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1897—NEW YEAR -1897
Siegle First -Class Fare
Going Dec. 31, 1898 and Jan. 1, 1807
Returning not later than Jan 2, 117
Single First -Class Fare
and One -Third
Going Returning out ec, 30, 31, lkand later Jan. 4, 4, 18117
School 'Vacations
Single First -Class Fare and one-third
to Teachers and Students on surren-
dering standard form of school certifl-
eat e. Tickets to be issued Dec. 11 to 24
1896, inclusive, valid to return not lat-
er than Jan. 11, 181)7. Tickets can be
had at stmt ion day before date of going
and avoid the rush. Trains equipped
with finest day coaches, Pullman and
Wagner sleepers. For full particulars
apply to G.T.R. agents.
M. C. DICKSON, Dist. Pass, Agt
0. OLSON has got the premises h• reeeutly
purchased refitted, and opened out this week for
L usinees, with a full stock of
BALL
11Y, CLINTON
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The stock has teen selected with great care, and
the public may rest assured that the very beet
value in all lines will be given.
Any one purchasing this week 25 lbs Flour or
dc. worth of Rolled Oatmeal, will receive 6 lhs.of
Redpath's boat Granulated Sugar for 25e, 11 lbs
of Oatmeal for 1 bushel of oats.
Agent for Clinton Flour,
VICTORIA STREET,
CLINTON.
CIAL •.• SALE
twice too many Dress Goods, the season is well advanced,
Y..
.Qr41er to clear them out we will offer all Dress Goods this
coat and 'gimustve themewill `ell thorn.
Don't failto theyour attntion,
New Prices
Goods now 10c
lSc
22c
26c
32c
36c
4(lc
4,5c
47c
50c
55c
Oc
70c
75c
1
" '70c
" 75c
This is the happiest time in all the
year,this time more than any other,
when friend remembers friend and
shows those little kindnesses not
. generally expressed. Among
children, it ]means without doubt
the most joyous, most happy and
gladsome of all the seasons. When
Santa Claus leaves his hiding place
and spreads with such generous
hand, gifts among the little people.
It comes all back iu memory
through bygone centuries to the
time when the first Xmas ushered
into the world a New Era.
"Christmas comes but once a year," let
the glad bells ring out again
A MERRY, MERRY XMAS
ckinoon
Go,.x1
lyth
Mgrsd�. Ip Otani Ott OW 17th Met, the
wife Mr llohu 4o p of a son.
B cls. -:,-IP Seat th, on November 29,
the wife of Mr J. :siey Beattie, of a
daughter.
Au8TIN.—In Blyth, o
Mr A. Auetin (nee bile Alioe Seeley) of a
eon.
Deo. 19, the wife
HIRBe.—In Goderiob >wnahip, on Deo.
20, the wife of H. Hibbs, of a daughter.
WAYMoUTR.—in Hullett on the 21st inst.,
the wife of Mr Albert Weymouth of a
daughter.
CoNNs,,—In Clinton on Deo 20, the wife
of Mr. D. Connell, of a daughter.
MARRIED
IYIoKEE—DOUERTY.—At the residenoe of
the bride's father, Clinton, Deo. 24th, by
Rev. R. Millyard, Geo. A. McKee, Classi-
cal Master of Ridgetown Collegiate Insti-
tute, to Madge, eldest daughter of W. Doh•
erty, Esq.
ELN011D--COnRTICe.—At the residenoe of
the bride's father, on Deo. 23, by Rev. A.
K. Durkee, assisted by Rev, G. W. And-
rews, Fred J. Elford to Nellie, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr Andrew Oourtioe, all of Goderich
Township.
HODOBNG—Stevens.—In Killarney, Man.,
on Dec. 2., at the residenoe of the groom's
parents, by the Rev. H. Beaohman, Mr
James Bodgene to Miss Jane M., eldest
daughter of Mr W. Stevens of Hallett.
ELLIOTT—GRASAM.—At the residence of
the bride's mother, Parkhill, by the Rev.
R. Aylward, M. A„ on the 16th inst., H.
R. Elliott, M. D. to Eleanor M., daughter
of Mrs E. Graham.
SMITH•—SMITH.—In Lucknow on Dec 16,
by Rev. I. B. Wallwin, James Smith, of
the 6th con., to Miss V. Smith of Ripley.
WATEIN8—BROWN.—At the residence of
the bride's mother, Londesboro, on Dec.
23, by Rev J. W Andrews, Mr John W.
Watkins, of Hullett, to Miss Sarah Jane
Brown, of Londesboro.
Brener—$ABEL.—In Goderioh, on Deo.
16, by Rev. E. Becker, Frank Bishop to
Mise Mary Babel, both of Colborne.
PucasRING—BnowNLRE.—At the residence
of the bride, Clinton, on Deo. 23, by Rev.
W. 3. Ford, Richard Puckering, of Picker-
ing, to Mrs Joe. Brownlee.
—
New Furniture and
Undertaking Store
Brick Block,
Near . Fair's . Mill
Clinton
We are now prepared to show you a nice line of Furniture of every description,
Bedroom Suites from $8 up, Dininti Tables %4 and up
Rockers 90c and up, all lines of Furniture in the same
proportion. Our Suite, spring and Mattress at $12.50
Our Undertaking department is managed by Mr John Powell, Unefertaker & Embalmer
BROADFOOT, 130X & CO.
. HEADQUARTERS .
7011
Candies andNuts
A
. , ST WEEK BEFORE
`,ISTMAS FOR THE
ST SOY WOOLENS
;member we have Reduced
r Prices 20 per cent
o all Woollen Coods
Callrid our stock before
itch' ng elsewhere •
U ( Opp. Mason house
0 1 V Clinton_
We have a new and complete stock
of Xmas goods
Cutter for Sale.
Cutter, ae good as new, having only boon in ase
a short time, will be 00 d on
° I100VER.
NOTICE.
Notice le hereby given that I have disposed of
willmy bet transferred onlill, toor about ten license
let of
Janu-
ary. JOHN BELL, Loudesboro.
BOAR FOR SERVICE
tidies from 5e• per Ib. up Subscriber will keep for service at hie farII
Huron ;toad, Ooderiel> t�nwnshlp, a well-bred
Chester White Roar, of good tie>figree. Terme
8' at time of service; or $1.2, if 3bo�pk POTTER.
Goderich township Nov. 4, 1896
NUTS of all kinds.
NEW FRU yrs
(y,I'atues, 1.5c. to 50c a doz.
( Dates, Grapes
lia(nanuan, Lemons, Figs, [
ers and
ine Dishes
Are buying their
ISTMAS CHINA at
CASH GROCERY
re windows to show or goods in.
things in the Chin#t line.
1. Dinner Sete do the talking; a look at
Ou that we have the prettiest and cheap•
d Chamber Sets the:forare shown in town.
mas Presents while our stock is corn -
aside for you.
r'Clock Sets, Salad Bowls, Bread and
re, dee. we offer exceptional values.
it signs 5c per pound, Currants 5c
Nuts for 25c, 2 pounds extra good
per doz. 4 lbs Ginger Nuts for 25c
The Cash Grocery
:. ope. 23
and Table Raisins.
Xmas Cakes, 15 to 25e. a lb.•
SALESMEN WANTED.
We wont te. h loot etrr>w relishes stock
uien
sell nue choice,hardy,
1•v Huron County and vicinity. Out St free. Lib-
eral terWe to good rutin. Apply at (moo 10
t. W. URAHAM,
Elgin Nurseries, St. Thomas, Out,
GEDDES.— In Vancouver, B. C. on Dec.
8th, D. W. Geddee aged 41 years.
NELOON.—In Wingham on Deo. 3, Marl
beloved wife of J. Nelson, aged 67 years, .
months and 18 days.
MOONIE.—In London East on Dec. 11,
tire Moonie (nee Mise Minnie Sullivan) for -
merely of Tuckersmith, aged 22 years.
CARRIER,— In Grand Bend, on Dec. 9th,
Colin, second son of Rev. Mr Carrier.
A. in.w lot of PIPES, with or Wath wt Aides x111' Sheepskins
cast 0. Toon Smith's Bon Bon Crackers.
WANTED.
The highest cash price going will
be paid for (fides and Skins
at the
WEDDING CAKES are still our specialty
James 1cClachcrty, Clinton
CLINTON
Skating and Curling. Rink
FOR SAL(: ON EASY TERMS
R. IRWIN
0 Special
AN\OUCEME\T
We wish to thank you
all for the very liberal
patronage which you
ave to the late J. 3id-
lecornbe, during the last
41 years, and kindly ro-
iliest that you will ex -
end the same patronage
ex-
'.
end
UB. The principles of
3onesty and integrity on
>Vhieh this store has Well
,',he confidence of the ul)-
iic in the past, willp be
strictly adhered to in
he future.
The business will be conducted
t Inder the able management of A.
. Grigg, a practical man who has
,ad 20 years 4xperience in the
3welery bnsine96. Onr stock of
Watches, locks,
Ilewelery, 'Silverware
, $ 4nd Novelties
l ve r e, in. it may be found
n oat anifthi1(g yon may desire
goods. 0pfor gmes�nis
which at
`are as low fts possible to se
ars .1.BI r LEC01111MBE
CLINTON TANNERY,
0• S. DOAN az, SON Clinton
Attu Ague tioctueuts.
ROOM TO LET
Good large room over Baslett's Furniture store
suitable for anything. Apply to J. 0. ELLIOTT
or H. C. BARLETT.
WOOD end COAL YARD
()LINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon
Thursday, Deo. 24th, 1896.
078 a0R0
078 a0>40
0 17 a 0 18
o 25 a035
036 a 039
per cwt 2 40 a 2 50
4 0 a 475
012 a 013
012 a 0 If
700 a 7 11)
O 25 a 0 '25
01>4a020
4 00 a 4 25
025 a 025
O 30 a 0 35
O 05 a 006
O 06 a 008
O 25 a 0 40
Wheat spring
Wheat, fall
Oats,
Barley
Peas
Flour
P )rk
Butter
gggaper doz
(lay new, $6; old
Sheeepekine
Wool
No. 1 Trimmed Hides
Potatoes
i )ticks
Get>>e, per Ib
Turkeys, per Ib
Chickens —
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Cables report the English market lower
than last week, Canadian cattle bringing 4i
to 4/d, sheep Fid and American cattle 5}d
to 51d. There were 760 head of butchers'
cattle, 40 calves and 600 sheep and lambs
offered for vale at the East End Abattoir
to day. Tho butchers were out in large
numbers and trade wan brisk, with the
prices higher all round. Some butchers
maintain that the prioee of good beeves
were nearly Jiro per Ib higher than similar
cattle could be bought for two weeks ago.
Extra Christmas beeves sold at from 4 0
to 47jo per Ib and prime animals at from 210
to 30o, and the common animals at from
3,}o to 4o per Ib, with pretty good stock at
from 2o to 2io per lb. There were several
extra oalvea on the market, and Mr Boar-
seea paid $16 and 922 for two of the t est.
Common calves Gold at $3 to 87 each.
Sheep sold et fromi 24o to 84o per Ib and
Lambe at from 3io
Mr Bonraeee bough
ing at the rate of 84
WM. WHEATLEY is prepared to 011 all or-
ders tor either Coal or Wood on shot t notice.—
Orders lett at Hili & Joyner's Feed Store will be
promptly attended to.
NOTES LOST
Loot or mislaid, a couple of notes drawn in
favor of the undersigned. The public are cau-
tioned against negotiating the Ramo, as payment
thereof has been stopped. The tinter will be
rewarded on returning to EEPPLE DISNEY,
Goderiob Township
House to Let and two Houses
and 'table for Sale.
These bougies have every convenience„ one has
a furnace. They are situated on ltattenbury tit.
nearly opposite the Methodist church, Clinton,
end
wilill
besold
ldche p. pply10NEW'ERA cr
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MAIL CONTRACT
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We desire to thank our
manycustomers
for their patronage in
the past, and
wish you all a
MERRY : XMAS
Happy
AND A
ew
GILROY & WISE�I
Seven days to X
What shall I•give for Christmas is the ttuestion Whi
the present.tnoment. ('0000 ;tad oeF' ;111e s sota; er
hhably be able to settle the question very ti
unalloyed satisfaction to a gent It -twit> than a 11ee,rsch
Smoking Set, 1)reooing ('ase or sonlotlting sitttilar. P
Toilet Set, a good Hair Brush, u,nke:. a gift which an
appreciate. fancyOoir assort consists of all t
bottles and Perfumes
andbulk. Come and examine
Sea>od Tenders addressed to the Postmaster
(teneral, will be received at Ottawa until noon,
on Friday, January 22nd, 1897, for the convey-
ance of tier Majesty's Mails, on proposed con-
tracts for four years from the let of April next.
1—Between ( lioton and Railway Station 40
times per week each way.
2 -Between Londesboro and Railway Station
12 times per week each way.
Printed notices containing further Informati,m
aeto conditions of proposed cootraets may be
obtained at the Poet Miceli at Clinton and Lon
deeboro, and at this Milne,
H, (L HOPK1I 1< Poet Office lnepector
Poet Office 'inspector's Office,
Stratford, Dec, 11, 1896,
nearly 4,}o per Ib.
38 choice Iambs, pay -
0 per 100lbe for them.
Arrived t Canada.
When in newepap
nal success le ecor
world, the wbole
qui vive to learn
success of the F
St of Montrea
nets have
11A.Alptut
J. E. HO VEY.
Dispensing Chemist, - ('linto
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COMBE'S DRUG S
NOTICE T() CItl:1)1'FOits
In the es(atr of John ('nlrintr..lh, late of the
Tovtxhi)> nt (Jndrrirh, in 1h• Coun'y rf
Iluron, (I(,'(r.e,l.
Nntlee IR I. r,•hy given, purouant to Section 36,
11.18 O., (;baiter I lu, ihat all creditors andl"thers
having claims against the estate of tin Raid de
ceased, who died on or about the 30th day or
August, 1896. at the Township of Morris, ('.runty
of Heron, are hereby required to deliver or sorrel
by poet prepaid, to John Colclnugh, Clinton 1'.
0., Ontario, on or before the 2.4th da) of Jan.
next, the names, adrireaoee and dr, erlpt.,one and
tall part:edare ottheir altime duly verified. and
the nature of the seourlt oe Of any> held by there
and the executors will, on and atter the 25th day
of January next. proceed to distribute the emote
of the eaid state among the parties, entitled
thereto, having regardonlyto the claims of which
they have then notice, and the said executors
tate orid en-
anythe l!part thereof so dlstrlbiable for the (Insets of ntede pto any
portion of whose claims they have not notice at
the time of such distribution.
MARY M. COLt'LOU1011, Blyth pyxeen'e
JOS.() )LCL,O(JOH, (base line) Clinton
Dated at Clinton, the 25th day of Dec., 1896.
oirolea any phenome-
in any part of the
paper prase ie •n he
w it wee de.
ly Herald and
so enormous thi
ived 111
eh the Fek
comp
is Our highest price; it hays I he ht"t. Mottle of Xmas perfu
store, 2.5c buys our cheapest Xnuts perfume.
Sachet Powder in hulk at. 20c at; ounce.
We are centrally located.
"' W (We are accurate.
m' - = I V'i'e are prompt— no long delttys.
5. - \Ve are cautious.
— We are old and tried—reliable. kl
= "";:f; We are neat and scrupulously clean in prescript inn department,,;,
We can interest you in prices for drugs. OuHut Water Bottle and Fount
r s,,
Syringe, $1.14).
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ASSUREDLY IT PAYS TO
The Canada Business College
CHATHAM, ONT.
Ie still tenable to meet the demands made upon
it for Stenographers, Bookkeepers and Teacher»
for other colleges.
Lon Brownlee, of Luo ,has secured the poste
tion of Stenographer h Royal Manufacturing
Co., Detroit Micb,
Alice M. 14ft1rdook, oaition of Stenograph
with a large publish , owe, same city,
The Berne p.sition. rationed last week still
eat, in unfit d. ave no students to fill
We wish our friends
and patrons
MERRY
ANI) A
Happy & Prosp
NEW YE