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JEWEL,
BARGAIN
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We oareY a: roll line of: Steri.
ing Silver Novelties, enitable
for preaaentg or for general
use, Prieee within every-
body'sroatyh., We also make
a epeoielty of Engraving on
all goods bought here, with-
out ext}'►. oharge.. If you
want anything inFilvorware,
Plated Goode, or Solid Gold
at the lowest p tea thot can,
be quoted, ca at Rums
baii'o Jew y Store.
All Repairs ipft"" t4,, our charge
promptly attended to,
H. HEWITT,,
Manager
FRED. RUMSALL,
Proprietor
i/p ioId .,
The TFme
It Required Nerve It Required Money
To place this stere in the poeitlon it now occupies. ,The extensive additions
and interear.irttleroyemente make it one of the largest and best appointed
stores in the County of Huron to -day, end, with the Additional room, we
oerried•a larger and more varied stock of geode them we could do -at any
other time. Our new Millinery and Mantle ebowroom ie large, airy and
well lighted, and,under the, able management of Mies Toddoursales in this
department are rapidly increasing, We find it pays to have a firet-class up-
tb-date milliner. l.` Io hat or bonnet is allowed to leave this department
except it ie trimmed in the latest style and becoming . tc the wearer, ' Our
Mantle department le now the centre of attraction; yon will admire the
many new and sttlien eonceite,to be found in the mantlee we are showing.
Here are two specials reoeived,this week, bought below the regular prices
Ladies' Jaokete, Webby in style, made of good Beaver cloth, double
breasted, velvet Dollar, new shade blue, myrtle and black.... 5.00
Ladies' Jaokete, onrl cloth., double breasted, trimmed' with braid,
velvet collar, very nobby, in blaok and colors 0.50
Oar trade in Ladies' Furs eolipseeiiny former season We buy direct from.
the manufacturers for spot cash and get the inside traok eyery time.
Ladies' Astrachan Jaokete in fine glossy Curl, lined with quilted satin,in
long, medium and short lengths at $25, $28, $32, $35 and.... 40,00
Blank Monatain Bear oape,opposeum oollar,good lining,vory stylish .8..10
Ladies' Fur lined Capes in fine heavy cloth, lined with squirr-el,trimmed
with blank oppossnm, very epeeist 17.75
We have opened up something new this week for wrappers in fine
Australian flannels, in pretty floral designs, at 12t
Don't spend one dollar in clothing till you see our new stook of Sborey's
Ready-to-wear Clothing.
McKinnon & Co., Blyth
100r akar t totmeni « '
:oikTumf,
dome into eubseriber'e premises, and con.
Of 8tanley,, some 'time during the fall, two,
yee4ling heifers red and, White, The owner
la hereby notified to' prey() property} pa'
obargee and take them EMS''JoHN I. SCOTP.
• STRAY IAMBS.
Came into snbsoriber's premises, lot 12, eon.
3, Co b2rne. about the middle of Oetober,teree
spring Iambs. The owner is hereby notified
to provej.property, pay charges and take them
away.' PRANK NAEGLE, ilenminer P. O.
7Vleetictg of Ilurou County
Council. .
sir Geo' Baden-Powell, M, I?., who who
a Boring -8ea. oQp) uissioner in 1$81 and
.British member of the joint committee Mll:
Washington in 18112, is dead,
••SERVANT WANTEE).
Wanted,eneral servant. ,Apply to MRS,
JOHN JACKSON, Rattonbury 8t.
General Servant Waited
Aood general servant wanted at once.
Appy at this office.
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The council of the Corporation of the Couu-
ty of Huron will meet in the Domicil chamber
in the town of Goderioh, on Tuesday, the 6th
day of December next, at 3 o'clock p m.
Dated Nov. 21, I898. W. LANE, Clerk.•
HUULLETT TAXES.
The ratepayers of Hullett are hereby notified
that taxes may be paid to the collector at any
of the following placesi-Londesboro, Nov. 30
and Deo. 14 • Clinton Deo. 9; Kinburn, Dec.
12 ; Auburn, Deo. 19. Five per cent. additional
added to taxes not ppaid'by the 14th of Dee.
ROBi'. SMITH, Collector.
STRAY GALE
Strayed from subscriber's premises, lot 19,
Huron road Goderioh township` some time
during the fall, one red yearling heifer. Any-
one returning the same, or giving information
as to its whereabouts will be suitably re-
warded.
BENJ. PACKWOOD, Goderioh P.O.
POULTRYWANTED.
At $4.95, Men's Frieze: 'elders
Lining and high storm collar, regular
at $4.95.
Men's English, Beaver Overcoat, .e
quality Italian linings, velvet collar, are
lar $10 at $8.50.
• Boys' Ulsters, extra heavy, sizes 2
28, at $2.25.
hderwear
Persons having poultry' for sale will find a
ready market for the same, at the highest cath
prices, at the IMPERIAL :u. at Market, Clinton.
CASE .& CO.
J. SCRUTON. Mann er.
STRAY CALVES.
Came into subscriber's premises, lot 77,Mait-
land non., about the lst of Juno, two yearling
calves, One red, the other gray. The owner is
hereby notified to prove property, pay charges
and take them away.
ALEX.BADOUR
1' OR SALE.
The undersigne1 has for sale on his premises.
lot 27, con, 1, Stanley (Lend -,n Road) a litter of
pure-bred Durno Jersey pigs.
C. AVERY.
STRAY HElFEII
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Strayed from the premises of R. Chambers,
Taylor's Corner, Goderioh township a heifer
coning two years old, yellowish color, split in
right ear. Anv person returning same or giv-
ing notice wi4 be suitably rewarded.
RICHARD CHAMBERS,
Goderieh P. O.
Hub Grocery
If your are oarxying one of our watches
you can uphold the time and be sure
it is correct. Our watohee are fully
guaranteed to -be just as we represent
them. They are, manufactured by the
Waltham and Elgin watch oampaniee,
whose reputation is world-wide. In
price they are reasonable.
Onr facilities for repairing watches are
the best.
A. 3. GRIGG
Successor to J. Biddleoombe,
CLINTON.
New Select Raisins
New Filietra Currants
New Jupiter Vostizga Currants
New Figs
Fresh Spices
We have our new
Fruit in if yon --
want .to make
that Xmas cake.
New Lemon Peel
New Orange Peel
New Citron Peel
New Almonds
New Filberts
Fresh Oanned Goods New Walnuts
Fresh Corn, Peas, Tomatoes and Balthon •
All of the above at lowest figures, ooneidering quality.
11:4 -EO SWALLOW, - Clinton
Who will it be ?
For every dash pueohase amounting to one dollar you are entitled, to ohoose your
candidate in the approaching election for the House of Commons, and guess the number
of votes he will poll in West Huron. We offer a beautiful dinner set of 97 pieces, value
$10, to the person who can name the suooessfnl candidate and guess the nearest to the
number of votes polled for him in the riding. This competition closes at 5 o'olook p.m.
on eleotion day. The official return° will deoide. The set of dishes are on exhibition in
our north window.
etiWeNew Fruit, Raisins, Choice Blue Fruit Selected Valencia, Sultana,Extra Cleaned
Currants, Figs, Dates, eto., new Nuts, Filbert, Almonds and Walnate, Cross (Si Blaok-
well's Peels, Lemon, Orange and Citron, Pure Spines and Flavoring Extracts, Finest
Teas and Fragrant Coffees.
Butter and eggs taken as Dash. Call and get your Holiday Supplies.
N.ROBSON'S CASH GROCERY
'cscript/on
Are yen overworked" nd tired out, or is a disagreeable cough wearing on your
system's Here.ie a plesoriptionwhioh is designed for all such cases—Emul-
sion Cod Liver Oil, withulypop bosphites. But you want an em-
ulsion that you can depend on, let ne make it fresh for you, then you oan
depend.on it. Our own Emulsion contains a full fifty per cent of pare Norway
Cod Liver Oil combined with . Hypophosphites and Glycerine. It is easily
assimilated and pleasant to take. The greatest difference between our own
Emulsion and others is the price. Proprietory Emaleion sells at $1, our own
sells at 50o per pint.
J. E. ROVEY. Dispensing Chemist, Clinton
STRAY PIGS.
Strayed from subscriber's premises, lot 28,
5th con. of Hnllott two sows, one white, the
other ,a tamworth with black spots ; they
would weigh from about 250 to 300 lbs. Anyone
returning them or giving information as to
their whereabouts, will be suitably rewarde9.
THOS. ARCHER,
Clinton P. 0,
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Weare still 'Selling out and reducing our stock gradu-
ally, and for the f Next two or three weeks we want to clear
out a large stock of
Tweed,: Su .tzngs,
QvercoaV igs, M'
• Ready-made Clothing,
Shirts, Drawers,
• Hosiery, &es
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'Wo -have; t. pretty fisc( stock yet in these lines. We will sell
you Tweeds by the yard or naakeethem up in good style.
Mi'.4bert"Downs is our tailor, and he makes good -fits
evo;' tome. Come and see what we have. See our Tweeds
t 2 s ,pit ill ;Surprise you. All our other stock sold at
eieeki
ras 6f. Sts plc Goods, suitable for winter use,
t: ': i . t come and` buy from the undersigned. -
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NOTICE..
The tannery of 0. S. Doan & Son being burn
down last spring, they decided not to build a
present, but have gone into the hide business
and have put up a stone hide house on the old
tannery property, where they are prepared to
Pay the Highest Cash Price for
Hides, Calf Skins, Horse Hides,
Sheep Skins and Tallow.
We will give the farmers more tor their hides
Bnd skins thanthey can got anywhere else.
ring your hides and Skins right to the store-
house.
O.S. Doan it Son.
POPULAR CONCERT COURSE
TOWN HALL.
5 People's Star Series
Entertainments 5
Admission Only $1 for Entire Course.
DEC. 23rd—Edward P. Elliott, of New York,
Impereorlator and Monologue Entertainer
JAN. 18th—Harvard Male Quartette Club,
of Boston, recognized as the leading male
quartette of America.
FEB. 2lat—Fadette's Ladles' Orchestra, of
Boston. (See June number of Success
Magazine for description,)
MARCR lath—Morgan Wood, the Talmage of
Detroit.
Subscribers' List now open at
Jackson Bros.
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Nov. 24th, 1898,
Wheat ......
0 70 a
Oats _L, .. 0 25 a'
Field Barley 0 40 a
Peas 0 50 a
Flour per owl .... 2 00 a
Butter.... , 0 12,} a
Eggs per doz 0 14 a
Hay new $4 old 6 00 a
Sheepskins 0 40 a
No. 1 Green Hides 0 06 a
Potatoes.... 0 45 a
Pork, live - 4 00 a
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0 71
0 45
0 56
2 25
0 18
0 15
0 55
0 076
0
45
00
MONTREAL LIVE moot MARr.ETB.
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Montreal, Nov. 21."—`hero wore "about
600 head of butohere' battle, 80 calves and
800 sharp and lambs offered for sale at the
east' end abattoir to -day. The bntohers
were out strong, and there was an active
dentaltid for . anything pretty, good In the
bear department, but the thin cattle were
rather, nninerot and aontinne to bring low
prices. Ifricoil were decidedly bigh8r'than
on last week's'n'arkete for anything
rately good: •The beau cattle acid at . about.
4}o, per viand et this, but they were not of
. extra quality. Pretty good aniwalaaold at
free" Bible 4o, and the ooiinnlon dry oowa
ana thrifty young }Hoek at from 2 o to. 8o,
While the leaner boaota brought srbont .2o
per lb. Calves sold, 'at from .'$2.50 to $9
each, or trete' Bo to this" per lb. Ship'
were paying free" Bo -to 0: o per ib far
large sheep. Letil'ba Meld at from
4 per lb. rat 'loge (tontinne to
pa$ 4o per ib Off the caro.
Tenders for Supplies, 1890.
The undersigned will receive tenders for
supplies up to noon on Monday. Dec, 5, 1598,
for the supply of butchers' meat, butter, dairy
and creamery, giving price of each, flour,oat-
meal, potatoes, cordwood, etc., for the foow-
ing institutions during the year 1.8tH), viz :—
At the Asylum for the Insane in Toronto,
London, Kingston, Hamilton, Mimico, Brock-
ville and Orillia; the Central Prison and Mer-
cer Reformatory, Toronto ; the Reformatory
for Boys Penetanguishene' the Institutions
for the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville, and the
Blind, at Brantford.
Two suffi, ient sureties will be required for
the due fulfilment of each oontreat.
Specifications and forms of tender can only
be had by making application to the Bursars
of the respective institutions.
N. B. -Tenders are not required for the sup-
ply of meat to the Asylum in Toronto, Lon-
don, Kingston, Hamilton and Mimico, nor to
the Central Prison and Mercer Reformatory,
Toronto.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
Newspapers inserting this advertisement
without authority from the department will
not be paid for it.
(Signed) R. Christie T. F. Chamberlin, James
Noxell, Inspectors of Prleen aand PublicChari-
ties, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, Nov. 21,
1898.
Mrs Alfred Markel, a Deseronto widow,
aged 45 years, was drowned at the Bay of
Quinte depot in that towc. The body was
recovered shortly after the accident.
A body, supposed to be that of young
Leduc, the deck hand drowned off the barge
Melrose at Nicholson's Island a month ago,
has been washed ashore near Point Peter
lighthouse.
Isadore Bacon, who was arrested at Mon-
treal for drunkenness, got into a fight in
the police cells with some other prisoners,
and received such injuries that he died in
a few hours.
Sale Register
Farm stock of Mrs W. Townsend, lot 10,
Bayfield Line, Goderich township, on Nov. 29.
E. Bossenbery, Auet.
BORN.
SNELL-At the parsonage, Staffordville, on
Oct. 24 the wife of Rev. B. Snell, of a daugh-
ter. [Mr Snell is a brother of Mrs C, Hoare.}
MCBAIN-At the parsonage, Ridgeway, on
Oct. 11, the wife of Rev. J. H. MoBain, of a
daughter. [Mr MoBain is well known at
Londesboro.]
SMALL, -In Wingham, on Nov. 14, the wife
of D. Small, of a son.
KINGSTON -Ip Seaforth on Nov. 7, the wife
of J, A. Hingston, formerly of Brussels. of a
daughter.
WEISHAR.-In Brussels, on Nov. 11, the wife
of Philip Weishar, teacher, of a daughter.
COOK- KERR—Amt the ,residence -of the
bride's parents near Nile, on Nov. 23, by Rev.
Mr Hall, D. C. Crook, of Clinton. to°Mise Aggie,
daughter of S. Kerr.
PARSONS -ABBOTT - At the residence of
Samuel Davis, on Nov. 8, by the Rev. S. Salton
W. J. Parsons to Miss Sadie, daughter of Jas.
Abbott, of Kincardine, formerly of 'Centralia•
FARR-KELLY-At the R.C. church Myth,on Nov. 22 by Rev. Father McEwen M. FaFarr,
of Saltford, to Mies Annie Kelly, of i3lyth.
SINCLAIR-BELL--At the residence of the
bride's father, London road, Taokeremith, on
Nov. 23, by Rev, S. Acheson, W. Sinclair to
Mise Aggie, daughter of A. Bell, all of
Tnckeremith.
MAKINS-POTTER - At the residence of
the bride's sister. Holnieeville on Nov. 22 by
Rev. G. W. Andrews, George Makins, of Nor-
wioh, to Miss Alice Potter.
DURNIN-GAUNT-At the Manse, Wing -
ham, on Nov. 16 by Rev. D. Perrie, Samuel
Darnin to Miss Catherine Gaunt, both of West
Wawanosh.
JAMIESON-CANTLON - At the residence
of the bride's uncle Mr Wm. Denbo, Brus-
eels, onNov.16, by the Rev: S. J. Allin, '
17Joseph
Jamieson, of Tackersmith, to Miss Sarah G.
Caution' of Brnsee_ Is.
DT!$D.
YOUNG -In McKillop, on Nov. 6, Mrs Thos.
Young, aged 36 years.
CARMICHAEL-In Seaforth, on Nov. 13th,
Robt. Carmichael, aged 81 years, 11 months.
LITTLE -In Seaforth on Nov. 15, Elizabeth
Willison wife of Matthew Little, aged 69
years and 8 mon'.•hs.
CARTER -At Wingham, on Nov. 19, John
Carter, in his 69th year, for many years an
employee on the G.T.R.
HUDIE-In Goderioh township, on Nov. 18,
Mary Ann Hudio, reliot of the late William
Hudie, aged 84 years,
RM -In Goderioh, on Nov, 19, John Reid,
aged 66 years. '
Property for Sale or to Get
Men's extra heavy fleeced, lined Sh ,
and Drawers, regular 90c for 75.e. •
Ladies' Vests
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All -wool, in 3 sizes, with Drawers
match, regular 65e for 50c.
Hose No. 86, Mary St., will be sold cheap or
let to a good tenant This house has been
thoroughly repaired, has seven rooms, stone
cellar,„ hard and soft water,newly painted and
papered. and bas a small stable and good or-
chard. Apply to PETER STRAITH, No. 60,
King St., Clinton
THOROBRED STOCK.
JOHN WISEM.A:
CLINTON
For sale, a thoro-bred Durham Bull, of good
pedigree.
Also. kept for service, a thoro-bred Yorkshire
Boar, which took 1st prize at Clinton show.
For sale, 12 stock pigs, about three months
old.
JOHN STANBLRY,
Londpn Road.
FURNITUR
H. C. BARLETT.
We are pleased to state that our trade has been increasing right along, and the:.
goods we are offering are of the latest design and up -to date. We have now a';
large stook of Furniture on hand for our spring trade, which we are offering at.;,
remarkably low prices. If you want a Bedroom Suite or a Parlor Suite 0'
Couches or Lounges, we can sell them cheaper than any other firm in this Coan
ty. Kindly come and see cur stook before you buy elsewhere.
hristmas
akes .
at different prices according to
qnality. Now is the time to order
your Xmas Cakes, for, as you are
aware, trait Oakes are better with
age. We have already got orders
for quite a number of Christmas
Oakes, as we have in. the new peels,
nuts, eto. We have a fresh and
tasty stook of .. .
Confectionery and
Seasonable Fruits.
Nice Malaga Grapes, Oranges,
Lemons and Bananas.
Oysters in Bulk.
Bread Pastry &'Wedding Cakes
A Specialty.
Onr Christmas Confectionery and Fruit
will be in shortly.
Jas. McClacherty,
Novelty Bakery and Restaurant
Telephone No. 1.
Picture framing, Upholstering and Furniture Repairing neat}
and Cheaply done.
Our Undertaking Department
Is complete and up-to-date, and the cheapest and best attendance. Hearse
and outfit, there is no better in this part of the country.
H. C. BARLETT, - CIinton
P. S.—Night and Sunday coils at residence on Huron St., opposite Baptist Church
THE TWO A.. J -'S'
Have you New
a boy who will fit a good Fall Goods
Suit at a price like this :
Soaps Buyers
Great
.Bargains
in Fall Boots
to those who need good arti-
cles at low prices. Only a few
sizes left in the following:
Boys' Long Boots . .90
Boys' Overshoes - .50
Men's Long Felt Boots 1.00
Men's Heavy Rubbers -
(for socks) - .90
Several great values in
Felt Lined, Klondike, and
Rubber Boots,and in all winter
footwear. Call and secure
them before they are all gone.
e2 50 Suite $1 50
2 75 1 75
3 25 2 25
4 50 " 3 25
5 50 3 75
6 50 4 50
J. TWITCHELL
VICTORIA BLOCK
Every day a bargain day.
feed it,ttg hili " bargain"
day to buyata fair price if yen
twat' "Shier ell'lioiea."
.... proportion of
lc� and , pip&t, unl-
fatei sat
Net ti ppay-40adut PrieottO
waitow..,' ateody;, .` alb
- - money btalndaboveboard,
cit We.
*hoboi
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There are only a few left, just two or three
of each, so if you want one come. right in
at once.
A. J. HOLLOWAY, Clinton.
We have just passed into etooktile r'`
very latest styles in Hate and,Capa. an
We make a specialty in thie"line
are prepared to show you the ;halo':';?
value in the trade.. a
WATERPROOF COAT.: are las { ;,
what you want for the fall tarps
We are showing•a large assortment'
ranging in price from $2 up.
IN TIES we have all thelatest patterns;;;;
Inspection invited. -
A. J. MORRISH. Clinton:
R Secret a=
VIIIK,We are often asked how it is that we can sell goods
reliable goods—at the very moderate prices we do, but it i8-`'
an open secret. We watch the market closely. We boxy for:.
cash and in large quantities—two great big advantages to start`'{
with. Then we sell for cash, and our expenses -are low, An-
other big advantage. A very simple secret after all.
Dress Goods
Onr special offering of Fancy Dress
Goods at reduced prides has had the effect
of olearing out several•lines, but we have
still some very desirable patterns at prices
that will induce you to buy'1! yon will only
take the trouble of examining them,
See oar Blaok Serge Dress Goods at 25o.
It is one of our many trade winners.
A Great Towel Event
15 Dozen Pure Linen Towels, the kind
that are sold in all stores at 25o a pair,and
are good value at that. A fortunate pur-
chase enables us to sell this lot at 15 a pair
Frieze Ulsters
"Where others patch trout is a good place
to fish," Scores of shrewd, careful buyers
have bought. Meters here this fall. If you
want one and see the superior goods we are
offering and the low prices we aro salting,
you'll buy too. •
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WHLPS • .
We show a complete range of
driving lwhips in. Rattan, Raw-
hide and Whalebone. Everhip
bears the battle of Morgan;Bros.,.
Monition, which is a guarantee
'of quality. Prices 10o, ISO. 250,
50o, 75o, $1, $1,25, $1.50, 42r'.,
Bring ue'yottr tett.00tttti't
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The Cup that cheers •
We have always made a epeoial o Teas.
We try to give customers the very beat ten'
value that oan be had. We sell .Salado,,
which bas many friends. We self" Grund'
Mognl, Knrma, and'Ram lal, all of twbiolt
give fairly good satisfaction. - Tbea'tip•
e t�!`
are either straight Indian or -straight OBS-,
Ion. This week we introduce "The tine
Ribbon," which is 8 blend 'of Indian and
Ceylon, possessing the strength of the for.'"--
and which we think from its superior op
mor and the delicious flavor of the .latter,/
qualities will in a short time be the blend;
that all lovers of good wholesome tea will"
demand: Prices 25o, 40o and 50o, blaok 6r.
Mixed. ° We guarantee every package. Try
it,and if you do not like it return wIlat yon,,
have left and we will refund your money.
8londyke Salniion
0 tins for 25o,•
Maple Leal Salmon
2 tine to r 250:
Canned Corn, Nene and
Tomatoes, oboioe'brande,:';,,
eat 1 gots ttppbto