLvERwARE. spring lambs offered at the East End
Abattoir to -day. Trade was active and
the prices _e sup cattle unusually
high. There were some very fine beeves
At Rock Bottom Prices. Beautiful W were bought bbut the best of them
Quebec butchers. Good
adding beeves which could be bought here three
or foffered to-day,our weeks ago for 410p ar Ib brought
Presents. Watches Clocks, & Jewelery 1
5fe readily to -day and all other fair
conditioned to prime stockbrought
considerably higher prices than similar
away down cattle brought last year at Easter
market. There were no really good
calves offered ere to -day as the extra
hveals had been brought up before reach-
ing the market. Some of the veale of-
fered to -day mightbeclasaed as "bobs,"
and were scarcely fit for human food.
Prices were from $2.50 to $8 each Good
J. B. RUMBALL & CO
JEWELLERS & ENGRAVERS.CLINTON.
BORN
SLEETH—InToronto, on the 26th of
Feb., the wife of R. Bleeth,(son-in-law
of Mrs Gooderich, Clinton,) of a son.
MORROW—In Clinton, on the 30th of
March, the wife of Mr Morrow, of the
Collegiate Institute, of a son.
MANAGHAN.—In Clinton, on the 20th
March, the wife of Mr Thos. Monaghan,
of a daughter.
SWARTS.—In Holmesville, on the 31st
March, the wife of Mr E. Swarts, of a
eon.
HAGGIT.—In Blytb,on the 28th March
the wife of Mr E. Ilaggit, of a son.
March,th, on 28th
thewifeoflMr A.n yWhettlaufer,
-off-a son.
THoursos.—In Blyth, on the 26th
March, the wife of Mr J. Thompson of
a son.
Co>;cn—In Mitchell, on the 26th of
March, the wife of Mr Thomas Couch,
of a son. -
Ross—In Blyth, on the 20th of March,
the wife of Mr J. M. Roes, of a son.
COWAN—In Blyth, on the 18th March,
the wife of David Cowan, of a eon.
CALDER—In Blyth, on the 21st of
March, the wife of James Calder, of a
daughter.
McLEAN—In Tuckersmith, on the
24th of March, the wife of Mr John
McLean, Mill Road, of a daughter.
MARRIED
CARTER—CONNELL: At the residence
of the bride's mother, Clinton, on the
2nd inst., by the Rev. J. Edge,Mr Wm.
Carter, of Hallett, to Lizzie, daughter
of Mrs Geo. Connell
HEARD—EAGEL8ON—On the 26th of
March, by the Rev. H. E..Hill, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr John
Henry Heard, to Miss Jane Eageleon,
both of Bayfield.
FORSYTHE—HULLTSTON—At the resi-
dence of the bride's mother, on the 26th
of March, by the Rev. Wm. Graham,
Mr Henry Forsythe, to Miss Elizabeth
Hulliston, eldest daughter of the late
Mr Robert Hulliston, all of Tucker.
smith.
CRErGHTON—MACHAN—At Clinton, on
Wednesday, March 19, by the Rev. A.
Stewart, Wm. Creighton, of Blyth, to
Martha Machan, of Mitchell.
STAMP—KNraHT—At the residence of
the bride's father, Morris, on the 19th
of March, by the Rev. D. Forrest, Mr
Wm. Stamp, of Marqette, Michigan, to
Miss Jennie, eldest daughter of Mr D.
Knight.
DIED -
ROBERTS—In Brussels, on the 20th of
March, Florence Elva, infant daughter
of D. Roberts, formerly of_Londesboro,
aged 7 weeks and 2 days.
ASHTON—In Morris, on the 14th of
March, Marion Ashton, aged 26 years,
4 months and 9 days.
HINDSON_At Watford, in great peace,
-on March 18th, Nellie, beloved wife of
Mr Wm, Hindson,. and sister to Mrs
(Rev.) J. Philp, of Watford, formerly
of Holmesville.
LAWRENCE._In Clinton, on the 30th
March, Charlie Lawrence, son of Mr W.
S. Lawrence, aged 10 years, 4 months
and 3 days.
SHODLIC.AR.—In Morris, on the 21st
March,
Robert rt Sholdica
r
agded 19
years.
HALL/DAY.—At Lakelet, on Sunday,
March 30th, in her 45th year, Mary A.
Halliday, wife of Mr W. Halliday, and
sister of Messrs, N. H. and M. Young of
Blyth.
DONBAR.—In East Wawanoeh on 31st
March Jos. Dunbar, aged 74 years.
MoR
2nd inst.
Ewart Dusfield, infant son ofeMr A. E.
Morrow, of the Collegiate Institute.
SA
LE REGISTER.
Farm lands, Lot No. 10, 6th con., Stan-
ley, on April 26th,at Cook's. Hotel, Var-
na. D. Dickinson, Auct.
Farm lands, Lot 22, 3rd Con., Hui.
lett, on Thursday May 1st., at the Rat-
tenbury Hotel. D. Dickinson, Auct.
Farm stock, &o., at lot 14, Maitland
Con., Colborne, on Monday, April 14th.
D. Dickinson, Anat.
Farm lands Lot No. 14, Maitland
Con., Colborne, on Monday, May 5th,
Rattenbury House, Clinton. D. Dick-
inson, aunt.
Farm lands, Lot No. 23, Maitland
Con., Colborne, on Monday, May 5th,
Rattenbury House, Clinton. D. Dick,
inson, anot. -
Farm stook, etc., of Mr C. Disney, a
Holmesville, on Friday, April 11th. D
Dickinson, anat.
SPRING SHOWS.
Listowel, at Listowel, April 16.
East Wawanosh, at Belgrave, April 17.
East Huron, at Brussels, April 18.
Mitchell, Wednesday, April 9th.
Fullerton, Friday April 4th.
Stratford, Tuesday, April 15th.
Elma, at Atwood,Tuesday April 15th.
Exeter, Tuesday, April 8th.
ac Milyerton, Friday, 1lth.
South Huron, 1Brncefield, Wednesday
April 16th.
GO WEST .
G.P.R.To MANITOBA, NORTH -
v 1 WEST or BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Buy your tickets and get full information
from the authorized agent,
COOPER & CO'S BOOK STORE
�----NOW AGENT FOR---
CLINTON;
F`ORJSALE OR TO RENT.
OR SALE OR TO RENT—HOUSE AND
The house, Lot forwhich is new, ale or to tcontainon snfourteen
rooms, and is heated with hot air. There is
also a good stone cellar, good lawn, hard and
soft water in abundance. The lot contains
} of an acre. Terms reasonable. Apply
on the premises or to MRS C. CARTER,
Clinton. tf
COMFORTABLE HOUSE TO RENT.
south, atThat presentfoccupied bye house on lM Mrs Archi-
bald,
ie offered to rent. It contains 3 bed-
rooms and closets upstairs, and good ac-
commodation clown, with stone cellar, and
bard and soft water. hent reasonable. Apt -
ply to MRS. MCCORVIE or to DONALD
JUNOR.
mo LET.—AT A LOW RENTAL, THAT
1 large and well fitted brick store with cel-
lar beneath and comfortable dwelling above,
recently occupied by A. Angus, Grocer, situ-
ate on the east side of Albert street, next
door to Robertson's Dry Goods store. For
terms or to view the promises, apply to
HARLAND BROS., Hardware Merchauts.
Clinton, March 21, 2m.
Blacksmith Shop and Iand
for sale.
Subscriber offers for sale the property
owned by him at Gowrie, in the county of
Perth.
g ahgood business wiithf a iacksmith dwelling house, sta
ble and half -acre of laud attached. Is in a
splendid farming section, with no opposition
Will be sold with or without tools. Satis-
factory reason for selling. For particulars
applyto THOS. LOBB, Holmesville, or JOS
LOBB, Gowrie. tf
Manitoba Lands for Sale.s
3towns ofres of Morden01M Lands
Ranpidr the Cltyand
Minnedosa. Full particulars given. Address
F. G. MCINTOSH, Listowel, Out.
SAW MILL FOR SALE.
One of the best steam sawmills in Huron
County, eapasity 10,000 per day, in first plass
running order and furnished with shingle
and beading machinery. Also about 5 acres
of land and house, plenty of timber near.
Last year's custom sawing was over 400,000
(and over 15,000 sill heading ) Near ship
ping point and thriving t tw •t. A first-class
business
OFFICE p. For Clit .ar sdars Immediate
possession if required.
Good Farm tent.
A good farm to rent adjoin- t avillage
of Blyth, n ith or without a 1 6a • ( suit
tenant. Good buildings on p emises,farm
well watered. For further particulars ap-
ply to THOS. F. COLLES, Agent, Blyth.
SUNDRIES
Notice to Debtors.
All parties indebted to Reith Bros., late of
the Town of Clinton, are notified that their
accounts must
be paid at once or theywill
he Reithiwllbe fin ound forrt theloldistandfor a
few days to grant receipts.
BULL FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned keeps for service at his
premises 11th con., Godericli Township, a
thoro'bred Durham Bull, of first-class pedi-
gree. Terms, $1 at time of service with
privilege of returning if necessary.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
Also a thora area Berkshire Boar. Terms,
$1 at time of service, with privilege of re-
turning if necessary. W. SE
LUMBER AND SAWING.—SUBSCRIBER
now has his saw mill thoroughly equip-
ped and in first-class running order, and is
prepared to do custom sawing of all kinds,
a practical
having engaged
togtake charge of the s's roe. Will
buy good sound hemlock logs. g Orders re-
spectfullysolicited. Good Cedar Poste for
sale. We are paying S.5 per 1000 for Ioge,
THOS. TRICK, Goderich township,
Dec. 89. tf
DRESSMAI.IJ NG
•
Mi»ate to her
many cuistginers that she has `returned to
town prepared
in the DRL•"S€] and MNTLEoMAKfill INGl rline
on short notice, and with perfect satisfac-
tion. Orders respectfully solicited.
Tne house yyM. TREWARTHA
very reasonable terms. bParticulars her is for oneap-
plication
p -
plication
Tenders For Caretaker
caretak-
erSealed of the Rattenburs ry stree position
t Methodist church
will be received by the undersigned up to the
21st of April next. Duties to commence on
tte: der noe 1st tonecesf sarily accepted. 1890. The osPo¢rtii nt or y
lays as to duties can be obtained on aliplica-
tion, J. C. STEVENSON, Chappel Steward -
MRS. WHITT. M;C.S:M:
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Piano, Organ and Technioon, or Muscle
developer. for use of pupils. Rooms at
Mr. 8. Hartt's, opposite Mr. Whitehead's.
a few weeks Longer
J. C OZT&O9 &
Will continue their
Slaughter
muttons critters were in active d• emand
and prices were from 5o to 6c per lb.
Lambs sold at from $3 to 45 each. Fat
hogs sell at from 5c to 5}o per ib.
"SPRING WHEAT SEED.
11
The subscriber has on hand a limited
quantity of the following varieties of
Spring Wheat suitable for seed:—
WHITE RUSSIAN,
LOST NATION ,
Price Reasonable. WHITE FIFE.
JAS. FAIR. Clinton
SEEDS!
STEEP'S Seed Store.
Subscriber has on ]land a quantity of
fresh and choice seeds, such as
Ciover,Tinaothy, Field and Garden
Seeds.
Theile seeds were purchased before the
rise in price,and will be sold accordingly
Turnip and Mangold Seeds
at 15 cts. per Ib.
Also Oatmeal, Cornmeal; Cured Meats,
&c. Try a sample.
JAS. STEEP,
Pork Packer, Seed and Feed dealer.
Reith's Old Stand, Albert St., Clinton
• NEWS NOTES.
Farmers
in
repneor
fall wheatin a bad condi condition, Cot
unty
seeded clover heaved.
HaggardRider
h s offeredbeenfamous
31 000a week for a 40
weeks lecture tour in this country.
Miss Fannie
on the
banks of the Thamesn
betweenan,
and Springbank, was drowned. last
evening.
John
nearDelorazine, Man , wasfarm instantler y
killed by a C. P. R. train while cross-
ing the track.
W. G. Perley, who was one of the re-
presentatives of Ottawa in the Domin-
ion Parliament, died at his residence
Wednesday morning. The trouble was
blood -poisoning.
The
eral
Martin, of resignation
creates non sur.
prise here among the well informed.
It was expected by many before the
Legislature met. Mr Isaac Campbell,
who is expected to succeed him, is a
former Toronto lawyer.
Neville H. Pickthall, whose recent
mysterious disappearance excited so
much comment owing to his having
been connected with Birchail, now
awaiting trial on the charge of murder-
ing F. C. Benwell, arrived at Wood-
stock, on Tuesday and is stopping at
the O'Neill House.
At the sitting of the Bremner Fur
Committee to
e
Gen.
Middleton dleto
n
acknow-
ledged that he had ordered the division
of the furs between himself, Warden
i g that on p e Hayter
t confiscatedthemI as
rebel property. Mr Reed gave similar
evidence, showing that Mr Lister's
charges were well founded.
On Wednesday evening last a danc-
ing party met at the residence of Mr
Arch. McDonald, 5th con., Dawn, to
have a good time. Some of them in
having horses with them, put them in
Mr Henry Blakey's barn, went to their
amusements, and soon after noticed
the barn in flames. A rush was made
to get out the horses, which were all
got out but one belonging to Mr Pat.
Burns, which tell a victim to the fire,
and a very valuable one, which the
hired man took with him. Strange to
relate, that after the loss of so much
property the dancing had to be attend-
ed to.
The Rev. Dr. Stone made a statement
to his congregation at the close of the
service in the Parkdale Methodist
Church last Sunday evening. He gave
an unegnalified denial to the state-
ment made by Mr W. J. Jods merchant,formlJyennings, the
dr -but now ofSimooe,to the effect hatkdalewhilof e
COin the house of that gentleman and dur-
ing his absence he had toted in an imprgt
wanted an inveestigat on by the Charch
authorities but he demanded one. He
asked members of his congregation to
suspend judgment in the matter until
the affair has been fully and freely in-
vestigated. Dr. Stone will take civil
proceedings against Mr Jennings for
slander.
SALE
They leave for ,North Bay in April
Buy your GLOVES now,
Buy your HOSIERY now,
Buy your DRESS GOODS now
Buy your Ladies and Childrena
Bats now
A PIANO for Rent or Sale
cheap.
J. C. DETLOR & CO.,
The
disaster caused by the cyclone
which struck Louisville, Kentucky, on
Thursday evening, was second only to
the frightful Johnstown flood of last
summer. Canadians can have nolcon-
caption of the power of a wind storm
which outs diagona]ty through a large
city a swath four hundred yards wide,
levelling and crushing everything in its
wafiveu hundred people were killed iThe latest accounts n Louiste -
ville and several thousands injured.
Immense buildings of brick and stone
were crushdand levelled to the );round
burying the inmates in the ruins. The
track of the tornado was abort four
hundred yards wide and three miles in
length. Several other towns in Ken-
tucky and Indiana were struck by the
same tornado that devastated Louis-
ville and the aggregate toss of life will
be enormous. Loutsv:iie is a city of
150,000 inhabitants, on the south or
Kentucky side of the Ohio river, about
fifty miles south west of Cincinnati.
aCROOKEte 10i3
e -Dry : Uoods - Paiw'
SEO ROOM OPENMCI
SATURDAY
APRIL 5TE[.
Call and see our immens
tiles L e display of Millin T
ase Oilrtains and General ®r� ,Mau
Dry 'roods
5 p61' o. off for cash. ESTATE
CHE
If you want to buy a Dinner,Tea and Chamber Set, don't invest until you
have seen our'new stock. We offer new patterns in 100 pieces
DINNER SETS FOR $8
These sets are the best value in the market, ;several different shades and
colors to choose from. Also extra fine
TEN PIECE CHAMBER SETS FOR $3.50
With extra large lire and Basin. These sets are positively the best value
in town. Other colored 10 piece sets from $3 up, White Granite ware •
equally as cheap. Fine Colored TE A SETS,44 pieces for $3.25, several
different styles and colors. These goods a printed on extra heavy ware,
and are, without doubt, the cheapest ever shown in Clin+cn. See then
before purchasing.
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, SPICE &c., at lowest prices. In a few days
we will announce the winner of the Sewing Machine given away with
our Baking
COOPER & N
NEXT TO COUCH'S.Clinton
SPRING SALE OF
BOOTS and
SHOES
In order to reduce my stock to make room for Spring
Goods, I will sell for the next thirty days, my entire
Boots, Shoes,
of
s, Rubbers &
Overshoes
AT COST FOR CASH. Call early and get Bargains.
Ten per cent Discount for C., qh. Eggs taken in exchange
C -- 1 r.
�J 1 KSHr K And Spring Caps in
GLASSWARE.
great variety. Full lines of
SSWARE. See our White CROCKERY and '
pieces, No '1 •
cover, silver plated handle for 75c, worth $11.50glass base and
THE POPULAR
R�' �OODS HOUSE
LONDESBORO
We are every week talking about
ry yetisk'
\• of ,lothin
And claim to sell those lines of merchandise as cheat, as they can be.;
bought outside the cities. But we would not have you forget that we,
handle other lines of goods as well.
BOOTS AND SHOES
S:�
We sell McPherson's goods—no need to say anything
about them yge
have heard of them ever since you were little children, they are noted" 01"
their Wearing qualities. We sell cheap Eastern lines also, but always re-.
commend McPherson's. Our special lines are a man's Heavy Buckle '
Plow Boot at $1; a man's Plow Boot, Iland-made, Bellows tongue, $2; •-0!j
a Ladies High Cut Buff Balmoral, $1.40. You can save money by buy-
ing
these lines. The celebrated Goodyear and Camdee Rubbers, much
superior to the Canadian goods, and we sell them at the same.
hard &Soft Rats-
HOIJSE
and SIGN PAINTING
of all descriptions. KALSO-
MININ6, CEILING
DECORATIONS,
PAPER NG, &c HANG-
ING,
too'
SHOP ON
RATTENBURY
ST., AT RESIDENCE,
oor
o St.
bath
School. Orders Solicited. ,Sa isfacti nlGoara teed
aateed
Good House & Lot & Planing
Mill If
or
Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale his house and
lots on Albert Street. This property is very
eligibly situated. The house isagood storey
and a half, frame, with all conveniences,
and contains 11 rooms. The lot is one-half
an acro, but will be sold with or without the
On the back part era plraning mill, with 15
horse -power engine, with 1 surface Poney
Planer, 1 first-class double Cape Tenenting
Machine,1 Moulding Machine, 1 Jig and Rip
Saw, with shafting, belting, &e. This will
be sold entire or to suit purchaser. Terms
reasonable, D. BUCHANAN, Clinton
LIVERY.
The Liv-
ery business lately ly owned bned have y R. outthe
n d
desire to nform the public that they will
carry on the same in the old premises,
Next COMMERCIAL . Hotel.
Several new and good driving horses, and the
most stylish carrages have been added to
the business, and will be hired at reasonable
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed,
R. REYNOLDS & SJv
MORTGAGE SALE
—OF—
REAL ESTATE.
Under contained d in nba certain ofthe
er of madee by
John Johnston teamster, and Eliza Jane
Johnson, his wife, to Edward Taylor Dart-
nell, the undersigned are authorized to offer
for sale the following property firposed of thetown
of number 977 in the said town ofClintoscomt
mencing on Albert Street, at a point sixty.
four feet six inches north of the south-east
angle of said lot; thence north along the
limit of the geld lot, I8 feet six inches, to the
north-east angle of the said lot ; thence due
west 132 feet, to the north-west angle of the
said lot; thence due south 18 feet 6 inches
tee west boundary of said lot, and from
thence due east 182 feet to place of beginn-
ing, containing by admeasurement 2376
e rare feet more or less, subject to a right
of way twelve feet in width across the west-
erly limit of part of said lot, and together
with a right of way 12 feet wide along the
westerly limit of the adjoining lot No. 37H
extending to Princess Street, which right of
way has been reserved for the time being for
the use of owners of said two 1055377 and 378,
which mortgaged premises are now in the
ocenpation of the said mortgagor, end are
favorably situate in the business part of Al -
bort Street. For further information apply
to the undersigned.
MANNINO & SCOTT,
SClinton, March 20th, 189pitcitore for Vendor
above Lands wit be received bENDEAS for y the underurchase -
sl ned up to and inclusive of tbo 25th DAY
OF APRIL next. Tonna and conditions
mado known upon application to them,
Clinton, March 20th 1890.
MANNING & SCOTT,
41 Solicitors for Vendor.
To Tavern & Shop Keepers.
NOTICE is hereby given tbatApplications
for Licenses for the sale t o
be r
Lc Li
en u
License f or '
Dis q in
tri
c
t 1
License year 1890-91 will besrec$eived for the
undersigned up•to Tuesday, April 1, inclusive.
Applicants must furnish the names of two
good sufficient sureties as bondsmen at
the of making the application. Any
cert` atefsign d by a or a now majornse ity off the elec-
tors entitled to vote at eleetioils for the
Legislative Assembly in the Polling Sub-
division in which the premises sought to be
licensed are situated, and the said majority
must include at least electors, who are at the time of such apof the spaid
cation, residents within the said Polling
Sub-diision.
W. J. Paisley, Inspector, Clinton.
Adininistrator's Notice.
Pura
ant to
notice its hereby see.36,
that all creditors and
late of the Town of C/in others having claims against Henry Tau sley,
Huron, butcher, who departed this life on of
or
about the 5th day of March, 1890, are request-
ed to send by post prepaid addressed to the
undersigned at Clinton, Ontario, on or be-
fore the 19th day of April, 1890, a statement
of their names and oddreeaes, with full par -
ti any,lpar-
ticulars
heir claims and the securities,
after the
day last aforesaid,
the adminem; and ` ttator of the
estate of the said Henry Tewsley will pro-
need to distribute the assets of the said de- 1 n
ceased among the parties entitled thereto
regard being had only to the claims of which
notice shall have been given as above re-
quired, and the said administrator will not
be liable for the tweets or any part throof,
to any person orpersone of whose claim or
claims notice shall not h
English ware, for $2.2 1 e Granite Tea Sets, 44
5. See our square Pickle Dishwith
The Celebrated B. Laurance Spectacles in
all numbers.
Tinware, Milk Pans, :Pudding Pans, Pie Tins, Dippers;`'
Steamers, Water Pails, Strainer Pails, Tea Pots, Tea
Kettles, Skimmers, &c., also several lines of Granite
I Ware, Saucepans, Preserving Kettles, Pudding
&c. Hardware --Nails and Shelf Hardware at bottom
prices. Groceries --We aim to keep the best and sell
them at close prices.
We buy Field and Garden Seeds from D.W. Ferry & Co., of Detroit and
Windsor, and Steele Bros, of Toronto, and having dealt with these firms
for
some years, can with confidence recommend their goods. First-class
Clover and Timothy Seeds at low prices. We handle Flour from
Londesboro Roller Mills, and from the Clinton Roller Mills, The latest
addition to our stock is a full supply of the celebrated St Leon Mineral
Water in bulk. We solicit your patronage.
. W. L.
OUIMETT
E,
LONDESBDRO
HUB GROCERY
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We
of
y him at the time of such distribution.
received
Dated at Clinton, this 18th dayigof March,
1893. ROUT. FITZSIMONS, Administrator.
MORTGAGE SALE OF
FARM 'PROPERTY.
IN THE j•j
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT.
Under abynd Ce virtue of power h Salo o,-con-
tain(d in a certain mortgage (which mort-
gage
will
e llsbe
produced on day of stale) there
Y Public Auction. by David
Dickinson, Auctioneer, at the
Rattenbury House, Clinton -,-
A t the hour of Two o'clock, p. m., on
SATURDAY, APRIL 19th, 1890,
The following lands and premises, vis:—Lot
ofnhe Township ofntheWillett, inthe ourtt Coneeesion
of Huron, containing one hundred acres,
more or logs. This property is situate about
3i miles from Clinton. There is erected on
it a good bank barn. There are 22 acres
sown with fell wheat. The other land suit-
able for cropping has been fall plowed. Im-
mediate possession Dan be given.
TERMS.—Ten per cent of the purchase
money on tho day of sale, and the balance
in 30 days thereafter, without interest. The
purchaser will bo required, on day of sale, to
sign an agreement for completion of pur-
ohase. Further terms and oonditione made
known on day of sale, or upon application to
the undersigned.
D. DICHINSON, MANNING & SCOTT,
Auctioneer Vendor's Solicitors
have a new lot of Uncolored Japans, Congou and Young Hylon. Do
be deceived by tea peddlers; you can get better value at home. We
guarantee satisfaction.
SEEDS—Timothy, Red Clover, Flower and Garden.
431 -Eo, AM, ALL€ W. 401..1ENTON
BOOTS SH0ES
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR BALANCE 0P
WINTER STOCK.
Eggs Taken in Exchange
AYLOR & ions
CLINTON AND BLVTH