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..•;sou sten them. It is hard to behave n � have goods that •will aatenieh you when
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to ba when we say we will give you a beautiful
$Q1:41D GOLD RING get,with.Stonea for 91, butoome to our store and
see that we are telling the truth, and you will bny every time. In Silverware
i we have the latest goods, beautiful to look at and guaranteed to wear extra well,
we have also added a new line fn these, coda which we guarantee to wear equal
to solid other; the name of the metal is Albeeo$nt Silver. Call and see them.
Also & large •stook of 'Watches, Rings, Chains, Cuff Buttons, Gold
Sets, T,n,as'''°F.obs, Gent's Fobs, Silver Thimbles the very Closer need
latest designs, Brooches, Ear Rings„ l carf i,'ins,Ribbon Pins A plea, per bag
Dart Pins, Necklets, and the latest in Chain Bracelets, which M •p
we guarantee you cannot beat in price, quality and workmanship. Chickens per pair
Geese per lb
B /� L 1" & C O 9 Turkeys per it
fi + � � R � �'']� J,,,, J CO Ducks per pair
ChIllTox IlatRUHT
Ottrettad .vers Tinu id or mtomoom.
Thursday, V00,141091.
Wheat, old Or flaw... •,.. ,,,f 0 89 *0, 94
'Heat luring;.,e..,.1,,,x„ /0�89 II 094
O111N .".,••,,,....,.,..o.,,,4'0 82 a 0 833
Barter ..,....E...,.,.,..... 040 .a 0 50
..
Peau ............. ..,..,, 0 61 6,0 63
Flour per bal..... 0 4 a 00
0 0
Butter' .... , Q 16 a 0 17
Eggs
Potatoes ... 0 26 a 0 80
Wool ' 0 18 a 0 18
Pork 5 00 a 500
Hay 10 00 all 00
Hides; lio.1 trimmed 6 00 a 6 00
Hides, rough _4 00 a 3 25
Sheep Skins 0 50 a 0 60
Timothy geed 2 00 a 2 60
650a700
080 a 060
02b'a035
0 5 a 0 6
007 a 008
040 a 060
Noted Cheap Jewellery store
And CENTRAL TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, Clinton
Cutters and Sleighs.
The weather will soon be
a CUTTER or SLEIGH, p
your wants and are preps
will be sure to sell. W
put the best of mittenf
Satisfaction, and sell a
a Cy
ere when you will be needing either
ssibly both. We have anticipated
ng some splendid Cutters which
anufaeturo the very best articles,
in them, and guarantee them to give
the closest prides. If you want either
tter or Sleigh, call at
HAYWAR 'S Carriage Factory,
Opposite Fair's Mill, Clinton.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK
MARKETS.
There was about 660 head of butchers'
cattle, 450 mutton critters and a few calves
offered at the east end abattoir to -day.
Trade was fairly brisk, but there was no
advance on former rates, the best beeves
selling at from n to 4o. per ib, with pretty
good stook at from 3f to 3.6o.; common dry
cows and rough oxen at from 2,I to 3o.,
while some of the leaner beasts sold down
to nearly lie. per lb. A very fine young
bull, weighing 1,880 lbs., was sold at 4o. per
ib. The few calves brought to this market
on Monday were of indifferent quality, as
the butchers pick up all the good veals be-
fore reaching the market. Prides are get-
ting pretty steep. There is a brisk demand
for good lambs at about 4,10 per ib, at which
rate a lot of 20 lambs, averaging 83 lbs.
were sold here to -ay. Common lambs sell
at about 4o per lb. and a good old sheep at
about 3}o do. Fat hogs are not numerous
and sell at from 4f to 41o. per lb ; dressed
hogs from a distance sell at from 5} to 6o
per pound,
Christmas GOODS
OF ALL KINDS
A splendid stock of Choice Goods suitable for
Christmas Presents.
Also all the usual Christmas Holiday Papers,
including London Illustrated News, Graphic,
Saturday Night and the Dominion Illustrated
.t�
W. H. SIMPSON,
CLIN-TO T
Bt ` 15 to 16 dB.
Old
Old Fowl and Chickens, alive 25 cts.
dressed,per pair 30 oto.
Geese, dressed, per lb 5 cts.
Turkeys, dressed, per lb 8 oto.
Ducks per pair 50o to 60 cts.
I prefer having all poultry dressed. Starve
the fowl 24 hours •before killing. Please
observe this.
I give goods from the store at these prices.
Any quantity taken at the East End.
-W J. Lobb, Holmesville
NOTE THESE PRICES. Tuition in Music.
16 eta. f Mise Galloway, who holds an honor Certificate
THE C. P. R. TELEGRAPH
ve direct linea to Now York, Boston, Montreal
Quebec, Cbioago, Winnipeg, Vancouver,
Hand
ong Kong. n Prompt diisspatch
and qniok delivery
at Cooper's Book Store
Dice
from the Alma College Conservatory of Music, is
prepared to receive a limited number of pupils.
House for Sale or to Let.
Also for sale cheap one Doherty Organ. One
large Mfg sewing machine. Several good second
hand sewing machines, at you own price; new
machines sold very cheap. Old machines cleaned
and repaired. J. H. WOIt8ELL, Clinton.
jou Rotes dna the Couto.
, Oouduolor T . bn•brooke, of 00derioh.
will build a new rasidonee ne>rt. Isar,
The rod4suos of Mr B.1300. Gorda, was
,entirely detltroyed by are last Thursday.
Wm. Robb, 6th line, Morriss, has about
3,000 bushels otturnip• t}s >:.he,reanit` of
acres of Waled Dropped.
Itis altogether likely that the Oddfellowe
of Wingham, will erecta Nook of storea.
and a hall for themselves overhead.
There is very little change in tbeoondition
of Dr. Holmes, of Brussels. The fever is
gone but other troubles have taken its plane.
Morris township fathers have paid off
the balance of thew G. h B. railway bonne
amounting to 513,064. They still have the
London, Huron & Bruce debentures to pay.
The bridge on the 13th of Hallett, and
Robert Munson's dam were destroyed
by the floods on Sunday evening. The
combined looses will amount to nearly
0600.
Mr James Burgess, who has carried on a
restaurant and confectionery Business in
Seaforth for a number of years past, has
disposed of his buisiness to Mr W.G. Glenn,
of St. Marys.
Mr Robert Wallace died at the -residence
of his cousin, Mrs C. Peters, in Seaforth,
on Saturday. He has been a resident of
Seaforth for several years, and wou the re-
spect of our citizens generally.
The many friends of Rev. Mr. Dunsmore,
of Kalamazoo, Miohigan,will regret to learn
of the death of Mre Dunsmore, whioh took
place on the 23rd inet., and will extend him
their sincerest sympathy.
Mr T. R. Mitchell, the well known im-
porter, of Westfield, has recently sold two
of his finest animals to Dakota parties, viz.,
King Fisher (11,708) English Shire, and
Lord Howard (1390) Yorkshire Coach Horse
Stud Books. Both are exceptionally fine
animals.
On Saturday night last Mr Wm. Wade,
of 5th eon., Howiok, met with a bad loss.
Some time during the night the floor of
his graivery gave wav, killing a valuable
horse andinjuring a Dolt in the stable under-
neath, abouts 1,600 bushels of oats falling
through into the etable.
SALE REGISTER.
Farm and farm stock of the late A
Oallander, lot 24, Con 13, Hullett, on
Wednesday, Dec..l)th, at 1 p. m. C.
Hamilton, Auct.
New Delivery Business.
The undersigned desires to intimate that he has
put on a Delivery Waggon, and will be 17leasod
to fill orders in hie line. Promptness, combined
with very reasonable rates, will be his motto.
Orders left at DAVIS & ROWLAND'S Store or
at the house will receive attention. JOHN
COOK, Vwtoria St. Clinton.
Farm for Sale or to Rent.
A first-class grazing farm, bait lot 22, con 11,
Goderich township, containing 80 acres, about
40 acres cleared. A never failing creek running
through the book of the farm ; frame house with
stone cellar, frame barn and stables near new.
and a good well near the house. Situated of a
mile Also arom Was ShBgoplood and Dand welling Clinton.miles from
elling in hevilpllage
business etand. For
ticuulars apply ar-
of to E. C. POTTER, Holtnevill0.
. House to Rent.
Comfortable house to let on Dunlop St.,
containing every accommodation for ordi-
nary famil plenty of water.pPWill be rented
Scowmor 0 JOHN 0, )CLLtOTT Mamma &
BORN
MITCHHLL.—In Goderiob, on Friday, Nov. 11,
to Mr and Mrs Mitchell, of the Star, a son.
Knvo.—At Bayfield, on the Nth Nov. the wi foot
Mr Geo. King, of a son.
Mailman—In Wingham, on !the 1st inst., the
wife oillr James McGuire, of a dtughter.
MARRIED.
HAcKETr—WEBSTER.—At the residence of the
bri�4a't father, John Webster, lith concoeslon of
Atihlleld, on Nov. 25th, by Rea. J. Kenner, A.
Hackett to Miss Webster.
MOLHOD—OAYPBYLL.—At Goderich, on the 28th
of Nov. by the Rev Dr Ure, Angus McLeod, of
Ripley, to Mies May Campbell of Colborne town.
ship.
LAiTawerra—DMURrlY.—At the residence of the
bride's father on the 2nd inst„ by the Rev W
Craig, B. D. assisted by the Rev L W Diehl, Geo.
C Laithwatte, of Clinton, to Adeline B. eldest
daughter of Mr Henry Murphy, of Goderich
township.
KLBIN—gm5a—In St. James' church, Seaforth,
on the 24th Nov. by the Rev Father Cook, Mr
Cornelius Klein, to Miss Nora Shine, all of Sea -
forth.
ST1Nsoe—OAssoN.—In Detroit, on the 18th Nov.
Mr Frank Stlueon, of Detroit, to Mise Elizabeth
Carson, formerly of Wingham.
MoKNNZIA--HBLM.—On the 25th .Nov. at the
residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev 8
Sellery, M A, B D. Mr John McKenzie, of Culross,
to Miss Mary Jane Helm, of Wingham.
BaLL—WOKS.—At Owen Sound, by Rev Dr'
Waiter, Mr Ronald C Bell to Mise Nellie E. Hicks•
youngest daughter of Mr Jas. Hicks, formerly of
Brussels.
DIED.
Township of Hullett.
MUNICIPAL TARES.
The undersigned tax collector for thoTownship
of Hullett wilt be at Londesboro, on November
30th, and December 14th, and at Kinburn on De-
cember 11th, for the purpose cf .receiving money
due the Township for taxes. ell taxes remaining
unpaid after 14th December; will bo be charged
at the rate of 5 Dents on the dollar extra. THOS.
NEILANS, Collector.
For Sale.
The cottage on Albert Street belonging to
the estate occupied by f Mr Wm, Robb. the late Thee containinat g 5 bed-
and
double parlor, dining room, kitchen
`.fid woodshed, Hard and lett water stable, TENDERS F0ll SUPPLIES,1892
jots ad9oning' will be olddaonls reasonable
erms,apply to DIRK THOS. COOPER
Stray Rant.
e into subscribers premises, lot 28, acne. 12
:.;'i etc, on or about Nov 2nd, an Aged property,
The
r Korea notified to
prove ppHphayySY,
es
i
and take 0 away. GEORGE LiAIT
+4i
OLcvnn.—In Clinton, on the 26th Nov. Mrs A.
E. Oliver, aged 72 years.
EVERETT.—In Turnharry, on Nov. 22, the wife
of Everett Everett, aged 44 years, 10 months.
YOUNG.—At Zetland, on the 24th Nov. James
Young, aged 72 years, 8 months.
GauMMa•rT.—At Leeburn, on the 25th of Nov.
Emma Grummett, wife of the late John Grum-
mett, aged 79 years 4 menthe and 9 days.
H i ane sox.—[n Brussels,on Nov 25th, Elizabeth,
relict of the late W. G. Hiugston, aged 75 years.
NSLKSR.—In Stanley, on the27th inst., Duncan
G. Walker, aged 23 years, 4 mouths and 7 days.
WaLLAce.—In Hallett, on the 90th Nov. Thorn-
ton Wallace, aged 57 years, and 9 months.
O'Rouna,—In Goderich, on the 1st inst., Mary
wife of Peter O'Rourke, aged 59 years, 7 mcnthe
and 26 days.
BONT
Dispute with your wife when she says.
Ouimette's goods are the proper ones to buy;
because she mows what she is talking abo,t,
III Argue with her when she says that Ouim tter
prices are money savers every time. She taiks:
like a sensible woman who knows what's whatt
DON'T
Try to excuse yourself for going to some other
store instead of Ouimette's. You knowthat
you can offer no reason that can be- sufficient
and satisfactory for passing the store where the best and.
cheapest go together.
DO
N.T
to go there.
Expect your wife to meet you with a pleasant
smile, if you have gone to some other store
than Ouimette's when she expressly told you
Ikir Henry Koehler has:purohased the 100'
sore farm of Mr Andrew Johnston, Hay,
paying therefor the sum of $6,300. He
intends to move about New Years. Mr
Peter Koehler has purchased the 100 acre
farm of his neighbor for 88,500. Mr
Koehler has now a fine farm of 200 aores of
as good land as can be found in the town-
ship.
A good many Canadian -bred stallions
have been shipped from this vicinity to the
United States within the past few weeks.
Among others we learn that Mr Charles
Glew, of Huron Road, Hallett, sold a very
fine three-year-old to Messrs. Tennant
Brothers, London. This animal was raised
by Mr Glew, and realized a good price,
although horses of this kind donot bring as
large figures as they did a few years ago.
There died in Turnberfy, on Sunday last,
Mrs Everett Everett, in herforty-fifth year.
Dc :eased has been on a sick bed for some
time, suffering from a lingering disease,
but lot such as would have been sufficient to
Daus: death under ordinary circumstances.
Had the woman received proper nourishment
and Dare she would to -day be living and
perhaps well. The husband is a shiftless,
neeleessort of a epeoimen of humanity, too
lazy to work a sufficient length of time to
keen the larder supplied with the bare
necessaries of life for his wife and family
of small children.
THE TEAcnEas.--Mr W. J. `McKay has
been engaged to teaoh insohoolNe,1, Usborne,
during the ensuing term, making his sixth
year in this section. Mr McKay has given
satisfaction and the trustees have increased
his salary to $500. Mr Boyd has been re-
engaged at an advanced aaleryfor the
ensuing year, at Belfast. T.G. Ratcliffe, of
Ethel, has been engaged for another year in
Donegal school. Mr T.'G. Allen, M. A.,
whohas for the past two years been Science
Master in the Seaforth Oollegiate institute,
has resigned his position for the purpose of
resuming his medical course in Toronto
after the Christmas holidays. The trustees
of the Collegiate Institute have secured the
services of Mr F. J. Pope, M. A., a gold
medalist of Queen's University, Kingeton,in
Natural Science. Miss Mary Govenlock,
daughter of Mr Robert Govenlock,Seaforth,
who has been teaching school in Virden,
Manitoba, for the past years, was offered
re-engagment by the trustees for next year
at the increase of one hundred dollars to
her salary. She accepted the offer. Mr
Andrew Scott has been re-engaged for next
year as the teacher of school in the Tucker -
smith side near Brucefield, at the same
salary ae last year, viz., $500.
Berkshire Boar for Service.
aebscriber keeps for service, at hie premiaes,
Line, Hullett, a Tt.oro-bred Berkahire Boar
the herd of G. Green, Fairview. Terme $1
at time of service, with privilege of returning.
J.0tOLAVGHLIN.
Imported Berkshire Boar for
Service
The undersigned keeps for service at his pre-
., lot 41, Base Line, Hallett, an improved
hire Boar, with good pedigree. Also a
Y shire White Boar tram imported stook.
8--$1 at time of service. JOHN GOYIER,
rn.
.•
:r
Berkshire Boar for Service.
The subscriber keeps for service, Gravel Road
Hullett, a thoro'bred Berkshire Boar, imported
Snell & Bras., of Edmonton. Terme, Si, pay -
Ie at time of service with privilege of return-
,.
if necessary, or $1.25 It booked. WILLIAM
LL. `4i
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castor's.
NEWS NOTES
DON'T
Forget that when the dealer pays cash for his
goods and all customers pay cash is the place
where goods eau be sold at hard pan prices.
0 ' Forget that this, state of affairs is to be found at
THE CASH STORE, LONDESBORO.
DON'T Forget to call and see us.
W. L. OUIMETTE,
LUNDT: S$ORO
•
Rev. Dr. Griffith, of the Sydenham street
Methodist church Kingston, on Sunday
asked for $12,000 towards liquidating the
oburch debt, and $7,200 was subscribed on
the spot.
The Chinese Government has acknow-
ledged its inability to protect Christians and
missionaries in the insurgent districts and
counsel flight as the only possible means cf
escape.
Adiplomatic communication from Russia
states that over 30,000,000 of human beings
are literally dying of hunger. In some; of
the Russian provinces bordering on the
Volga the people are keeping themselves
alive by eating the bark of trees.
The jubilee celebration of the Queen
Street Baptist Church, of Toronto, was
held yesterday, when Bro. John M. Tinsley
led in prayer. The remarkable thing about
this item is the fact that the good brother
WW1 108 years old.
WANTS.
Wanted.—Purchasers for 150 tone
No. 1 Coal.—Stove and ohesnut.
Orders loft at Swallow's grocery web re-
ceive prompt attention.
ClintonSalt Wo0 ke. JOHN MoGARVA.ords wood delivered tthe
WHEN YOU TRAVEL
Consult the undersigned about
tickets and all information
referring to travel,
W. JACKSON,
Town Agent G. T. R
The undersigned wl:l receive tendon; for sup-
plies up to noon on
Wednesday, December 9, 1891,
For the supply of Eutchere' Moat, Butter, Flour
Oatmeal, Potatoes, Cordwood, eto., for the follow-
ing institutions during the year 1892, viz.:
The Asylum for the Insane in Toronto,London
Kingston, Hamilton and Orillia; the Central
Prison and Mercer Reformatory, Toronto ; the
Reformatory for Boys, Penetangutsheno ; .the
lnetitutions for the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville,
and the Blind, Brantford.
Two sufficient sureties will be required for the
due fulfilment of each contract. Speoieentions
and forms of tender can only bo had on making
application to the bursars of the respective in-
stitutions.
N.B.—Tenders are not required for the supply
of meat to the Asylums in Toronto, London,
Kingston and Hamilton, nor to the Central Pri-
son and Reformatory for Females, Toronto.
Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
copted. R. CHRISTIE,
T. F. CHAMBERLAIN,
Inspecter of Prisons and Public Charities,
Parliament Building!, Toronto, 23rd Nov„ 1891
Mrs. James Martin, of Stratford, Ont.,
committed suicide yesterday with a razor.
Mr. O'Hara died at Merriokville, a,ar
Kingston, Ont., a few days ago at the age
of 108.
Mr C. H. Mackintosh, M. P. for Ottawa,
states that it is his intention to resign his
seat in the House.
BUSINESS CHANGE
AND A BUSH TO BE MADE.
3O0'T'S & SHOTS
0
AT LOWEST PRICES. ALL TO BE CLEARED OUT IN SIX WEEKS.
Having bought out the Boot and Shoe stock of Mr C. Cruickshank, Albert St. Clinton, at a low price
n the dollar, I intend to dispose of the same at once, and have reduced pricespozordingly, as the
stook must be cleared out an sig weeks. It embraces
FIRST -CLADS BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL HINDS,
And also a quantity of first-class goods of Mr Cruickshank's own make. Come and see us. We aro
bound to sell and prices will do it. This is a genuine sale of first-class Boots & Shoes
TO SHOEMAKERS—Four Sewing Maohinea, other shoemakers 'Machinery, a lot of Leather, Shoe-
maker's Findings, &c., to be disposed o1 Cheap.
G. A. - Cruickshank's Old Stand.
0
Mr James H. Metcalfe, M.P.P. for
Kingston, has lost a child by diphthe-
ria. Hellas five other children down
with the same disease.
Itch, Mange and Sorathes of every kind,
on human or animals, cured in 30 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by J. H. Combe, druggist.
&fearful accident occurred at Petrolia,
on Friday. It appears that some young
men were shooting at a mark in Windover's
bakery and by some means missed the
target, the ball going outside into the
adjoining yard, where a little girl named
Ethel MoKay, aged 5 years, was playing
snowball. The ball from the rifle struck
the child in the body near the lung. She
oelylived about five minutes. Thojnry ap-
pointed to inveetigate the death rendered a
verdict against Robert McWhorter for
manslaughter.
Mr Chao. Pedden, at East Williams, has
returned home from southern Manitoba,
where he has been since April last. Mr
Pedden says that he would sooner have
forty acres in Western Ontario than a
whole section in the North-west. While
there was a good harvest in that country
this year, snow and 'frost in the middle of
Ootober spoiled it. Most farmers around
where he was lost from one-third to one
half their orop from being frozen in the
field. One neighbor of his set fire to a
hundred -acre wheat field to get rid of it
after it was frozen.
A Detroit despatch says that the report
that Clarence Gould, of that city, who was
jilted by his fiance, MisslPeroy, of Napanee,
Ont:, on the eve of their wedding day, is in
that place for the purpose of bringing suit
for breach of promise, is in all probability
erroneous, and that if he brings suit at all
it will probably be to recover certain
moneys which he is credited with having
given her to prepare for the wedding. It
is claimed that Mr Gould gave Miss Percy
a ohcgtie for $500, and it also alleged that
he furnished her with a letter of credit for
$2,006.
Children Cary for
The report comes from Quebec that the
Royal Commissioners report to the Lieut.
Governor will exonerate Premier Mercier
and his Cabinet from all blame in connec-
tion with the Baie des Chaleuri Railway
transactions. The Commission will make
its formal report on the 10th of December.
OC
Xmas is near here—Our stock of Fruits is here
Brea,king in
isn't needed with the Ball
corset. It's easy from the
start. Coils of tiny wire
springs in the sides make it
so. Try it, all you'll like it.
If you don't, after a few
weeks' wear, just return it
and get your money.
For:sale by ESTATE JOHN HODGEFS.
Pitcher's Castorla.
New Layer Raisins, New Valinoia Raisins, New Sultan Raisins, New
Currants, New Figs, New Dates. We are opening out to -day a very fine
stook of German Chinaware for holiday presents. Cups, Saucers and Plates,
Mugs, Salads, Celery Trays, &o. Take a look at our table before you buy else-
where. We Dan give you good value for your money. Something good and
serviceable.
G4:0. '% A ' ALLOW. CLII4T9r ON -
e
FOSTER
A Suggestion •
In planning for Christmas
Boxes have you thought of a
PORTRAIT of yourself
What is there that your friends
would value so highly ?
1
(FELT BOOTS, "
SOX and RUBBERS,
OVERSHOES and RUBBERS, .
LONG RUBBER BOOTS in
Gents', Lakies' and Children's
First HOES at andass Stock ' fspeciald Close Prices. A few
below cost to clear. 5 percentlines of BOOTS and
discount for cash.
W.
Nov. 1881
Tay10 1tr=rem
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fir
Sons
CLINTON ,AND HENSALL