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0178EF64I;i SALE OR TO RENT —ON
Alb0rtfatreet, (Miss Trewartha's) suit -
for email family and is in good repair;
y eonvenionoes. Also good second
itid'fJoekateve tor sale cheap. For parti-
INteatfpllyto JOHN BEAN.
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SALE OR TO RENT—HOUSE AND
Lot for�,eale or to xent, on Townsend St.,
"P.ti},dse voliTelSle new, contaiiie fourteen`
,and':!Sheeted with het air. There to
geed stone cellar, good lawn, bard and
Witter in abundance. The lot contains
„ea dors, Terms reasonable. Applyo, promisee or to MRS 'C...CARTER,
Geo tf
Farm fur Sale
A,' pleniiidfaiim of S0 acres, being the east
lf.gfLot 28, Con. 5, Hullett, about three
ee from Clinton. On the premises is a
rime, elwelling house, good barn 56 r 60,
ble},;kFc, Orchard of one acre, two never
ing,springs, well fenced, good soil, and in
etatte of cultivation. Reasonable terms
lily: off the promisee to W. T. FARQUHAR
intpnqoet office.
To Rent.
....
W6 fine stores in Perrin'[ block.
41.49, ill be vacent by the let of May, the
SOMMpdioue rooms need by Mr Shearer.
1y to J. P. TIBDALL, Agent for Canada
I) 4.11e8urance Co.
AW MILL FOR SALE.
fir•ofe beet steam sawmills in Huron
((entity, tb
y eapasity 10,000 per day,in first clam(running orderr and furniahed ith shingle
-,' .&nd heading machinery. Also about 5 acres
of land and house, plenty of timber near.
Laetpa'ar's custom sawing was over 400,000
'i, ijf>nd, over 15,000 sill heading 1 Near ship
pingpgint and thriving t A i .A first-class
uuameae cheap For pat • t bars address,
ed'1 MEW ERA OFFICE. Clit - Immediate
VOf)se8sion if required.
Wanted
An apprentice boy to learn Sheep Skin tann
Mg. WM• MAEDEL, Benmiller. 5
Farre For Sale,
.0n. view' con, of Ooderich township, lot
,01`,over 80 aorea, nearly all cleared, good
a$ loam; one of the best farms in that
1f ninny. A good large orchard, a good piece
02•-vfeed land. A frame house, and beauti-
31111yI4id out, with fir trees and privett hedge
-surrounding it. Terms very reasonable.
5 MA iGARET COLLINS, Goderich P. O.
Blacksmith Shop and land
• for sale.
Dressmaking.
The subscriber, while thanking the people
for their patronage In the past, deeirea to in-
timate that she has recommenced the Dress
and mantle making business, in the rooms
over Twitohell's store. All orders will re-
ceive prompt attention. MRS J. TAYLOR,
Clinton.
Teacher Wanted.
-Services to commence at close of summer
vagation. Must have recommendation from
Coe Inspeotor of the .county in which last_
teaching, also from Trustees of Schools pre-
viously engaged in. Either second or third
class certificate. Services to continue one
year. Apply, stating salary, to R. E. LANE,
P. M. Lanes, Ont. _-
1$ubsoriber offers for sale the property
,epnedbyhim at Gowrie, in the county of
ygerth. It consists of a blacksmith shop de
.ing agood business, with dwelling house, sta
:bre and half -acre of land attached. Is in a
i6plendid farming section, with no opposition
alba sold with or without tools. Satis-
fa4tory reason for selling. For particulars
d;Ziplvto THOS. LOBB, Holmesville, or JOS
R[iORB. Howie. t f
Butchering Outfit for sale
{ T e horse, cart, slaughter house, and all
ot necessaries for running aButcher
Sri p, including 7 store
rpigs,
eoffbelongeredforisng ale on to the
'7eetato of H. Teasl
`reUtionable terms. This is a splendid op-
pp:tunfty for ally one wanting to go into
Parti s.
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Parties indebted tothe estate of Henry
evfsley, are hereby notified that accounts ,
Peet positively be paid to the undersigned,
ithout belay, who alone is authorized to
Soilect the same.
ROBERT FITZSIMONS,
• Administrator.
,4iiinton, May9, 1890
Caution
Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed will not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted in connection with the estate of the
late Henry Tewsley, except upon his written
order. Also, persons purchasing from any
one articles belonging to the estate, will be
held responsible to the undersigned, for the
price thereof. ROBERT FITZSIMONS, Ad-
ministrator.
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,5:004 $Y til'`
'Hi ea . r a., e. res , a RA.1-1.,,14, 20 a 8 25;
Shee.P $kind s s . t ..., ... F •Q 60 0 7Z
'- Mf?NT$E4 LIVE STOOK
14R, 2'
The improvement noted in the Brit-
18h markets leet week continuep, ant
whiletbe advimeelo very small, it gives
shippers here corm hope for the future,
but it ie doubtful if the improvement
will be eulolent to recoup past losses.
Cattle are conning forward very freely
and were it not for the heavy purchases
that are being made by shippers there
would be a big glut and farmers would
lose lots of money. This does not only
apply to Montreal ; iu foot it is =reap.
plicable to Toronto, from which place a
large proportion of the cattle offered on
this market comes, and the cattle are
generally in very poor condition, being
only about half fatted, and are being
picked up for stockers. Of course there
are some very fair fat cattle coming
forward, but they were almost all
bought in the country months ago and
were more than half fatted in the
stables. A fairly brisk trade is report-
ed at Point St Charles yards for the
week in export and butchers' cattle.
The first showed no change in price,but
the market for butchers cattle opened
dull owing to the large supply during
the previous week, but showed some
improvement towards the close. ' Ex.
port 'sheep moved briskly, but the hog
market showed no improvement. Only
160 cattle and 15 sheep were left on
hand. The following are fair values :
Good to choice export, 5c to Sic ; stook-
ers, 4 to 4 -to; good butchers,' 44 to 50,
medium, 4 to 40 ; culls, 2i to 30 ; ex-
port sheep, 4 to 40 ; butchers.' $4.50 to
$5.50 per head ; hogs, 5 to 5to ; calves,
$4 to 39.
Executors' Notice to
Creditors
The oreditors of the late Charles Carter,
ate of the Town of Clinton, in the County
of .Huron, yeoman, deceased, who died on
or about the twenty-ninth day of May, A.D.,
1890, are hereby notified to send by post,
prepaid, on or before the thirtieth day of
August next. to RICHARD RANsrbnn,Clinton
P.O., one of tb e executors of the said Charles
Carter, their christian names and surnames
addresses and desorirtiona, the full particu-
lars of their claims, a statement of their ac-
counts, and the nature of the securities (if
any) held by them ; and that immediately
after the said thirtieth day of August next,
the assets Of the said Charles Carter will be
distributed among the parties entitled
thereto, having reference only to the claims
of whicn notice shall have been furnished
as above required ; and the executors will
not be responsible for the assets, or any part
thereof, to any person of whose claim notice
hall not have been received by them at the
time of such distribution.
Dated the 28th day of June, 1890
RICHARD RANSFORD,
' DAVID P. GILLESPIE.
UMBER AND SAWING.—SUBSCRIBER
.now has his saw mill thoroughly equip -
fled and in first-class running order, and is
reppered to do custom sawing of all kinds,
I1aving engaged Mr W. Dodds, a practical
a&wyer, to take charge of the same. Will
buy good sound hemlock logs. Orders re-
't;-$peotfully solicited. Good Cedar Poets for
,,sale. We are paying $S per 1000 for logs,
THOS. TRICK, Goderich township,
Deo 89. tf
Pasturage to Pent.
$avingleased the W. Laithwaite farm on
the Maitland Concession, Goderich Town-
ship, whidh has 60 acres o1 splendid pastur-
age, with good spring creek running through
%y.iit, the subscriber is prepared to pasture a
'limited number of cattle for the summer.
Rates reasonable. Also, he keeps for ser -
';'vice, at his own farm, 16th con., Goderich
Township; a first-class thoro-bred Durham
u11. Terms, $1 at time of 'service, with
privilege
ffig1111PHY,Goderich Townsh.freturning ipftEN:tY
NEW MUSIC BOOK
TRIUMPHANT SONGS No 2
Just what is needed for Choirs and
Gospel Meetings.
Price 35c. Per doz. $3M0
A Reward
Of $20w111 be paid by the undersigned, for
such evidence as will lead to the conviction
of any person poaching in Sharpe's Creek,
Colborne.
M. C. CAMERON,
J. N. SHANNON, M. D.,
Goderich
IF YOU DO IT ONCE YOU'LL
DO IT AGAIN.
NEW FALL WHEATS.
L
nil, MN fir•
jBLAO
Apt try a p 14a 'eu iU ap axecia' -O- I
to ,gets; oee•Tbxead; .Hose that
bye tibio .
OT tthe:, t teor twill • :ser or b�
r nx, .but that, ie 5C.4lVTE ' spun
PEIt ECTI4 par T ' cook', c r'the ' r l Wet, but rppt a
•
until worn out.
All sizes Ladies Ohiidren's in
s,ar c.oft for a,au. ESTATE JOHN IiODCE�7i�:,
B. LAURANCE'S Spectacles.
We notice that The STEEL BROS., CO.,
Seedsmen, Toronto, are offering the follow-
ing new varieties : Canadian Velvet Chaff.
Golden Cross, Early Red Clawson, Jones'
Winter Fyfe, and American Bronze. Si id
for a copy of their circular, it will pay you.
PO WHAT?
'1'° CARSLAK E'S
VICTORIA ST., CLINTON,
When you are in need of your Clothes being
cleaned or repaired. Being a practical Tai-
lor of large experience, I am able to turn
out first-class work at shortest notice. —
Charges moderate.
•
A call solicited. VictoriaSt., Clinton
FALL BULBS should now be se-
lected and pla nted
during September and October to produce
those handsome beds of Tulips, Hyacinths,
Creases, &o., that delight the eye so much
in spring. fend for a copy of The STEELE
BROS. CO., Toronto, Autumn Catalog.
COR r
STEEP'S Seed Store.
MltS. WHITT. M.C.S.M
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Piano, Organ and Teohnioon, or Muscle
developer. for use of pupils. Rooms at
Mr. S. Hartt's, Rattenhury Street, Clinton
Subscriber has on hand a quantity of
ENSILAGE CORN,
RED COB, and
MAMMOTH SWEET
Also, a large quantity of
WHITE ASH BUTETII TUBS
At lowest prices.
JAS. STEEP,
Pork Packer, Seed and Feed dealer,
Reith's Old Stand, Albert St., Clinton.
WOOL -WANTED.
Wool, WANTED AT THE CLINTON N'.00LEN
MILL STORE.
Flour and Feed Business for
Sale.
The business at present carried on by the
undersigned, at Huron Street, Clinton, is of-
fered for sale on very reasonable terms. A
good business has been done for the past
7 years. Having decided to leave town, all
outstanding accounts must be paid forth-
with, otherwise they will be placed in court
for collection. THOMAS WATSON,Clinton.
I lI ive a, large and varied stock of all kinds
COOPECOOPER & CO,S BOOK STORE 1 0, Woolen Goods from the best mills in On -
Y/
R tit io. co/misting of Tweeds, Coarse and Fine
CLI ?TON Flannels, Blankets, Yarns, etc., to exchange
for wool. Farmers, give me a call before
------------ disposing of your Wool. I know I can give
Voters' List for 1890. You satisfaction.
Butter and eggs taken In exchange for
goody
MUNICIPALITY OF THE TO WNBHIP OF HIILLCTT
COUNTY OP HIIRON.,
Myrwti , Notice is hereby given, that I have trans-
mitted or delivered to the persons mentioned
r ' t n sections 5 and 6 of The Ontario Voters'
v'y T�iat 11.ot, 1889, the copies required by said
sections to be transmitted or delivered of
' the list, made pursuant to said Act, of all
4lpr$gns appearing by • the last revised As-
ae isment Roll of the said Munlofpellty to be
entitled to vote in the said Municipality at
. Elections for Members of the Legislative As-
sembly and at Municipal Elections ; and
that Said list was first posted np at my office,
;t LOndeaboro on the 21st dayof July, 1890,
1. Elon� oere for to aterserecalled upon examine the
said lisp; and, if any omission or any other
erxors are gffeoeund thereih, too take immed.iyate
'primeedindhe said errors correct-
odolltid 0. Jding AMES to have tCAMPBELL, Clerk f
HAW.
Executors'
I xecutors' Notice to
Creditors.'
Tho Creditors of the late Elizabeth Fitz-
altnens, late of the Town of Clinton, in the
.congty of Huron, deceased, who died on or
tbodt the sixteenth day of May, A. D., I890,
verve thereby notified to send by post, prepaid,
ion tot before the first day of September next
the undersigned, executors of tbo Bald
lisaleth Fitzsimons, their ohristian names
send*uttames addresses and descriptlons,the
full liar idulare of their eiaims, a statement
gf,thoir accounts, and the natne of the se-
geiritie0 (if any) held by them; and thatimme-
1.1tely after the said first day of September Broom) STATEMENT—WO earl fin every page
tett, the assets Of the said Elizabeth Fitz- of this paper with the most poattive and m-
itten* will be distributed among the parties thusiastfo testimonials ever written by the
nutted thereto, Having reference only to pen of than in support of all that is stated
the Maims Of which notice shall have been above, but it would cost too much
gmoney.-
4itorI*111l noabove
be respponsible for the assets, of explanatory matter testimonials pfrom
• • :op any part thereof, to any person of whose doetcrs, ministers and others, wilt be sent
e1M,im notice shall not have been received hy to any address on receipt of 2 Dente in stamps
theta 'atthe tithe ofeuohdistribution. Address, DE. HALL'SbDOMINION AnENOY
. Dated the lS HN y of ,luly,1 9 S
7 SHANNON TREET, Toronto.
D B AIlVA
KENNEDY Executors. rw.Loaal agents wanted.
farmers leaving their wool with me can
have it carded into rolls,
L"Stand—Smith's Block,opposite the Post
Office; Clinton JOHN SCOTT.
A Revelation !
AND
,1 REVOLUTION
CREATED BY
These celebrated Spectacles are fitted in every instance with B. Laa•
rance's test, and a certainty of being suited is guaranteed. You can
depend on getting the GENUINE B. LAURANCE SPECTACLES
by calling and examining the stock at
BORN.
Lvoies.—In Hullett, on the 21st July
the wife of Thos Lyons, of a son.
DooERTy.—In Clinton, on the 30th
July, the wife of Mr T. t. Doherty of
a son.
SCOTT.—At Inglewood, on the 24th
July, the wife of Jos. M. Scott, former-
ly of Clinton, of a son.
OLDYIELD.—In Tuckersmith on the
18th of July, the wife of Mr John Old-
field, of a daughter.
MARRIED
PHOENIX—FORSYTHE.—At Greensboro,
North Carolina, on the 28th of June,by
Rev W. S. Cox, Mr John J. Phoenix, of
Greensboro, to Mies Christina, second
daughter of Mr John Forsythe,of Guild.
fordcounty,North Carolina, formerly of
Huron county, Ontario.
STRAITON—WATSON.—At Goderich, on
the 24th July, at the residence of the
bride's father, by the Rev Dr Ure, Mr
John Straition to Mary, daughter of Mr
James Watson.
HERN—TROTT.—In Seaforth, on the
23rd July, by the Rev W. Casson, Mr
John Hern,ofTilsonburg,to Miss Emily
Trott, of Seaforth.
BALCAM—NEIBEBOALL.--At the Palmer
House, Chicago, on the 20th July, Mr
A. B. Balsam to Mrs B. Neibergall,
formerly of Goderich.
SPINDLER—GRUMMETT.—In Harpur-
hey, on the 23rd July by the Rev W.
Casson, Mr Geo Wm. Spindler, of
Clinton, to Miss Frances E. Grummett,
of Seaforth.
PATTERBON—PEACOCK.—In Morris, on
the 15th of July, at the residence of the
bride's parents, by Rev I. B. Wallwin,
Mr John I. Patterson, of Virden, Man.,
to Miss Isabella, eldest daughter of Geo
Peacock of Morris township.
A. WILFORD HALL, Ph.D., LL.D.
What Do You Think of it?
Enna ST ATsMENT—Thio is a new treatment
of disease never before published. It there -
foo has nothing to do with drugs eleotrioftyy
magnetism, or any • system of dietetic.. IT
78 A BIN PLR, THOUGH P00110I00 HOME TREAT-
MENT, discovered by a close student of na-
ture, and is possessed of such marvelloua
remedial power that IT TAXES RIGHT HOLD
OX AND mans the worst cases of dyspepsia,
constipation liver complaint, chills and fe-
ver bronchitis kidney complaints, even
diabetes and brlght's disease, heart disease,
with its resulting "cold feet,” incipient con-
sumption, internal inflammations, rheuma-
tism, piles, cholera morbus, headaches, and
all blood and skin diseases, indicated by
pimples, blotches and yellow [pots, and any
other disease arising from impurities which
oltg the system.
Co r'FR,'S 33001 -,;.STORE. '
CLINTO�T.
'GREAT BARGAIN
IN
Dress MUSLIN�
at 2 price.
'THIS is A GENUINE SALE
Gore and Test it.
RUICKSHA NKt
BOOTS and SHOES
HIED
SioPsoN.—In Clinton,on the 26th July,
Elizabeth Simpson, relict of the late
Geo Simpson, formerly of St. Marys,
aged 69 years and 2 months.
WATT.—In Saltford, on Friday, July
18th Mrs William Watt, reliet of the
late Wm, Watt, aged 69 years.
MuRRAY.—In Turnberry, on the 20th
July, David Murray, aged 83 years and
10 months.
KINSMAN.—In Wingham, on the 20th
July, Thomas H. Kinsman, aged 29
years, 2 months and 3 days.
SPERAIN.—In Grey, on the 21st July
Ann, beloved wife of Luke Sperain,a
49 years.
BARRIE.—In Morris, on the 20th
William infant son of Wm. Barri
10 months and 15 days.
WELLS.—In 8altford,on th 29thJuly,
Henry E. Wells, aged 75 ye, re,
Ald. Hogarth has res , ned his seat
in the Stratford City Ctuncil, and has
left for Dakota where , e assumes the
position of general ma, ager of the flax
and fibre works of Messrs Stuart, Wyeth
d Co.,of Philadelphi, , His headquart-
ers will be at Mario , , South Dakota,
but his family wil not remove there
-until next year.
The Marqui
entered Parliament. He has been
offered the Li
ination in on
seats, which
to an ole
membar. w
the end of
returned
1886. L
a mombe
years --
aright,
nor Cie
brillia
was a
and h's experience at home and
abro' d during the past ten year's
well fits him for parliamentary
du
Full lines of everything in foot wear, as cheap as the
cheapest. A. few job lines at less than half cost. Call
early and secure bargains.
C. CRUICKSHANK, Clinton
niy
, aged
SPECIALTIES .
BINDER TWINE, HARVEST TOOLS, BARBED
WIRE, BLACK FENCE. WIRE, PARIS GREEN
of Lorne may re-
eral-Unioniect nom -
of the Staffordshire
is almost equivalent
tion, as the sitting
o intends to retire at
he present term, was
ithout opposition in
rd Lorne has not been
of parliament for some
t since, if we remember
e was appointed Govor-
eral. Although not a
t man in the House, ho
exceedingly useful one,
JUST COMING IN,
10 CARS } NO. 4 C ALAL B io cARs
Quality the best and prices the lowest. Order early
HARLAND BROS.,
Iron • and Hardware Merchants, Clinton
T.DETIJO
The Popular Dry Goods
House, Londesboro.
HUB GROCERY'
We make a specialty of
Try our Blended Black,
We can give good Japan
Also choiceYoungllyson
We told our customers not to be deceived
taken our advice and quit them. They fin
OUR COFFEE is the best we can yi1y in Canada. We guarantee satisfac-
tion .erytime.
gives good satisfaction,
and you'll use no --other.
at all prier �to suit,
that §i.-Y6Ssatisfaction.
wfj,,ht peddlers, and a number have
at they can do as well at the flab
GEO, .SW
1L4C*W. CLITVTON
We will give the:New
Era from now to the' end
of the year, to new sub-
scribers; for 50 cents cash
Stock -taking
Shrewd buyers know well what that implies. No matter
how carefully selected and well bought a stock may have
been, there are sure to be some linea that have not sold
as readily as was anticipated. Nothing wrong with either
quality, color or pattern, but they just failed to catch the
popular fancy, and now they must be cleared. When lite
whole stock is being -overhauled, weighed and measured, and
put into shipshape, a great many odds and ends are brought
to our notice. Short ends of Cashmeres, Dress Goo;.I's,
Prints, Tweeds; ec. Perhaps just the length you want.'
We would rather sell them at a reduced price than put
them through the inventory, so they are brought to the front
and the buyer secures a bargain.
TVe promise you many lines at close -cut prices during the
next two weeks. We are trying to cultivate and establish
a Cash Trade, and with this end in view we are sharing
our profits with cash buyers.
Come and see what liberal inducements we are o$ering for
this class of trade.
We attend not only to the requirements gf your wardrobe,
but to those of your table also, and have just received a
consignment of Canned Meats, Long clear Bacon and Lard.
We import Stone and China Ware direct from the pot-
teries in, England, and you will save money by buying
these lines from us.
T! . L . Ouimette,
Londesboro.
seorn 2E1 sgoog
1880 SPRIN.0 1890
FIRST-CLASS GOODS, LOWEST
PRICES and LARGE STOCK of
NEW GOODS to Select from.
Eggs Taken in Exchange
6 per c. off for Cash
W. Tay1r & Sons
CLINTON NTCN AND BLYTH