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We have all the latest Novelties4n .our.line1 v<oneieti lg of
es'Iong Watch Gu, ards trOnt )M0e to .$7
de Combs. um:; -Sterling Silver for . . , . , , . 35c a pair.
k Conies in Sterling. Silver.far 5Oe, and in Tortoise
. Beantiml"Sterling Silver mopnted Soap boxes for
Watches, ••Clocks,Silverware and Jewelery, low prices
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SPECTACLES FITTED BY AN EXPERT ¥, P.
B. E TJ M BA L L
►4t:Ounaker, Jeweler, &c., TelephoneEgchange
e Y Pine Expectorant
WILL CURE COUGHS AND COLDS
can honestly recommend it as one of the best cough mixtures.
Of the many who have tried it, not one complained tows of its not
;•being good, Our -customers 'are asking already for the same kind
as they got.last season. Try lt, 25c a bottle.
°UAL VALUES in 25c, 40c, 50c and 75c Hair Brushes
J. E. HOVEY.
Dispensing Chemist, - Clinton.
fur 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
article you know what it means:—that the article has merit. We recommend
rnbe's Sarsaparilla, Combe's Condition Powders
uoinbe's Headache Powders Castle's Black Powders
Combe's Iron Blood Pills Combe's Baking Powder
Combe's Pure Cream Tartar.
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For sale by WM. TAYLOR & SONS, Clinton.
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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
Come 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 Suitings,
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Staple Goods,
Dress Goods, Millinery
Having bought a very large stock of Ladies' J'rackets,
we have still on hand a good supply, which we are
selling at half price. We are selling
BOO'B'S A,\ -D SHOTS
At less than wholesale prices. A fair supply still left.
Come and seo the bargains that are waiting for yOu.
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MQ1 T1WAL LIVE STOOK MARKETS
Thera were about 450 head of hitchers' cattle,
40 calves, and 150 sheep and lambs Offered for.
sale at the East End Abbattoir. The butchers.
were out in bnelderable numbers and there
was an active demand with higher prices for
anything really good in the beef. veal or mut-
ton animals, but rho common and inferior .oat-
tle are still a drug on the market and bring low
prices. Good cattle were scarce, some of the
butchers maintaining that there Were no really
good beeves on the market; a few head were
sold at about 31c per Ib and some more at about
310 do. but seareoly 50 head in all were sold, at
from 2to to 21e per lb, and the lower beasts
brought lees than 20 per lb. Good calves were
demand and sold up to 40 per lb, but there
ware several "bobs" which sold at from 210 per
lb. All the good large Cheep were bought up
for shipment to Britain at about 3to per lb, and
the good lambs sold readily at about 310 do„
while the common Iambs sold at about 3o per lb.
Fat hogs are very numerous and Bell atabout 4o
per lb.
BORN
DONALDSON,—In Stanley on the 2nd inst.,
the wife of Mr Chas. Donaldson of a sou.
WPLLLS.—In Huilett, on Nov. 3rd, the wife of
Mr Jas. Wells of a daughter.
COATES. 'In Constance on Nov. 2nd, the
wife of Mr Albert Coates, of a daughter.
BOWLES.—In Wingham, on the and inst.,
the wife of Mr Ed. Bowles, tanner, of a daugh-
te
KERNEY.—In Wingham, on Oct. 30th, the
wife of Mr Frank H. Kerney, of a eon.
MARRIED
BRANNAN—TWAMLEY.—On the 30th ult.,
at the residence of the bride's father, by the
Rev. R. H. Hall, Mr James Brannan, to Miss
Lucinda
yy Twarnley, daughter of Mr George
TPANNIbBAEER FRO0SS.—At the residence
of the bride'simother, on the 6th inst., by Rev.
E. Olivant, Mr John Pannebaker to Miss Min-
nie, youngest daughter of Mrs W. Ross, all of
Colborne.
PORTER—CANTELON.—In Clinton, on the
11th inst., by Rev. W. J. Ford, Mr Porter of
Medicine Hat, Man., to Mrs Alice Cantelon, of
Clinton.
SWEET—PRIOR—At the residence of the
bride's parents Exeter, on the 12th inst., by
Rev. J. Ball, of Atwood, Mr Robert Sweet, of
Dunville, formerly of Exeter to Miss Elizabeth,
eldest daughter o1 Mr Thos. Prior,
DIED.
TAYLOR.—In Exeter, on Nov. let, Thomas
Taylor aged 86 yeaars.
TAYLOR—In
yyEueter, on the 7th inst., John
Taylor,SRBY 4In Goderioh, ears days. the 16th inst..
Jane Postlewaite, wife of Mr J. R. Sowerby,
aged 26 years and 6 months.
MILLER—At St. Helens, on the llth inst.,
Richard K. Miller, aged 37 years.
SALE REGISTER.
Farm stook, etc. of Mr John Weston lot 34,
con. 5 Goderioh Township, on Wednesday,
Nov. 2l. D. Dickinson, Anot.
Residence of Dr Appleton Ontario St. Clin-
ton, on Saturday, Nov. 23. D. Dickinson, Auc-
tioneer.
Farm,being lot 34, let con.. H.R.S. Tucker.
smith, 00 acree, belonging to C. Carter's estate
Clinton, on Saturday, Nov. 23.—T. Carling,auot
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Durham Cow for Sale
For sale a splendid thoro-bred Durham cow,
registered; dark red, 7 years old; expected to
calve in a couple of months. — R. ADAMS
Londesboro,
FARM FOR SALE
That fine farm of 127 aures, being lot 16, let
eon., of Hallett, 21 miles from Clinton. If not
previously sold will be offered byy�publio auction
in Clinton, on Saturday,Nov. Y0. Fur portion -
lora apply to W. SMITHSON.
STRAY STEER
Came into subscribers premises, lot 87, eon. 14
Goderioh township, some time in August, a red
and white spotted yearling steer. The owner is
hereby notified to prove pr pay chargee
and take it away.—JOS. IZZARI):
STRAY HEIFER
Came intous bsoribers premises, lot 86, eon. 9
Goderioh township. on about July let, a red and
2 yr old heifer. The owner is hereby noti-
fied to prove property, pay charges and take it
away.—FRED FORD.
Chattel mortgage Sale of the
farm stock of John Weston, lot
34, con. 5, Goderioh township,
at 1 p. m., on Wednesday, Nov.
20th.—D. Dickinson, Auct.
Well Bred Sheep for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale 4 pair of aged Shrop•
shire ewes, in lamb bred to aged Shropshire
ram; also five pair of ewe lambs. These. are all
well bred, and are sold to make room for other
stook. Also a thoro bred Durham ball, nearly a
year old, winner of the first prize at three riding
shows, and a number of the branch shows. Will
bo sold on reasonable torme.—W. SNELL, Clin-
ton.
AUCTION SALE
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VALUABLE RES IDENCE
IN CLINTON,
There will bo sold by public auction, by D.
Dickinson, on
Saturday, November, 23rd, 1896
at 2 p• m., at
The Rattenbury House Clinton,
The reetdenoe of Dr Appletor, on Ontario St.,
nearly opposite the Cbnrch of England grounds,
comprising parts of lots 3 and 4, Ontario Street,
ulinton.
There is a snbstantaai dwelling house oft the
promises, containing 6 rooms downstairs and 3
upstairs, besides kitchen and summer kitchen;
there 1. also a good cellar with water•lime
floor. Hard and soft water. ThereIsala° a large
frame stable and driving barn.
TERMS—Ten per cent of the purchase money
on day of sale; balance in 30 days thereafter,
without interest, or one-third of the purchase
money may remain [for a term of years on the
promisee at 6 per cent interest. The vendor re
ervas the right to make one bid at the sale.
Immediate possession can bo given.
Further terms and partionlare made known at
the sale or upon application to the undersigned
DDICKINSON, JA1IES SCOTT
Aucti•.neer. Ho'icit'r for Vendor,
Thanksgiving Excursions
.'s7JJ/�i*v '�1iGG
Single Fare to all poi. ts.
Tickote at the above rate will bo issued to all
stations on the 20th and 21st, good to return up
80 Nov. 21st. For tlokots qnd all information
(applly+•►t0 {�
r JAC SON.,
TOWN AGT. Gt,'1'. • , OLINTON.
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We have about Ro ends of Bea i u1 Dress Goods,
fors and double',rangingin prices fold, f
eo p � ro 3c to
*1,25, lengths from 24 to 7 yards. The t d.
se �''q ad's
wi11 .go at halfprice.
We have some ofthe Boys'Overcoats lel, about 14
or 15, all sizes, colors and makes, splendid goods 'but
broken quantities. These two days halt price.
We have severalbroken lots of Ladies' Fur Sets in.
Beaver, Cooney, Oppossum, Raccoon, Lamb, Green-
land Seal; all with Muff and StormCollar. Thesetwo
days only, quarter off.
We have a pile of broken quantities of Men's Suit s
good all wool Tweeds, different sizes, but not a full
range of any one lot. These two days quarter off
3 ends heavy Canton Flannel, regular 8c goods, for
5c. these two days.
6 or 7 ends heavy dou weed Dress Goods,
regular 25c and 30c goods. These two days 15c
15 or 20 ends Prints, fast colors, 8c and 10c. goods, 50
2 or 3 half pieces Toweling, regular 5c for 3c.
8 or.9 ends Carpets, for these two days; quarter off.
CILROT & WISEMA1 ”, Clinton
FOR SALE
The cottage on Orange St„ recently improved
by the undersigned. Cellar, bard and soft water,
plenty of room for small family. Terms reason-
able. W. O. SEARLE.
Tam worth Boar for Service.
Subscriber keeps for service, at his premises.
lot 31, 6th eon., of Buffett. a thorobred regi.•
tered Tamworth Boar. Terms, $1 at time of
service, with privilege of retnrnin 11 neoesarryy,
$1.25 if booked. W. J. MOBRIEN. Hulled
Valuable Farm for Sale.
Valuable farm for sale one mile from Holmes -
villa, containing 80 acres with large orchard,
frame house and barn. Also a 6 year old mare,
good Iare appto
MBS driver. For
SPARLINO, particulars
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STRAY STEER
Came on the premises about a week ago a red
steer, supposed to be two years old, lately de -
horned: The owner oan have it by proving pro-
perty and paying charges, and take It away. —
MRS WILLIAM STIRLING, lot 23, con. 6, Gode-
rioh township, Porter's Hill.
Dress and Mantle Making.
The undersigned wish to inform the ladies of
Clinton and vicinitythat they are prepared to do
first-class dress and mantle malting at moderate
prices. Shop two doors west of H. Hale's office.
MISSES A. and E. FOTHERGILL, Huroo street,
Clinton. p
TAM WORTH BOAR
I will keep for use this season a thorotred
Registered Tamworth Boar, Prince, No. 186.
This breed is conaideed tog be the acme of per -
Notion for °hipping, paokmg and profit. Terms
$1. 0• HOARE. pl o
TEACHER WANTED.
Teacher wanted holding Second or Third Claes
Certificate, to teach in Porter a Hill School, Sec-
tion No 5, Goderioh Township. Duties to com-
mence on Jan. 1st, 1896. Personal application
with testimonials preferred. Applications will
be received up to Nov. 29. JOHN TORRANCE,
Seo.-Treas., Porters Hill P. O.
CAUTION
Notice is hereby given that Sarah Tufts, my
wife, having left my home and ceased to live
with me, of her own accord. I will not be respon-
sible for any debts contracted by her, and psire
has no authority to pledge my oredit on any so -
mount whatever. R. J. TUFTS, Bolgrave, Ont
Dated this 29th October, 1895.
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
Subscriber offers for sale his farm of 188 acres,
being lot 11, Maitland con., Colborne, about 105
acres cleared, all fit for cultivation; balance
hardwood bush. Frame dwelling hots$., good
bank barn,driving house and other outbuildings.
Good spring In nearly every Meld. Bearing or-
chard of 2 acres. School house on the farm Will
be sold on reasonable terms.
MICHABL SCHWANZ, Benmaller P. 0.
Improved Yorkshire Boar for
Service.
Subscriber has just purchased an improved
registered Yorkshire Boar, from the well-known
breeder, Joseph Featherston, of Streotsville
which will be kept for service at his promisee
Base Line Buffett. Terme, $1 at time of service,
with privilege of returning. JOHN GOVIER,
Auburn.
BLYTH MONTHLY FAIR
Remember the dates of the Blyth Monthly
Fair for the sale of Horses, Cattle, &o.—
Nov. 12, Dec. 10, Jan. 14,
Feb. 11, March 10, . April 7.
This is acknowledged to be the leading fair
in the county. Come and gee
B. HERRINGTON, C. HAMILTON,
Seo-Treas President
AUCTION SALE
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CHOICE' FARM LOT
NEAR CLINTON
Tho Executors of the late Charles Carter will of
fer for saloon
SATURDAY, NOV. 28rd, 1895,
At 2 p.m.
at Rattonbury'e Hotel, in Clinton, that valaatlo
Farm Lot, No. 84 in the First Concession, Huron
Road Tuokoremith. The lot comprises 100 acres,
loss tiro track of tbo G,T,Railway, whiob aroma
it, giving two good fences with convohiont roil•
way crossing. The soil is first class and nnAx-
haustod; all but eight some cleared and in good
eenditton. Outside fences goad. No buildings.
The Bayfleld River crosses the roar of the lot,
which is well nutted for either a grain or grazing
farm. About two miler) from (Minton station and
one mild from Stapleton Salt Works. The sellers
TERMS -10 per cent cash on day of sale; ono•
wird cf, roma Oder In 80' dare balance may, it
1895 -New Fruits- 1895
Currants, Apricots
Peaches, Figs
Dates, : Almonds,
Filberts and
Will it interest you to
know that you can, when
you buy from me, get the
best cleaned Currants
and Raisins at the rice
Walnuts.. of uncleaned fruit
RAISINS . •
Valencia Sultans,
London Layers,
Imported Cabinets,
Lemon, Orange.,*
Citron Peel, C & B
FRUITS—Special drives for Cash or Trade
6 pounds New Raisins 25c 6 pounds New Patras Currants for 25c
6 pounds good Rice 25c 6 pounds Cooking Figs 25c
SUGARS—The third car Redpath's, Montreal, to hand
22 pounds extra Standard Granulated, 81 28 lbs Light Coffee for $1
26 pounds Bright Coffee, $1
TEAS—Extraordinary values in Japans, Blacks . .
Green from 10 cents up Chinese MiXture 20c a pound or 6lbs for $1
CROCKERY ---Direct importations from England and Germany of China
Crockery and Glassware. Special bargains in Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets
suitable for Christmas and wedding presents.
CASH FOR BUTTER AND EGGS
J. W. Irwin, Grocer_
MACKAY BLOCK, • - - - CLINTON.
And Now it's Clothin
We have given our Ready made Cloth-
ing a complete overhauling, and find
some broken lots and odd sizes that
must be cleared out. Note the prices
and c ome and see the goods
Lot No I-16 Youth's O'coats
some with capes and some with-
out. Sizes 23 to 28; prices $8 to $4,
now offered for $2.
Lot 2-30 Boys' Overcoats,
sizes 29 to 35, worth $5 to $8; your
choice for $4. Give the boys a
chance.
Lot 3-5 only Men's Black
Worsted Overcoats . .
Sizes 37, 38, 39; worth $8 to $10.
Your choice for $6.
Lot 4— 4 only, Men's Tweed
Ulsters, Large Collar,
Heavy lining. Sizes 87, 38, 1'!,
Regular price $10, will be sold at $6,
Lot 5-5 Men's Tweed Over-
coats. Sizes 86, 38, 39. Your pick
for 38.1
Loth --14 Men's Tweed Suits
Sizes 36 to 42. Prices 86 to $8.—
Your choice now for $4.
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Lot 7-18 Child's Suits . .
Sizes 23 to 27, worth $8 to $4. It's
worth remembering that these
goods can't be repeated. In order
to• give all our customers a fair
chance we will not place the goods
on sale until Monday morning, the
18th inst.
And Here's
Another Snap.
20 prs. Men's long telt Boots
Sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, worth $2.25 to
$2.75. Monday next $1.50 a pip',.
12 prs. Men's long felt Grain
Regular price $3; Monday, $2
Men's One Buckle Heavy
Rubber—$1.
1 Gross Gillet's Pepper Boat
Blue --
Regular price 10c, our price 2c.
Raisins -28 pounds $1
'Sugar—
We have still a few barrels Granu-
lated Sugar. Best quality at 241b3
for $1.
30 pounds Yellow sugar $1
We sell Pratt's Astral Coal 011—no
smoke—no smell—bright light.
reserve one bad at the sale. OUI1V[ETTE,
third
desire°, tenitin ori mortgage. or
fur e p r y ,
th r a timilars apply to R Rureronn Ext. ,t
otltor dr to H. Bann, cut, or to the auction-
serf
notion. The dash Dealer,Londesboro
eer4, M. CAnrnto, •
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