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Fie holiday season 4s . over,
we still have an nU a
sortnient o beaut ful . oods
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.orated Briar Hit
SOT COAL
eager fuel than wood. Try it
ew Store.
ld Stand
AILAND BROS. Brick Block
We start this week the cheapest Bale in our history.
� • We quote a few. Aintree to diaw *Mt we moan business.
e . it's ' 25o Boys' Ta]fo
g ots $1 20 lbs White Sugar 51
. l7; .'i .,..25o. ' Boys' libber Socks ..51.25 25 lbs Brown Sugar $1
25c Men's O>mhoss ' 750 f Scrubbing Braehee..:.100
• re < . ,25o Women's Overshoes ....500 •• 8 calfs beet Salmon ....25c
Men's • s , ..25o Girl's Overshoes 50o 10 lbs Oatmeal 25o
t't ' Mee Telt eltiterg ..500 Trunks half price. 31be Port Barley 10o
's Boots .......750 2 bottles Pioklse 25o 5 pings loo Chewing. ...25c
Women's Boots .- .50o 4 pke Cornstarch 25o 3 Brooms 25o
Boys' Boote .. 60o 2 lbs 20o Japan Tea . • .253 5 Bare Toilet Soap 10o
'=#irl'e Boots.......; 50o 61bs_25o Repan Tea, ... $1 61be Starch 25o
• MenniLongFelbBoote 51.25 4 plugsMoDonaldTobacitif5- 100 Baking Fowder - ----5o
Men's lin ber .Boots~..52
We will Pe y--19‘.• for Butter. 17e for Eggs. 13c for Lard
JE$P & MCELROY
Dealers in Boots,•Shoos, Tranke, Rubbers Oversboes,'Crockery, Glassware, &o
- Opposite Queen's Hotel, BLYTH.
1110110141011 SALE
OP—
Yaluable 1142 31. LANDS
IN T1In TOW *BEYP OP T170EtiRS1i1Te.
and b vLeae of tits Ds
hblis M slim
Dav1dI)teiMwlaar, AaIM�Daee
SATURDAY, /rill;
]loofa¢ �rspgrsy `via:
13a1idi lot lfo."16, Sri
Landon Rood fiervsy. In
ltihs0�ty
iota ereMate4�oitetiw►,
�e�+ofl id terl�ei.ss sad
Wept f aeieer. When
TElY,RifL- +renyneaNit actin
day of eels, and the
ereafter.dtbontwR,R�i, sew
o�thtede (Abbe as P� cent
aa>llteox,
etreiton,er.
Vendor."Under The Ofre or' lees.
Vier" Inama
with Intehat. persists,downendowapart was inorleage mut to on other terms Belioitora.
po., You VVarit
A. WAN() ?
AN ORGAN ?
A PIANO .STOOL ott DRAPE ?
MUflIO BOX
THE. LATEST SONG?
THE LATEST .SHEEP xusio
If qbu do it.will pity you to order
ttlrough. •
GI% MOON, Clinton
The Oliltton Music Dealer.
8PEGIAL Reduced
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ROtill f Trip Retell to
PAWLS Ota it Pointe
onost4otwora(i.'L':lt.er rORObI TO,
t3. P. 1t, returning him routs.
. lylw eirti Price $1,051.50
$.100ew it ova Ire seared and tali inforrnatioti
auppliel by
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE on To LET
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Lots. a sweeeping. cuts all Tong
line
The stock has to be cleared out of al�r'�
goods daring this month, as our�p
Goods are now coming ' in
The prices -quoted will be sure tolease you, so nc
your opportunity.
GILROY ac wis:
CLINTON
SHINGLES FOargR SALE
ShoreCedar Shinglnow
s a1 o linestock
Columbia aoRed
Cedar Shingles on hand at each of the following
himself orthethopartiees may n procured Belgraye,either from
graWm.
Wattled;
or' from D. Robert Moilveen,Stanleyy'•, sta-
tionend
Londeeboro, from himself. W.S. WEITLEY.
110138111 AND LOT FOR SALE. I .
You eon bay a bens and Lot in the finest
'part Wan apply b0 w W. ARKAN. Poe full par.
001FIA,oilk TO RENT.
Vie eom,fonable scutageon Baron street, at
proment 000apied byXr Thomas liurob to offered
to t. it eontaear every a000mmaiation for
,dinory4eeaily, with_ ggood stable and garden.
Applyto 1RTLLIAM ROBINSON.
GOOD AMISH fro RENT \
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Aspiendi4atortf aad-o haifdwellh�housetole
beautifullyetinaIM on Huron street, linton, late
1y o,esoled by tier ILItumbali containing aocom-
e fodation for good•e►aed family. Hard and sof*
water. • hoed gardeawith bearing orchard. Th
house is on send stone foundation and cellar
Bent reasonable: Apply to MRS B. RD118
or at NNW RRA Moe.
PAESI FOR SALE. ,
Good farm ofMMOacrea within 15 ranee ofBl
40 scree cleared, for S ,LF Myth, J. B. t,•
• DRESS MAKING.
The undersigned is ilrepared to do all kind, of
Dress Making at her home Victoria St. $atiw
faction guaranteed. MISS BARGE. Clinton
WOOD 1l'OR SALE
Subrerlber hes for isle a nantity of 8hot1
wood: Green or Dry, and will deliver it to an
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of the townMmder, a.liOtoPriii.eee reasonable, 1011n
BttLL FOR SERVICir ..
flabeeriber keepe for service at his premises
Sullen, a aret..laes Durham Bali. Terme, 51 a
time of e,rde, with privilege of returning if no
oeseary. BEINar FREEMAN.
xOi'i'ICE.
The public are hereby cautioned item renew
ing guy timber or *noveising 00 West hill•
Lot 11, eon. $ Bellett, without permits/oil of
the owner. Vier ve farm is for We or to
Bent. Pofprston yen it twee. Plowing 00 it
Is au done. BHW GINN, Proprt
WSW irev HER SHOP 1
LOADI IIQRO.. •
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The` under�goned has opened out a Bute
Shop and 0111" keep all frith meats in e60r00;
andwiil re114116 Same ***heap es the cheapest.
They intend to deliver in the aurrodiding, wen -
try either by wieners or half tonere .
JOS, TRW1LBY f 8024:`
McKILLOP, I148171/1tiiCE CO.
Thi anaail meeting of the members of iii,
1t. IIlopIttittita Fire Inearanoe DOMINI 111
be held in ICI Halt, Seaturth, on
PR DA
JAN. isih, 1804, it 1 e,olock p. M. 'f0+r ahs lir.
pts, of 610034 direbttora reoei,ilig the direst•
repnrtr rand the irinsastiou of other breathes.
1).11026, Prsa. . W.J. 14HANNON, 8.51.
BOARS FOR manta E.
The u ed ]tzar for retries a th
Re
hill
athot�obred Tetewcath•
hie prehlisse. e, oesWU bred ki�.+a, Ha11Nt. '1'bi.
T�O55 tier B.rkehirs atria $1.1et ' ddb
risk awotIS •11 et eerriee.
beeate �• fru
Aa a
Polar d China Boar .fOr '.Service.
Eintcriber keeps for service . a thore.bred
(registered) Poland China boar. Terme g1 at
time of service, with the privilege
ofreturning,
TncI,no,QOo
Terrace, IondoradClinton.
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Jan. litii,1894.
Wheat fall • 057a060
Oats
Barley
Peas
Floor per bol
Butter
Chickens per pair
7Lggiper doz
Potatoes
O80a081
a. 085 a 040
050a052
a 400
O 18_a 0 20
025,085
O 16 a 018
O 85 a 040
500a700
MARRIED. _�.
PATTSBeoN—Mmnas.-At Exeter, on the
10th inst., by the Rev. J. S. Henderson, Mr
Robt. Patterson, jr., of Heneall, to 'Miss
Mary Miller, daughter of Mr David Miller,
V. B., formerly of Hawaii.
IlLute ni—BLasn.--At the residence of
the bride's gather, Colborne, on the 10th
inst., by the Rev. A. Thibedean, Mr T. F.
Marquis, of Suspension Bridge, N. Y.,
(formerly of Godenob Township): to Dose
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liarsha, fourth daughter of• Mr.W. Blake.
Pmt.sn—aulfars.—M the residence' of
the bride's father, lith con., GaLrioh
Township, on the loth inst., by the Rev. E.
A. Fears fr Win Pickard, of Hohoeaville,
to Miss Minnie A., daughter of Mr Eby
Bombed',
Ssawear—F;inas.—At the reeidenee of I
the bride's fatheer,6loderiob,on Wennesday, I R
Jan. 10, by 'Rev. J. I, Howell, M. A.,
Angus John Stewart. of Souris, Man., 0.
P. B. Station Agent, to Mise May Florenoe
Fisher, daughter of E. Fisher, Esq.
MAcensac T—llvvasetw n.—On D • 26,
at Orangeville, by the Rev. Donald se-
kentie, R..1)., Norman Maemnreh , . A.,
Science Master Collingwood Collegiate
Institute, and reeentl of Goderioh, to
Kate, eldestdanghter.o! Alexander Sneer -
land, governor of the jail. •
Ku,u e—Bo.n.—At the, reeidenoe of the
bride's nnole, Hay, on the 8rd inst., by
Rev. F. Swann, Mr Henry Hading, of In•
nerklp, to Mies Lydia Bneh, of Greenway.
McQasstaMoKev.—At the residenoe of
FOSTER
H N d Old the bride's parents, "Hedgerow Place",
a ' New
fan.
$id N �1 trimmed 8 00 q 400 Hickson, Ont., on Deo. 27th,AbF'Rev'J:'D
Cbiokeno per pair 0 80 a 0 40 Ferguson, William McQueen, B..A.,.for-
Geste eaoh 0 40 a 060 merly of Bruoefteld now of Brookville, to
Turkeys per lb 0 08 a 0 09 Mies Lillie 0., second daughter 0! Mr D.W.
Dn ksPeYpair 0 50 a 0 75 MoXay.
Pork . 6 00 a 6 00 slurs—Mslgz1ss.—At the residence of
the bride% brother, on the 2nd inst., by
Rev. P. Musgrave, Mr James Smith, to
Mies Mary Menzieg, both of MoEillop.
DIED.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS
There was about 5110 head of butchers
cattle, 40 calve, and 100 mutton oriftore
offered at the Hatt End Abattoir on- Mon.
day. The butohers• were present in cone
siderable number, but the class of cattle
did not snit them, as there were. no really
prime baevea on the market, and minpar-
atively few prettygood animals, while
common and inferior beasbe were plenty*
fol enough. The best cattle sold at about
4o. per lb, rough and half -fatted beasts at
from 30 tot}, and the leaner beef' critters
at from 2o to 2io per 1b.' b lot o!eight
lean cows and a hard looking small ball
wets sold at 20 per Ib. They weighed/00
lbs. Good olive* are in demand, but the
Webers dont seem OD oars at the "bob"
vends. Prices -ranged front 52 .td $10.;
Goad iambs sell it to per lb, and the *ere
at from 3o to n0 per lb. Eat hogs are sat
and sell at. front no to 51 per
111'
win
' - I1r orrttb, on Dao. 806h, the
Mr Um* Morris, of twin*, son and
..-I*i tui oh 'ownship, 16t1t
I/1 5th lila., fire wife 'of Mrr R.
a t dailghtsi .
bdB!4�lo1din d, b*s 3. G. bnt
chis.
I1n TuokerI ith, on the., 98th
e wife of M Herbert Crich, of a
—In(�Anion, . the 8thyInit., the
. 8. Hollies, -' t G, T. r f, of;s
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Hezair.—In Liverpool, ling., on the 12th
December, Mr George Baby, father of Mr
Robert.Baxby, of Staforth, aged 70 years.
Oteux.—In Egmondyille, on the 36th
Deo„ Mr Hugh Clark, aged 89 years.
,A roxerroie.--In ' Stratford, on the 4th
inbt., Jamas Armstrong, formerly of Ttiok-
riniith, aged 73ysa�ri';
1`l Gkldetioh on the 29th Deo.,
James D. Frazer* son of the late UMW M.
Fraser; &god 7 years and 2 months.
llllurtroif,--In Goderiok township, on'
28th Deo., Alex. Hamilton, aged 79 years.
Buwlowe.--bi Sbeppsrdton, on 29thrteo.,
George Barrow*, ar., aged 74 seen.
Sanividier'41t Goderiolyon Deo.3Oth, W.
H. Sedwidk, in the 78 year of his age.
Wzu.wis. tn Goderioll township, on,
6th Inst., Catharine William*, relict of the,
late 0. White Williau l,. 87 Year* and I
6 menthe.
' Hjwu rolt.- At Godsriob, on din. Bib
Margaret, •wit. of Hugh'iamulton, mid
years.
MAcCAtionsli.--.Ab Goderioh, on Jan , 11,
Edgar MaoCaughan, aged 6ayear* a . , 9
months.
'LAzrolr.—In•Taokeiremith, on.the• Oth
instr, Prune's L4y7bon, aged'44 years d 6
monilia. Funeral on Saturday,' it 2. p.
in. to Turner's oemetry. •
SALO REGISTER.
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Leave your'. or , 'r
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to's sou, intea dr*e
to pour
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This is a month of special ' activity all through thi3" store
S Shoppers: understand that bargains await •them
. matter whether they come—and we sell goods so
;f times at a loss rather than have them grow old o
bands. Spring goods will soon, be marching in, a
t all winter' goods we bid a, fond adieu.
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We arenow 'sellling our best Frieze StornfiCo
Silk mixed 14in g, silk sewn at $11, theynwerews
$10 Ulster and Cape Coats for $7.50. A few
Overcoats, Men's ,Sizes. tha
last years � Tweed .fly's �
were $6 to $8, Clearing at $8•
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run wasin Marmot, . Wallaby, Wombat Caor
at late in the season prices.
Ill S f S-A fe'w in Gray and Black
sum wilt be sold tat Clearing pacer .
Of
WoolAll".Tweeds at e. to 37 cents a
a
We are cleating up 'some lines of Boots and Shoes and bn
are picking them up rapidly. One lot Ladies' Button':,
laced, were 0.0.25, $1.50 and $2; your choice for, $1. ,
Laced Boots, were $1.50, $1.75 and $2; your choice for
Come in awl •Wee what we are doing. Raying Aad. Walling tor Cash
enables' no t0 quote plot that keep vie buffy. Ito dull days here.
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Horses, owns,boggy and horn , pro...
rty Of m Hill, at the
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