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Wo »ave;'all the latest Novelties in our line, consisting of
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Ladies'' hong Watch Guards from $0c to $7
Side ,Cnmksin Sterling Silver for 35e a pair
. Raek Combs . in Sterling Silver for 50c, and in Tortoise
Shell, -,s *audio' Sterling Silver mounted Soap Boxes for
$I.; ` Wate'lies, Clocks,Silvcrtvare and Jewelery, low prices
SPECTACLES FITTED BY AN EXPERT M. D.
J. 13. RUMBALL
Watchmaker, Jeweler, 8&c.; TelephoneExchange
White Pine Expectorant
WILL ,CURE COUGHS AND COLDS
We can honestly recommend it as one of the best cough mixtures.
Of the many who have tried it, not one complained to us of its not
being good. Our customers are asking already for the same kind
as they got last season, Try It, 25c a bottle.
Sm''ECIAL VALUES in 25c, 40c, 50c and 75e Hair Brushes
J. E. HOVEY.
Dispensing Chemist, - Clinton.
Our Goods are Reliable !
Our Stock the Largest in this section.
We have been in business in Clinton now 35 years, and when we recommend an
artiole you know what it means:—that the article has merit. We recommend
otit t. t sV°•etlli
aeaaou, realising.trrlall,Pogo# • of 11100.000.
A, number Qf O14n14dian horses wars sal •
yesterday in London. The prices realm
were not is good all erpectad,
0,1)lsen,a Norwegian settler in Manitoba
will Shortly return to bis 'native 'land for
the purpose of bringing out a large, party to.
Canada. •
Mr Herbert Morrie, of Niagara Falls,
shot 'and seriously wounded .himself
' because he failed: to pass a dental
examination.
It is rumored that the Dominion Govern-
ment intends putting two hundred thesis-
and dollars in the next estidiates for a new
Custom lioase in Ottawa,
J, A. Martin, of Fort Erie, Ont., was
sandbagged in Buffalo on Tuesday night.
It is supposed that he was attacked by rob-
bers, who were frightened away4befozo
they had robbed him,
Mre Andrew Foley, of Bedford Mille,
Ont., while filling a lighted lamp was bad-
ly burned, owing to the oil catching fire,,
setting her clothing in a blaze. `:.'here are
little hopes of her recovery,
Two Toronto young ladies the Misses
Jenkinson, who reside with an aunt of the
same name at 90 MoKil1 street, are claim-
ants to a very large estate in the old
country, the share which they are to get
being planed at the enormous figures of
10,00o,000.
The noh-talked-of wedding of Miss
Cgttonsuelo Vanderbilt and the Duke of
Marlboro took place. on Wednesday in
St. Thomas' church, New York. The
hour set for the beginning of the cere-
mony was 12' o'clock. At that hour
the church was thronged with the
representatives of New York's smart-
est society, gathered to witness the
ceremony. The church was georgeously
decorated for the occasion, the floral
display, being without doubt the moat
lavish that New York has ever known.
From 10.15 o'clock carriage after car-
riage rolled up, their occupants quick-
ly passing into the church. As the
hour for the ceremony` drew nearer,
the crowd became larger. The steps
of houses and sidewalks up and down
the avenue were jammed until it was
almost impossible forrthe pedestrian to
obtain a passage through the crowd.
Traffic on Fifth avenue was practically
at a standstill before noon. The bride
gets 615,000,000 as her wedding portion.
Combe's Sarsaparilla, Combe's Condition Powders
Combe's Headache Powders Castle's Black Powders
Combe's Iron Blood Pills Combe's Baking Powder
Combe's Pure Cream Tartar.
JAMES H. COMBE'S
The Shoe
That Cripples.
The shoe that deforms is the shoe that
hurts. Bandage your head unevenly as
you do your feet, and soon you wouldn't
know the difference between the shoe
that cripples and
Th : Slater Shoe.
Ah I there's the shoe for yonr money.
$3.00 per pair for the best shaped men' 9
footwear in Canada. Made with tk a (Geo. T. Slater& Sona, Montreal.)
`Goodyear Welt, of finest imported calfskin. Black or tan—six
shapes—all sizes—any width.
Five Dollars worth cf Comfort—Free!
Wit's very Po.l.r of TT_-=� SgOEw._
SZND FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET FREE. 24
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For sale by WM. TAYLOR & SONS, Clinton.
Don'trifr
elay'
The bargains won't always last, time is pass-
ing; we have a little less than two months
more before our lease of store expires
Lome and get your share of the profits we
are giving away. This is an opportunity
you should not miss for getting good goods
at less than cost price. Some lines are al-
ready sold out, in others we are fully assort-
ed. We have a large stock of
. Tweeds and Suiting's,
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Staple Goods,
Dress Goods, Millinery
Having bought a very large stock of Ladies' Jackets,
we have still on hand a good supply, which we are
selling at half price. We are selling
MOOTS .®.1\7'1) 81-10M8
At less than wholesale prices. A fair supply still left,.
Come and see the bargains that are waiting for you.
PLUMSTEBL GIBBINGS
few dna tt einento.
STRAY STEER
Came on the premises about a week ago a rod
steer, supposed to be two years old, lately de -
horned. The owner oan have it by proving pro.
MQR8y and paying ohRsrges, and take it 6, wGyd-
.rich township, Porter's Hill.
Valuable Farm for Salo.
Valuable farm for sale one mile from Holmes-
ville, containing 80 acre., with large orchard,
frame house and barn. Also a 6 year old mare,
good driver. For further particulars apply to
MRS ELIZA SPARLING, Ciihton. pim
Dress and Mantle Making.
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The undersigned wish to inform the ladies of
Clinton and vicinity that they are prepared to do
first-class dress and mantle making at moderate
prices. Shop two doors west of H. Hale's office.
MISSES A. and E. FOTHERCILL, Huron street,
Clinton. p
TAM WORTH BOAR
I will keep for use this season a thorobred
Registered Tamworth Boar, Prince, No. 188.
This breed is consideed toil be the acme of per-
fection for shipping, packing and profit. Terms
81 C. HOARE, pim
STRAY DOG.
Strayed from the residence of Mr John Avery,
London road, a gray collie bitch, wearing a col-
lar with owners name on. Finder will be Suit-
ably rewarded. Any person harbouring the
same is liable to prosecution. -JOHN AVERY,
London Road.
TEACHER WANTED.
Teacher wanted holdingSecond or Third Class
Certificate, to teach in orter's Hill School, Sec-
tion No 6, Goderich Township. Duties to com-
mence on Jan. 1st, 1896. Personal
with testimonials preferred. Applioations will
be received up to Nov. 29. JOHN TORRANCE,
Sec.-Treas., Porters Hill P. O.
CAUTION
Notice is hereby given that Sarah Tufts, my
wife, having left my home and ceased to live
with me, of her own accord. I will not' be respon-
sible for any debts contracted by her, and she
has no authority topledge my oredit on any .a
count whatever. 11. J. TUFTS, Belgrave, 001
Dated this 2911,1 October, 1895.
BLYTH MTHLY AIR
Remember the dates of the Blyth Monthly
Fair for the sale of Horses, Cattle, &o. --
1%1 qv. 12, Dee. 10, Jan. 14,
Feb. 11, March 10, April 7.
This is aoknowledged to be the leading fair
in the county. Come and see ,
8. HERRINGTON, C. HAMILTON,
Seo -Tres. President
Chattel Mortgage Sale
OF'
Farm Stock and Implements
The farm stook of Messrs John and Robert
Leech will be .sold by Public Auction, on
the premises,
LOT 12th, CON. 13, M.B., HULLETT,
at 1 p.m.,
e haril0 BOYS OVERCOATS, all., sizes acid 001 -
ors, broken , quantities, prices Which were from 37.50
to :34.50 Half price for these days only
We have, 18 MEN'S SUITS, odd sizes and broken, lQt$
but all good .sizes from 36 to' 44, mixed colors and
patterns. These go at quarter of these two days ,only
We have 15 ends of TWEED DRESS GOODS, douN.
ble fold, good colors and patterns. Some contain one
dress, others two and three dresses, all broken lots
and lengths, regular price 25c, 30e and 35c, all at 15c
these two days only.
Vire have 5 half rolls heavy twill back Canton Flannel
to give almost away. Regular 8c goods; the 2 days 5e
We have 30 ends Prints, all colors and patterns, good
washing patterns and colors, vu ell worth 1Oc on any
counter. We offer them all at 5c thesetwo days only
We have 5 half pieces good Linen Toweling, regular
6c goods. We offer them these two days at 3c.
CILROT & 'W'ISEMAN, Clinton
On MONDAY, llth of NOV.
Tssire–All sums of 55 and under, cash;
over that 11 months' credit on furnishing
approved joint notes.
D. DICKINSON, Aact.
TOWN
CLINTON.N L r NOV 1. .
THE CELEBRATED
GUY BROS.
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon
Thursday, Nov. 7, 1895.
Wheat, spring 0 66 a 0
Wheat, fall 0 66 a 0
Oats, .. 0 22 a 0
Barley 0 30 a 0
Peas 0 48 a 0
Floor per owt 1 75 a 1
Pork 5 50 a 5
Butter ° 0 15 a 0
Eggs per doz 0 13 a 0
Potatoes.. 0 20 a 0
•Hay, New and Old 12 03 a14
Sheeepskins
No. 1 Trimmed Hides
Tomatoes, per basket
Chickens
Ducks
Geese
Turkeys, per pound
68
68
24
40
50
90
50
16
14
25
00
025 a 030
400 a 425
O 15 a 015
O 25 a 035
025 a 036
O 40 a 050
006 a 007
MONTREAL LIVE STOOK MARKETS
MINSTRELS
25 ARTISTS. Entire new show this
season. The Guy pros. have spared.
no expense in securing tins very luAt talent
in the bowlegs. Entiize Change of program
All new people, with the best Band and Or-
chestra ever here. Seethe big street parade
at noon. Seats on safe et JACKSON Bnos
store.
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There worn about 600 head of butchers' cattle,
120 calves and 700 sheep and lambs offered for
sale at the East End Abbattoir to -day. The
butchers were present in large numbers, but
seemingly they were lase on business bent than
to enjoy the balmy air bfa November morning.
Only good cattle were in demand and they
brought fully as much as on last Thursday,
while all other kinds were decidedly weaker.
A dew of the best cattle were sold at from S3 to
31e per ib, and a pair of choice steers were sold
at 33c per lb. The prevailing prices of pretty
good cattle were about 8o per lb, and of com-
mon stock from 2c to 2110 per lb, while the leaner
beasts broughtlrom lie to lie per Ib. It is pro-
bable that a large number will not be sold.
Calves were rather plentiful and lower in price,
selling at from tie to 346 per lb. Shippers are
paying from 3e to no per Ib for good large
sheep; good lambs bring about ate per lb; and
others sell at about 3o per Ib. Fat hogs are less
plentiful than they have been of late and sell at
from 4c to 41c per lb.
We will send the NEW ERA, and
weekly Globe, from now to 31st Dec.,
1898, for $1.40 cash.
, CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
Subscriber offers for sale his farm of 188 acres
being lot 11, Maitland oon., Colborne, about 105r
lI acres cleared, all fit for cultivation; balance
$1140 1 1 1 I hardwood bush. Frame dwelling hoofs good
bank barn,driving house and other outbuildings.
We will send the NEW ERA and week- Good spring in nearly every Wield. Bearing or-
ly Globe from now to Dec. 31st, 1806, chard of a acres. School house on the farm Will
for $1.40 cash. be sold on reasonable terms.
MICHAEL SCHWANZ, Benmiller P. 0.
FOR SALE
The Cottage on Orange St., recently improved
by the undersigned. Cellar, bard and soft water,
plenty of room for small family . Terme reason-
able. W. C. SEARLE.
Tamworth Boar for Sex vice.
Subscriber keeps for service, at his premises
lot 31, 0th con., of Hullett. a thorobred regis-
tered Tamworth Boar. Terms, $1 at time of
service, with privilege of returning if necesary,
$1.25 if booked. W. J. McBRI1,'N. Hullett
BORN
SCOTT. -In Clinton, on Nov. 1st, the wife of
Mr James Scott, barrister, of a son.
CRICH-In Tuckeramith on Oct. 28th, the
wife of Mr Herbert Crich, of a son.
LAUTENSLAYER-In Hullett, on the 2nd
Inst., the wife of Mr B. Lautenslayer, of a
daughter. .
MANNING -At Woodstock, on the 5th inst.,
the wife of Mr John Manning, formerly of Clin
ton, of a son.
HOUSTON. -In Tuokersmlth on October 27,
the wife of MB Samuel G. Houston, of a daugh-
ter.
GRAY. -In Exeter North, on Oct. 22nd, the
wife of Mr Samuel Gray, of a son.
BROWN. -In Wingham, on October 25, Mrs
. Brown, of a son.
ELLIOTT.-In Turnberry, on October 22, Mrs
Wm. Elliott, of a son.
KERNEY.-In Wingham, on October 30, Mrs
Frank H. Kerney, of a son.
MARRIED
THOMPSON-GALLANGHER-On the 6th
inet., at Lake Charles Louisana, J. Stewart
Thompson, (son of Mr .fames Thompson, Bay
field,) to Miss Marie Gallangber. •
LAITHWAITE-WILLIAMS-At the resi-
dence of the bride's father, Maitland con. on
the 6th NAL, by the Rev. J. F. Parke. Mr deo.
Laithwaito, to Miss M. F., second daughter
of Mr Chas. Williams.
RANN-HASTINGS.-In Turnborry, on the
23rd cot., by the Rev James Hamilton. R.. J.
Rann, of Wroxoter, to Mary Hastings, of Turn -
berry.
BENNETT-BLACK. - At the manic', on
Wednesday. Oct. 30th, by the Rev D. Perris, Mr
Wm. Bennett, to Miss Margaret E. Black, both
of East Wawanosh. -
DIED.
AITCHISON.-In Hullett on October 30th,
John Aitchison. eldest son of Mr Wm. Altohi-
son, aged 24 years and 11 months.
McMANNUS,-In Wingh4im, on Oct. 31. Mar-
tha James, beloved wife of Tedrow MoMannus,
aged 58 years, 10 months.
JOHNSTON. - In Goderioh Township, on
Wednesday.Oct. 30 Jane Mcllwaine, relict of
the late John Johnston, aged 72 years.
MoDONALD.-In Godorich, on Oct. 29th,
Catherine McDonald, aged 100 years.
BAINES.-In Morris, on October 28th James
Baines, aged 66 years, 6 months, and 23 'days.
ELLIS.-In Eaet Wawanosh, on Oct. 30, Ann
relict of the lata Jason Ellis, aged 67 years and
10 months.
HASLAM.-Accidently shot at Devil's Lake,
North Dakota, on November 2nd, W. A. Has-
lam, son of W. A. Haslam, of Belgrave. aged 31
years, 0 tnonths, 141days.
SALE REGISTER.
Farfn stock and implements of R. & J. Leech,
-•liot,12, Con. 13, Hullett, on Monday, Nov. 11.
.4216 Digkiu8on, Auctioneer.
Fatmn of the lato D. Molvor Stanley. at Cook's
hotel, V;arn Wednesday, Nov. 13. D. Dickin-
son, Auctioneer.
Rtigidence of Dr Appleton Ontario St. Clin-
108
, oon Saturday, Nov. 23. b. Dickinson, Auo- ••
tionllor. •
Farm, being lot 34, ist coil.. H.R S. Tneker-
emith,300 acres, belonging to C. Carton's estate I
Clinton, oh Sattticlay, Nov. 23.-T, Carling,aue
AUCTION SALE
ov
CHOICE FARM LOT
NEAR CLINTON
The Executors of the late Charles Curter will of
ter for Bale on ,
SATURDAY, NOV. 23rd, 1895,
at 2 p.m.
at Rattenbnry's Hotel, in Clinton, that valuatle
Farm Lot, No. 34 in the First Concession, Huron
Road, Tuokeremith. The lot comprises 100 aures,
less toe track of the G.T.Railway, which Drosses
it, giving two good fences, with convenient rail-
way crossing. The soil is first class and uney.
boosted; 811 but eight acres cleared and inood
condition. Outside fences good. No building•.
The Bayfield River crosses the rear of the lot,
which ie well suited for either a grain or grazing
farm. About two miles from Clinton etation,and
one mile from Stapleton Salt Works. The millers
reserve one bid at the sale.
TERMS -10 per cent cash on day of sale; one-
third
no-third of remainder in 30 days; balance may if
purchaser desires, remain on mortgage. For
inrthor particulars apply to R. RANsvoaD, Exe-
cutor, or to H. H&Ln, Agent, or to the auction-
eer, T. N. CARLING.
Improved Yorkshire Boar for
Service.
Subscriber has just purchased an improved
registered Yorkshire Boar, from the well-known
breeder, Joseph Featherston, of Streetsville
which will be kept for service at his promisee
Base Line, Hullett. Terms, $1 at time of service,
with privilege of returning. JOHN GOVIER,
Auburn.
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Farni Property
- IN TnIC'- ,,.
Township of Stanley.
Under instructions front the Trusts Corpora-
tion of Ontario the administrators of the estate
of Alexander McIver, deceased, there will be
offered for sale, by public auction by David
Dickinson, auctioneer, at Cook's Hotel, in the
Village of Varna, at the hour of 3 p. en
WEDNESDAY, 13TH DAY OF NOVEM-
BER, 1895, the following freehold property sit-
uate in the Township of Stanley, in the County
of Huron, and being lot 16, con. 8, of the said
Township of Stanley, containing by admea-
surement 100 acres of land.
Tho above described property is situated in
ono of the best farming districts in the Pro-
vince of Ontario, and is said to have thereon 40
acres of good bush, to have the balance cleared
and to be good farming soil.
The property will be sold subject to a reserve
bid fixed by the official guardian.
Ten per cent of the purchase money to be
paid at time of sale and the balance to the Ven-
dors within 30 days thereafter.
Further and other terms and conditions Of
sale or
known at the time of
sale will be made
upon application to the below named solicitor,
The Trusts Corporation of Ontario by JAMES
McBRIDE, room 44, Janes Brook, 75 Young
St., Toronto, their Solicitor herein.
Toronto, Oct. 12th, 1895
SAVE MONEY
And increase your bank account by buying your goods from
a store where all goods are bought wnd sold for hard CASH.
Read these prices. During our sixteen years experience as
retail storekeepers, we have never known goods to be offered
at such low prices as we quote today. All our goods are
fresh and new. Satisfaction guaranteed. Your money back
if you want it. Here's the bill of fare for next week:
Rich Brown Sugar, dry as dust, 30 pounds for $1
Extra Standard Granulated Sugar, 24 pounds for $1
Our celebrated 25c Japan Tea, "Pure and Sweet," 5 lbs$1
Canned Tomatoes, Corn and Peas 8 cts a tin
Royal Yeast, large box, ;new shape 7 cents
Silver Gloss Starch, ..8 cents Corn Starch 8 cents
° British Columbia Salmon—Red 10 cents
Biscuits, 1 lb box 8 cents, 3 pound box 20 cents
Extracts, guaranteed pure 8 cents a bottle
Raisins, best select fruit, large and clean 7cts a pound
Figs—good quality—new, fresh and juicy 5 cts a pound
Pearl Tapioca 5c Sago Sete
Sulphur 5c Epsom Salta Scts
Improved Globe Washboards 15 cents
This is a good time for you to buy Crockery—Prices are
leaning your way.
White Granite Cups and Saucers, heavy, 80c, worth $1 a dozen
English China Cups and Saucers, gilt sprig and band $1.10
Semi Porcelain Cups and Saucers, large size, printed ....$1 doz
English White Granite Tea Sett, 44 preces....51.85 worth $2.50
English Printed Tea Sett, 44 pieces 52.40 worth3.00
English Dec'd Semi Porcelain TeaSets,44 pieces$2.75 worth $3.25
French China Tea Sett,:44 pieces $4.75 worth 56.00
French China Tea Sett, 44 pieces $6.50 worth 68.00
TOILET SETTS—Good shapes, good colors. A new line—live
pieces in the sett; colors—Brown, Blue and Maroon, for 51.60.
White' Granite, 8 pieces, $2. Decorated—Gilt Band, 10 pieces $4
We will continue list of special prices next week. Keep an
eye on our newspaper space—you will see many lines on
which you can save money.
L. OiTIMETTE.
T>t Cash Dealer, Londesbore.
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