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'> ika to Mow hut'ell th*t WO s4 ill for you to oar to our !store
when you 'visiting' to our town, and , � bona. '. a
* wItlf.t
YENWANE So, WAiCNE:
which it, not silrpaeeed in the t Ou$y for`prion, workmanship,
,.ualitp and, �eaetifti de>iigne6
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Noted' V1teap Jawelie^y store
I4.L Mg1411ONE WWI -LANG E, Clinton
Should Came
To the Fair next week,
you do came and see what we, can do for you.
e a fine stock, and we can suit you whether it is
erect Suit or a Ready Made Suit, We are open -
this week another lot of NEW GOODS that we
offer at very low prices. Cafes a,ad s4e us when
you are, inM
THOMAS JACKSON SR.
Huron Street, Clinton,
1oct Rodociog Sal
HARDWARE
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An :sit well in Wlshing..In 1),(11.v .tR+3..•.R•'i4 hR. tf ,$
blrrel8 daily, this largcott flow oar x '•al l,ej las! 6... «,,., ..
record 1i3itttt
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No court balls are to .be given Hideo, roagh. r, ....,.. 8 00
in l$t. Petersburrgg this winter, but T Ihy inp k «..,.... 0.50
the esoney usually devoted there. Cloverhys .... .,; ...... 650
C10veraeet.13 R .•......650
oo
to
l go to relieve the famishing --Apples, per bag.......... 0 30
are a steamships from Montreal
`.fh
having a very bad time of it at
prosont in crossing the Atlantic,
and several serious losses of cattle
are reported.
It the Belleville Assizes Wedn-
ellday Geo. Colby, of Toronto, was
convicted of personation at the
lust .Dominion elections and sea-
tenced to one month in jail.
Andrew .Easton, a. prominent
farmer residing on the 10th cvn-
Ceasion of Blenheim, was 1, and
dead in bed Monday mor„ i og,
apparently the viotitn of heart
disease. He had been ailing for
some time past, and was in very
poor health, but bis sudden taking
os' was unlooked for. He was for
many years a resident of Blenheim
township, and was one of its most
successful farmers and stock
raisers. He was 68 years of age.
MONTREAL LIVE 8 Q
MARKETS.
ere' cattle, 1,000 were about and lambs and
100 calves offered at the east end abat-
toir to-rldy. Trade was very dull, as
Bickerdike was not,wanting any stock-
er and the commotler kinds, of. atoek
Woes very low in price, The highest
price paid to -day slid not el�eeed 410
Pei lb, but a few very choice animals
were held for rtlore than that. Pretty
common drood stook y cowsat ,om And rough to 4o steersr ,
from 21e to 3 'o do: and lean cattle at
from 2o to 2t0 per ib. There is a very
brisk demand for good calves, which
sell at from 33 to 36 each, Hutton is
plentiful and pretty low in price, except-
ing for good lambs which sold in lots at
from 33 50 to 34 each. Fat hogs are
plentiful and sell from 5o to 510 per Ib.
TORONTO CATTLE MARKET.
1
TlaAC1ERl3 WAIvTEilt
I eaobllr Wante41,*:...
0 00
et 0 sl AIO teeoher wanted
a classuertifle,lta, foritoh ofs„etioaata:A R,a .6a 0 5A Cache plioatfona:willbe reoeivefi .p to5a :0,
50i31iunn.:uta xau7�. trglei a a1, 'W. a.a0pr r._-.�,a15 '1'eac er: `ilV.lantcd.
a Q 80 rlf anted• for 8pheol Heotion No 8,
AM 0' i'u Bnllett,forth@year1Q04,1l�ila' eaotrerhoid,
Al 6 a5 a lent alsos emiloit aq 'y r{ h a 9raeoll�s '
ti 8:00 Certlttegte, far fufLQ1 4egaxtme4t,
a 8: 00 cations reoetvgd u to Uotgber. ' od s
itiMt713gag asc. ' s. s. -.
fti $iii �+otrdeaboro.
414
a �a 'fiaoher 'Qvnutci.
a�5a
' 00 For S B. ,To, `"• °
a °721
5o third e.lit oelrt1f oatelet aioeldora f2:40
slur
Autiea to commence' 1st of January 1882.
CIi monlicants to stats salary and ferwar'd testi-
, ApPlyto the eoret w, llioOool,
�' eas. 7lou esboro, � a�'y 2I
MI8VEI,LANEOUS
Last week's reoeipts at the wester*
cattle market were considerably less
than the preoeding one, being -3,055
cattle, 1,787 sheep and lambs, and 1,651
hogs.
Cattle—General receipts were light
and quality was also below the average
of the past two weeks. Butchers' cattle
were in good demand, but owing to the
light run holders were firmer, especially
on the better grades. Bnyere were not
inclined to pay the figures asked, and
trading was slow. For picked lots 4o
was readily paid, and very few pur-
chases were made below 30.
Sheep and lambs— Run was lighter.
Sheep were not wanted on either butch-
ers' or export account. A few sold with
lambs. A bunch of 11, averaging 150
lbs, sold at 83.371 per owt for export.
Hogs — Run light, and quality was
not good. Demand better on more
favorable weather, and prices were
firmer. Real thick fat wanted at $5,
but none offered. Weights ruled from
100 to 200 Ibs.which sold at $4.40 to $4-
80 per owt.
The export trade was dull owing to
the scarcity of apace. Heavy fat oat.
tle were light and quality poor. Lower
cables, scarcity and high prioe for
freight made buyers indifferent. Values
easier and very few bought. For the
quality offered prices ranged from 4 to
4fo. Only one export purchaser was
noticed; he took about five loads.
Richard Upton, aged 80 years,
a well-known resident of Strath-
roy and Adelaide, -Friday evening
entereflthe Western hotel, Strath.
goy, kejlt-by- Peter Fitzpatrick.
While there he met Wm Wilson,
Of Metcalf, a powerful young man
of about 35 years of age. They
were drinking together, when an
altercation arose between them,
and it is said Wilson pushed him
away from him causing him total'
and strike his bead on a large
spittoon, and causing his death.
Wilson was arrested.
Mrs Penny, of Orillia, is at
present the victim of a stran,,e
fatality. When a little girl ,.he
fell and broke her arm below the
yelbow, but at the time it was
thought the limb was only sprain -
I" 4 ed, and no physician being within
available distance it was left to
L.� heal itself. Thus the bone never
set properly, although the lady
did not experience any trouble
4:).
from it till lately, when a physi-
cian on examination found the
bones to he decaying at the old
break,.and fearing -blood poisoning,
says itis possible 'Ile arm~ may
have to be amputated. At pres-
ent it is in a plaster paris sling,
and the lady feels rather inconsol-
able over it,
Winnipeg Church circles were
startled on Sunday upon learning
of the arrest of James Chisholm, a
prominent member of the Con-
gregational body. A week ago he
was engaged, as has been his cus-
tom for years, 'ushering church-
goers in their seats. Now he is
pacing a felon's cell. He is ch:irg-
20 ed with ruining girls under four-
teen years, the penalty for which
20 under the Thompson Act is life
imprisonment, with a whipping.
50 It is alleged that he has been
2seducing girls under age, and the
5
police authorities claim they have
a straight case against him. Chis-
holm is owner of a barb wire
manufactory here, and is thought
to be worth considereble ,money.
It is said that the poilce know at
least half a dozen girls who have
lost their virtue through this man.
A Pinkerton detective from Chi3-
ago assisted Chief of Police Mc-
Rae in gathering evidence upon
which the warrant was issued.
Chisholm offered any amount of
bail but was refused. In the first
case the detectives testified that
by secreting themselves fn Chis-
holm's warehouse they bad seen
him in the act of outraging the
child. The evidence is of a most
disgusting character.
bme Lines at and Under Cost
No, 9 BOILERS, - $1.75 regular price $2.50
No. 9 TEA KETTLES 75 1.25
DISH PANS - 25 " 50
DIPPERS - - 10 "
DUST PANS - 10
LARGE PAILS - 35
WASH BASINS 15
GIVE US A CALL
TRY OUR ROCK OIL and FLINT
'CHIMNEYS. Same price as the common
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HARLND BRO.
IRON & HARDWARE, STOVES do TINWARE,
CLINTON, ONT.
FOLLOW THE CROWD TO
Walton & Morrison's
TAILOR SHOP
Where yon will find everything clean and new to select a
SUIT or Winter OVERCOAT
From. We have a few more Scotch Tweeds at $16 a Salt. Remember we are
going to give you a fit or no sale, and also give yon five per cent discount
for ten days following October 9th
Walton : & Morrison,
liemember the MIN'S BLOCK. CLiNON {Opposite Coopers
place Book ,tore
G. GLASGOW,
Gents Furnishin , der,,
Ea* removed his stock into the
more commodious premises in
Searle's I3lock, Albert St.
pelt and See Him,
BfriRN.
Jowns,—In Seaforth,on the27th Sept.,
the wife of Mr. Robt, Jones, of a sots,"
Leas.—In Goderieh township, en the
2nd inst., the wife of W. H. Lobb, of
the Maitland, of a son.
CI,Axx,—In Seaforth,on the let Sept.,
the wife of Mr. Joseph A. Clark, late of
Clinton, of a 80n.
CANrEaoN,— In Clinton, on October
2nd, the wife of Mr Peter Cantelon, jr.,
of a son.
MARRIED.
KENNrnY—NURSE,—By Rev. Mr. Mu -
lock, on Sept. 29th, SIr Joseph Kennedy
to Miss Kate Nurse, both of McKiIlop
township.
GARVIN — WI itrkitg- — At Plymouth
church, Buffalo, N.Y., on Tuesday, 29th
Sept., by Rev D. G. Sutherland, D. D.,
Hamilton, Ont. assisted by the Rev. J.
E. Williams, brother of the bride, Fred-
erick William Garvin, barrister -at -law
of Osgoode Hall, Toronto, to Caroline
Ogden(Carrie),youngest daughter of the
late Rev. J. A.Williams, D. D., general
super intendant of the Methodist Church
of Canada.
Ctsnx — Sum. -. M St. Andrew's
manse, Kippen, on the 23rd nit, by Rev
Stuart Acheson, B. A., Toronto, Mr.
Albert J.Clark, to MitieMatilda J. Shea,
both of the township of Stanley.
Solomon — 8anasson. — At the resi-
de*ae of the bride's father, Goderieh
tewnskip,on the 38th Sept.,by the Rev.
W. Ayers, Mr P. J,.Jeyneon,of Stanley,
to Mise Harrxat Sheppard, daughter;ef
Mr. Jokn frhejlpard.
SALE REGISTER.
Household furniture of Mr. E. W
Burley, Huron Street,Clinton, 011 Satur
day,-Oot "loth. James Baiveen, Aaot.
Minard's Liniment is the best.
STRAY CATTLE
Stray Sheep.
Strayed into subscribers premises, Iot I9,
con 8, Hallett, about the middle of July.
Owner can have it an proving property and
paying eharges,BENSON TYREMAN. pd illi
Stary Heifer.
Came
llth con. of Hullett. twos remises,
monthlot s
since, a white yearling Heifer.' Owner is
hereby notified to prove property,pay
charges and take take it away. RICARD
BRIGHAM. 3 ins
THE C. P. R. TELEGRAPH
Agency at CLINTON
Are doing a splendid business.
WHY? BECAUSE
the line is noted for quick despatch
and prompt delivery.
Once at Cooper's Boot Store
Lobb's Starch Enamel
Thin is an article worthy of every lady's
attention.
If con want to save time and labor, buy a
box.
neat and clown and to ironed clothes
longer, buy
a box.
If yon want the starch to stay in the
clothes on the line in spite ,of ram or frost,
buy a box
such as shirt 'bosoms. collato rd look
like
new,
curtains, etc., buy a box.
PRICE lfi CENTS.
wh�etheymerchantpdoese otlkeepwitand
want a lively agentto repersent us.
Manufactured by
W. J. LOBB,
Holmesvil le
New subscribers can get the NEW Ens
for the balance of the year for 25 cents
ash.
.Breaking in
isn't needed with the Bali
DIED corset. It's easy from the
TniL4i:I.,- Cl(e, en the Sid Oat start. Coils of tiny wire
F. J. M. Ti tal1l,, (father of il[r. J. P.
Tisdall; aged ,27years. springs in .the sides make it
nOTI gross s. -•-1n Clinton, on the Oth
Oot., Fran is Laura llfountoastle, so. Try it, and you'll like it.
relict of thel Sidney H. Monntoastle,
aged 87 years' nd 8 menthe. If you don't, after a few
cuteeee.-.-. -j Clinton on the 2ad weeks' wear, just return it
Oot., Aotetiii lire, infalat son of Mr..
fl. Cndtnere a 2 months and 8 da),. and get your money.
yrtit:.--. lx 'tberxo, ea this 8rd Oat,, Atk ylltit'tlry Ooocle (lager f r it
daniee i'ory, ,i $2 years, 3tesattia. For Solo to Est>itii Jot ilodoos'
Baking.
11, McLennan having started baking en hie
old premises Vioteria at, would like 41 pea
as would favor him and
hptheeirr cust m. °All
goods ordered will be promptly delivered. im
Dressmaking, °
The undersigned desire's to intimate to
so the people of Clinton and vicinity, that
rosrmeesein the feed SemEio'
and careful ttentl orders
will receive Sw
Pig for Service;
The undersigned keeps for service, at his
premises, lot 12, 2nd con. of Hallett, a
thorobred Chester White boar, of first-class
pedigree. Terme, 31, at time of service; with
privilege of returning, 1f necessary. 0125 if
booked, HENRY FREEMAN,
To The Public.
The undersignedin returning thanks to his
customers for their liberal support in the
psidesires
riren turned oveenteto his shohas
who
will continue the same, He is empowered to
collect all outatanding accounts and settle all
claims• Chopping 50 a bag if Olean, THOS.
TRICK.
WANTS.
Wanted.—Pnrohasers for 150 tons
No. 1 Coal.—Stove and aheenut.
Orders lett at Swallow's grocery well re-
ceive prompt attention.
Wanted, -1000 Cords wood delivered at the
Clinton Salt Works. JOHN Mo0ARVA.
'900 SALARY and Commission to
. Agents, Men and women, Teaoh-
ers and Clergymen to introduce a new and
popular standard book.
Testimony of 19 Centuries
to Jesus of Nazareth.
The most remarkable religious book of the
ago, written by 300 eminent scholars, Non-
sectarian. Every Christian wants it. Ex-
clusive territory given. Apply bo
TH13 HENRY BILL PUBLISHIING CO.,
NORWICH, CONN. On,.
Stoop's Food &SociiSlaro
OAT MEAL— 10 pounds Rolled
Oatmeal to ttie bushel Oats in
Exchange. L
Flour,- Bran _ and: Shorts --at'
Mill Prices.
JAMBS STEEP,
Seed Dealer, Clinton
Butchering Business
To the Public.
Subscriber having bought out the business
so successfully conducted by Mr Couch,
solicits a continuance of the liberal patron-
age bestowed on his predecessor. No pains
or expense will bo spared to procure the p very
care meets,ln d.° The businesswill be willpromptly
labe
conducted at the same stand as heretofore.
Highest price paid for Hides, Sheepskins, &c,
JAMES A. FORD.
Clinton Collegiate Institute
Notice.
At the last meeting of the Clinton Colleg-
iate Board it was resolved that the fees for
pupils residing outside the County and those
residing in town shall be the same as those
fixed by the County Council for County
pupils, viz:
Fall Term : $2; $3, and 94, according to room
Spring
Mldsunimemr erm::52 a$1 50and $3" "
According to School law Fees must be paid
in advanoe.
W. H. HINE,
Secretary.
TO RENT OR FOR SALE
House to Rent.
The premises at present' occupied by Mr
H. B, Evans, Holmesville, Good accommo-
dation for ordinary -sized family. Apply to
T. C. PIOKARD.
House to Rent.
Splendid brick house,on Rattenbary street,
with every convenience. Rent 39 a month.
Miss FOBTON.
For Sale
A good business stand, on easy terms.
Apply to W. C. SEARLE, Clinton.
Cottage to Rent.
The comfortable and convenient cottage on
Rattenbary St. west, now occupied by Mr W.
Mennel. It contains accommodation for or-
dinary family, with all desirable convenience
and will be rented at reasonable rate. MRS
PORTER, Albert St. Clinton;
For Sale.
The cottage on Albert Street belonging to
the estate of the late Thos Cooper at present
occupied by Mr Wm, Robb; containing 6 bed-
rooms, double parlor, dining room, kitchen
and woodshed, Hard and soft water, stable,
carriage house, driving shod also the throe
lots adjoning will be sold on reasonable
erms, apply to MRS THOS. COOPER.
` Farm For Sale.
100 acres North half of lot 5 in the 8th con-
cession of Morris: -Two Miles North of the
thriving town of Blyth, Half Mile East of
Coldar's Siding on the L. H. and 13. Railway.
Good hewed log house and new frame barn
36 x 50 thoroughly finished throughout, 60
acres cleared and about free from stumps,
Well fenced and drained. Title from the
crown. For further particulars apply to H.
Y. KEATING, St. Catharines, Ont. 8 w
Farm. for Sale.
Sabsoribor offers for sale his excellent
farm of 125 acrea, being lot 36, llth con. of
Hullett, 21 miles west of Londesboro. About
10 acres hardwood bash balance all in good
cultivation; brick dwelling,bank barn 50 x 40,
another, with stone foundation on11' 33 x 55,
atao stable and shed 30 x 98. Good orchard,
plenty of water, One of the best farads in
Huilett, close to ehxrehea and schen]. Two-
thirds down balance to remain on mortgage
at 5 per per cent, TlftO3. MO0NNPAIN, Lon-
desbero. pd4 t f,
Farm for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale thnt exc15111n t
farm containing 100 sore* being Hast half
lot 12 and. North half iqt 11 on 12th con. el
Hullett 11 miles Iron, Harleok P. 0, 5 miles
from Biyth,11 miles from Seaforth, li} miles
from Church and School, about 5 atres`hsrd
wood bush, balance all in good state of Ott11
tiration, Well fenood, spring creek rnnilithg
close by bnildingg never failing well, Hoed
bearing orchard, Batik barn 60 x 60 stabling
end root -house underneath,eonorete hog pen
and hen- 'nae a�
lto lex 40 cod frante House near-
ly 'nen, 8 aerel fall ,dist. For Artiettisre
apply Tpremises3 »awn, b Ia ± 01 pi26
eliatb *money dart atop en *mortgage it Ile.
sires et G ser dont per arm tug.
We hold that to be well dressed is a duty',
owes to hhnself, his family, algid his friends, It is Car;
well invested. The most successful nen in every'
of life, are those who are careful of their persona,
pearanee. The well dressed man always Makesi. fa
able impression. Is it not so? Yes, and it is n w w
in the reach of all to be WELL DRESSED at �,`
ton*'
small cost, by securing some of the FINE ref WEED4,,
WORSTEDS and OVERCOATINGS that are
new
selling so freely over our counters. They must be cilia
good value, else we would not.have so great a della'
for them. Suppose one suit sells another, and that'e1-
other, and so on till it reaches the crowd.
High-grade Cloths and an A 1 Cutter, are a geed,
combination. WE HAVE BOTH, and the res ,Is
that every Suit or Overcoat we turn out, is a caritas'
advertisement of our business.
i
READY-MADE We show a large stock of rea t,'
madeClothing. Suits in Chlir
C LOTH r N G Youths, Boy's and Men's sine&
Overcoats in all sizes, with or
without capes.
We want your trade, and will do our best to convince
you by our low prices that it pays to deal at a cash share
W. L. Oliiinette,
LU►PB;DE S130RU
RUB GROCE
'will be her Mast week. We
111117011
CLftr Fait
yon stead *0
of vitshite the Hing aGnd wr®sery
rounds
g ,e
show you something to your
est to buyi u T
in the shape of BEDROOM SETS and GLASS WAR
They have just arrived from the old country, and are the best vale, ,-
for the money we have ever kept in stock. Also, ask for a sample of
TIGER TEA, as we have ten pounds to give away in samples.
GEC. ;SW ALLOW. CLINTOn
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
The very latest authorized Text Books, &c., for Puiblio -
and Model Schools and Collegiate Institute.
Full Stock and`
Lowest Prices
W. H. SflV[PSO
aLrivTIoN
oster's
Ins
otografs
or
ortunate
olks
Our PALL STOCK is complete. We have the best:
goods in the market, and prices are low w
Eggs taken in exchange. . 5 per e. off for each
gent 1RAI .
,r !
ayilp..r Sent
oL.IpitAN AND HENSA
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