HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1901-05-23, Page 5For Sale Ads
May 28rd 1901
ASTERS FO.R .SALE,
x laNtr, largo number of Aster Plants for
side. They ere all good varieties, and will be
ready for transplatitiug about the 1st of June.
The llinee Aster is the prettiest of the lot. I
got the twed from Chicago..
have also for §-ale a nutohor ot Verbenno,
• -CHARLES COOK,
00, May 18th,
MILLETT J2R :SALE.
A. quantity of ewe' Japanese seed left. 81 per
bushel.
ELFORD & SON,
Anril 20th,
CEMENT FOR SALE.
, Therold Cement for sale •by Edward.Carter
; eerner William and Pesa riuestreets, Clinton.
' Spocj rates on ear lots, Estimates given o»
1: cement walla and floors and silos, All work
1 glotisfaeterily done and n.11 orders promptly
attendea to.
Real Estate
For Sale.
HURT OF RUBEN.
JUNE SESSION OF THE
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The council of the corporation of the County
of murou win meet iii tee council Clutinher in
the town of tiederich ao'cloeit p. In on the
lira Tuesday in June next,
W, LANE, Cleric
Ootlerich, May 22nd. 180j
NOTICE TO .CilEOITORS.
In the Estate of Alexander Bair, late of the
Township of Mullett, in the County of Mame,
yeoman. deceased.
Notiee is hereby given that all creditors and
others having Maims against the eatate of
Alexander Barr above named. WII0 dleti on or
about the 211th day of April. 1001, aro • required
011 er before the ist day of June,1001, to deliver
or send by post prepaid, to bane Dam Londes-
borer. 0.,ont. executor of the last will of tho
said deceased,' their Christian and surnames,
(ogresses and descriptions and f ull part Malaya
of their eleAms An(t immediately after the
last mentioned data the, said executor wa prg.
moil to administer the oaid estate according to
low. having regard only to the Wallin; of which
he shall then hare notice
JAMES scorr,
iolicitor for I5AA0 Bane.
Executer.
Dateaat Clinten the 14th IVIay, 1001. at .
GOUT OF REVISION,
VILLAGE OF BA.Y.KEI.D.
Notice it herebY given. that the meeting of
the Court for the Revision of the Assesoment
Roll of tho Village of hayfield will be held in
tho Town Hall, hayfield, on !Monday, May 37th,
at the hour of le o'c'iock a, m, for the purpose
of hearing and settling. all complaints against
the said Assessment Boll. Perseus having
businosa at the Court will please attend at the
said time and place without further notice.
11. W. ERVVIN, Clerk.
Barileld, May 10th.
FARM FOR SALE. •
The uneorsigned offers for sale •let.s es aud.83,
ebri. 7, unmet, oonsisting of 113 acres, 100 aer(Ift
Cleared, balance good hardwood bush, .A.
braneh of tho 1VInitiand River rues across tho
farm which is well fenced. 40 acres ender prop,
30 acreshay land. Tho soil is a gooe city loam,
Linde from sehool,elturch, store and post-OffICO,
TIte houo is frame and NkftS Wilt four years
ago. The outbuildings are good. If solki witli-
in a month will be sold cheap..Possession given
Nov. is.
N. BINGHAM,
May 21st, Suannothill P. 0,
4 -
HOUSE FOR •SALE
Tho undersigned offers for stdo a seven.rOem.
' cottage On Orange street together with one:
• fifth acre of land. Now cistern and. well. Will
be sold on reasonable terms.
MRS. CARLING,
Clinton, April 12th. •
. _
NO SE FOR .•SALE
The undorsighed ;idlers for sale or to rent his
one story house orr Albert street together •witli
• ono nuartor acre of land, on which there arc
thirty fruit trees, Good well and elatorn• .
• • B. MILL.
Oenton,A.prii loth
FARM FOR SALE
Part of lot 36 in 13th Cou, GocloilehTownship
containing sixty five acres. Good franto
house and harrt and bearing orchard ou the
PrE'grilfues. Only 2 milefrorn Clinton.
rther particulars apply to R. A Hearn,
ss
'on the premises.or . .
R/Du
OT Clinton.
•Feb.ilth. • .
• GALE FARM' FOR.SAL,E.
The Galo Farm, one of the best 160-itore farms
itt Goderieh township, Huron 'county, lot 17
, and part 18 on the 8th con., miles from Godo-.•-
• ' rich, 7 from Clinton. The farm contains good
buildings and fences, is well watereti and un-
• derchained. Largo orehard and garden. Wheat
sown and plowing done. Woulkt sell either 40
Or 100 acres. Apply to • •
•WM. GOULD,
Feb.I4 on the premises or God °rich P.O.
• •
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offerstor sale lot eo, con. 15
lefid1rim-141P. coosisting of 80 acres, all
cleared. The tot is situated -3A• miles from
• Clinton and 2 miles from nebool. Possession
given next 2a11. •For further particulars apply
- on the pretodshs to
\) ROBEItTlaUCK, Clinton P. 0.
march 7th.
HOUSE FOR SALE...
The subscriber offers for solo a tiorydo.sirable
property on Isaac strest consisting Of four lots
WW1 which thco is at omfortablo freme house
leir
with kitche voodshed attached. There
is a good stay 0 nd a ijrst.elass W611 of water
on premises. The orchard, consisting of grapes
and apples, is rt good one. Tho property. wall
' besold at a reasonable figure fcrr caelt or i cash
and balance ou time. Apply to the owner on
Ito premises
. MRS. JOHN JI.7NOR
(Milton IVIrty Oth . . .
• HOUSE FOR SALE,
•.
The undersigned offers for sale the flume
dwelling on Albert street north at present oc-
cupied by Rev. 'A .1. Murdock. Good cedar.
„ small stable, etc., eta. For further particulars
MAY to
A. .7"! MORRISH,
beton; Oot. 23rd.
HOUSE TO LET.'
Tho ilvoloomed house latolY °molded by
Frank Baer, on William street,opposite
Edward Cartor'a, is to let. Possession given on
iday 161h. Apply to
RORE1tT MARSHALL.
BULL FOR SERVICE.
•Subscriber has tor service a thorebred Short
Horn hull. TorMs 21.60 to inburo.
• Al/AM wpm,
Hullett, May 8th. Lot 27, Con. 4, Iluilett
oema..wormtlximanagemear....soram5+.1
W. GLEN. CAMPBELL
Organiat and Choir -Master of North street
church, Goderich, and teacher 01 pipe.
orgem and theory, is prepared to take a limited
number of /Moils for instruction, Leave word
At the Clarendon Hotel.
'Willvisit Clinton Oil Friday of each
BE THOROUGHLY PREPARED
• MI IIIISINESS. •
'Z'ONT*3-12--47'
0Weil /e.
STRATFORD, ONT.
flitch of your fawnseems depends upon
• he thorough preparation you receive, there
fere be careful when selecting a chool.
No, two Achools are alike,The exeellent repu-
tation thateur college enjoys. the large patrons
ago we receive, the success our Ptu.
dents have in seeming and holding situations,
%Memo that our school is 0110 02 the very boa
fit to Dominion. Write fur our beautiful eat-
,• Alcoo In which you will find full partiettlars
eetteerning etireollege. If you want the hest,
le business education you can get it here.
' etude:Itscart enter at my time.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Prinelpal
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TOWNSHIP OP STANLEY.
Talte.notieethat a Court of Revision for the
Township of stanioy will hold its first
sitting 1»- the Town 'fall, Varna- on
Monday, . May 27th, commencing et .10
o'clock a. m„ for the purpose of hearing and
rectifyiugr all complaints against or errors in
the Assessment Boll of tho present Year. Ad
Parties interested are requested to atteud.
•J. E, 11A.Ittl% ELL, Clerk. -
Verna, 1Vlay 1St,- ,
UNIMr¢4170.143.11=11.1..}3/0X.M,..V.P.
001111 OF• REVISION
• TOWN. or CLINTON,
Take notice that a Court of RoVisioll for the
Town of Clinton will hold its first sit ting.in• the
counen Chamber on Monday,. May 27th, A.. D.,
1901, 0°mo-towing at 8 o'clock p, in., for ale put -
1)080 of hearing and reetifying all compiatete
againstor errors in the . Assessment Roll of the
m'csont year. • AU parties interested aro re.
quested to attend. , •
•• .,
W. eakr.e. •
• • • •Clieric cif the Municipality.
Clinton, May Sib, 1001,
COURT OF REVISION.
•
• TOWNSHIP. OF HULLETT.
• wotico• is hereby given that the mooting of
tite Curt for the Itevision 02 the Assessment
•Xten.ortho mownsInp of Dullett will be held.at
Londesboroba eaturday; ,May 25.01,. at the boue
al° g'olock. m. for the parpose of hearing
end 'settling all complaints • against the said
Assessment Roll. 'Persons having bnsiness at
'the Court Will please attend at the said time
arid place with.out turthernotice. •
•••• : JAIVIES OA.MPUELL, °fork.
Hullett,.MaY 8th. •
MARBLEAtaBRANITE
ONOMENTS;
Gliange4of Business
• Having '. bought the Grocery
• and Crockery business so sticcess,
fully carried en for the past 12
• years by.' J. W. frwn, and having
over 20 years' experience myself
• in wholesale, and retail Grocery.
ancl.Crockery business, I am con-
' *lent I can keep up the good
reputation of the old firm in
keeping nothing hut the yery
• best goods at the lowest prices.
I have reduced ail my
Dinner., Toilet and Tea Sets
to Make room for my import or-
• der. which •I expect in. a few
• Months, Call and examine goods
• before you buy. •No. trouble to
show pods. •• .
LI.• W. IfloCIIBB.
BATT NEWRY ST e WORKS,
Direet mportei:s. Workman
-
Ship tin ' Materiel guaranteed,
sEL84. BIOS
MOPRIE TORS,
. With reference to "the aboee
• change in businesS. I take this
. bottortnnitiy of exptessing my
•• sincere thanks to my numerous
•friends and customers for their
liberal support during the past
• . 12 years and bespeak tor nay sue..
eessar, J. W. McCabe, the same
• liberal treatment so generously
• •
accorded me. '
31 W. /IRWIN.
A MUSICAL CENTRE
Your hotne becomes a tnusieal
centre when you have it first
quality piano there. You will
appreciate the high qualities of'
those I sell and how I can sell .
them. Organs and General
Musical Merchandise Ohl right
HQARE'S
• Music Emporium.
ove4 :11.ov:0
NFL-
TEX CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Illwelie10.-teseeaWlelltelliellamawlilleWate•11•W
[ma JERGRIN SOLE
.0, B. Koenig's Bankrupt Stool
• STILL CONTINUES
and judging by the number of people who have visited
our store during the last two weeks we are inclined to
believe that our bargains are appreciated. We have a
full stock of Staple and Fancy Dry C400ds, Ready-made
Clothing and Boots and Shoes which we intend to clear
out as soon as possible. Below are a few of our prices
which we think are worthy of your consideration. We
cannot mention everything but just enough to give you
an idea of what Our store C011taillS :
• DRESS G000s
If you are thinking of it new dress come in and let
what we have. •We can save money for you. •
50e Serges for • 04s Linings from
30c HoMespun for 20c
50C and 35cLustres for 35c and 25c
.35e,50c,75e Henrietta, for 25c435e,50e
Some Dress and Skirt lengths
which have to be seen to be
• appreciated
A few pieces of very pretty Plaid.
were 35c for • 25c
Dress Muslins, regular. 121e and
iSa for •-10c
is show you
• 5e to 10c
Black Sateen Underskirts, regu-
• lar $1.25 for ' ; 75c
Fancy colored Sateen Underskirts,
regnlar $1.75 and $3.50 •
foe • • • $1 and $2,25
Black Sateen Waists •
egolar $1.75 and $2 for $L25
egular $1 for 65e
Ohenilie Curtains, Regular
$3,50 & $4.50 for $2.50 and $3.50
Chenille Table Covers at less than
'Wholesale prices.
STAPLES
12ic and 15e Shirting for 10e Sc. 12ic and 15e Prints for .10c ,
Colored Sateenkregelarl5e. for 12e
Cotton worth Oc for
•7e. for
" 10c for
. 50
• 8e
Flannelette worth 7c for •5c
" 10e for • Se
" 12ie & 15c for 10c
Towels frern 5e a pair up
.Toweling worth .0c for 44e
10e for • •
70
• 25c Cottonade for 20e
• Table Oilcloth, 11 yds: wide., at 20c
Table Linens at wholesale prices
Linen Table Napkins
• front' 750 per doz. up
Linen Table- Covers, Sideboard
Drapes, Fi ve O'clock '1'0. Covers,
Tray 0oVers, etc., at Jess than
wholesale prices
A. good stock •Of both • fine and
coarse boots to he cleared out at
• wholesale Prices means bargains
• for somebody. • We have the
McPherson shoe, thequality of
which is above criticism.
GENirS' FURNISHINGS
Flannelette Shirts, vvorth25c, 35c Cotton Hose from
and 60c for 20e, 25e and 40c•
'
In Ready -Made Clothing we are
prepared to show YOU the blith-
• est quality of anaterial and.
• workmanship, • combined • with
• the lowest re ices to be found
• adlYwhere, We have all sizes
• turd can promise you a sa,ving'of
from $2 to $3u it suit •
Print Shirts a,t 50e, 65C and 75e
Lau nd tied White Shirte • '
. poc, Vic and 81 •
Collars • ,• 10c; -12c and 15e
Ties at about half jsrice
Beaces from ••. 55 a pair uP
Best Cash and Wool Hose at 20c
A few smocks at wholesale prices
7c up
• -
A•lot of odd pan ts,ie gular $1,$1.25,
•.$L50. $2 far 75c5 $1, $1.25, $1.50
()Vet tills • 50c,65e •and 70e
• • We have not room to quote any more prices but invite yon to come
to °yr store, seothe"goods we advertise and•compare the quality with •
the price. • We know we have better values than can be found 'else-
where and will be pleased to have you come and investigate. •
. . . .
PLUMSTEEL & GIBRINGS
weasimespaelainlilenillialisillaneell011•1110
•EEP'S PATENT GRAIN DRILL
FOLLOWING ARE TESTIMONIALS FROM A FEIN WHO
HAVE USED STEEP'S PATENT GRAIN DRILL 7,
The following are testimonials fecun parties who have used the drill• t
•• Clinton, May 1st, 1901.
MR. JAS. STEEP, Esq.
I have tried Mr, Steep's New Grain Drill on thy farm and it beats any
implement that I ever saw for seeding. In clean land you can sow and cultivate
at the same time, wet or soddy land makes no differean•ce in doing good job. I like
the wide heel best, it spreads seed wicier. Yours Truly,' ,
WM. SHIPLEY.
Hohnesville, April 29th, 1901.
JAS. STEEP, ••
Dear Sir, -I take pleasure in recormue•nding your new Coltor and Hoe
Drill. In land wbere it is grassy or long manure it •cannot. be blocked where the
•
•
Hoe Drill will drag. Yours Truly,
JOHN MARQUIS, ,
0 WILLIAM MONK.
Clinton, April 80th, 1901.
To Witost Pr MAY C011012EW
I have been _testing Mr. Steep's Roller Colter Drill on several farms and
• in eery wise I had not to lift a single hoe to let sods or manure peas through.
The heel makes an elegant seed bed as you can change from a narrow heel to a
wide one. Yours Truly,
THOS. GIBBINGS.
••
.•Clinton, April 30t,h, 100L
JAS. STEEP, •
Having used your Coltor Drill on my farm in soddy and wet Ames I must
say that it is better than what you claim for it as it will do good work whet e it
Hoe Urill will carry grass or roots on point of hoes. Yours Truly,
••
KEPPLE DISNEY,
Clinton, May 18t,1001
JAS. STEEP,
I have pleasure in saying that your Drill ie just whet the farinere veatit*
do not think itpossible to block it in any kind of middy or dirty land. Your
different climfor sowing narrow or wide are just right. Yours Truly,
THOS. S PLE Y,
Goderich, April 271h, um
• Ant, ,IAS, STEEP,
Disan. Sm.-11aving worked your combination Disk and Shoe Drill 1 can
truthfully say it is the best implement, of the kind 1 have ever seen, having
tried it both •on manure and sod whereit will work, and other drills wilt not,
without blocking. Yours Very Truly,
•
EWD. Ci ATTRILL,
Ridgewood Park Stock Farm,
Ve haVe moved our stock
of toots & Shoes to the shop
adjoining J. E.,
store and are in better shape
than ever to serve our numer-
OM customers.
Try a pair of our plow shoes
at 90e. Other dealers will ask
you $1 for them.
PIow Shoes at all prices.
BUTTER & EGGS TAKEN,
SI Co. RATHWELL0
Clinton, May 18111, 1901.
JAS, sTunr,
" Dime Sir, -Having used your new Coltor Drill on my farm I might say it is
all You claim ter it, doing a nice even work. It does not lift sods or dragany-
thing on, shoed, Yours Truly
• D. A, FORRESTER.
Clinton, May 20th.
'‘16IAMES STEEP, Inventor.
Iv*"' 404' WooVe Phooptodine,
the Great Znotish Penedo
SW and reeommeaded by Alt
druggletti 111 Canada. only reit,
able medicine dieeovered. 801
• package,' guaranteed to but* elt
femme Sexutd Weakness, all effects. of abase
or excess, Mental 'Worry, Exoetsivo no Of To.,
Unto, °phut or Stimulants, Mailed en receipt
ef price, one paokage 11. six, $6. one testygease,
stmotif cure, Pamphlets free to tiny address
bo VITOi4 COMphur. Wittd$04 Oir
rot Sale by Watts &Co,, E. Hovey,H
a Combo and B. P Reekie.
d—
This Signatate is on every bet of the genuine
Laxative Broitio.Quinitte Tablets
tha Mad? that Onxelilt Cithtlim Imo 447,
II CENTS
FOR EGGS
A large order has been placed
with 11.5 for eggs which wo
must fill, no in order to do it as
soon as possible we are paying
11 Cents per Dozen.
We :deo have it lively de
-
mond for Witter for which we
are paying 14 Ciente per
pound. Delivered at our
store this week.
GOod Pr1e00
I'or PrOattoe,
04 OLSON
Notwoor to 1. Guna's private boaeltal.
M. MeAlleter is in receipt of a letter
frova his son William In the Northweet.
When be wrote he had 50 eoree aorred
and wee forging ahead. The furrewa
are hall a Mile long and four rounds
make it an aore, while one round with
the drill tiewa a bag Of cote,
The illissee Twitchell of Clinten were
in town on Monday night week atten4.
ing the band concert.
O. Eachret's daughter is home from
Galveaton,Texas,where she went through
a terrible experienoe during the floed,
having to stand on a table with the
water up to her waist for houra in her
awn house but finally escaping on a
raft.
•
Wm. Bagshaw of near Centralia pass-
ed away on Friday night after suffering
some time trom appendioitio and a
turnor.
Albert McBrine of Clinton visited
Ms old employer J. C. Clausen the
other day.
Xr. Firearm of .Auburn, •vialted his
sinter, Mrs. Leavy, on Thursday.
NURSE'S GOOD WORDS, -"I am a
professional nurse," writes Mrs.Elisner,
Halifax, LS. "1 was a great sufferer
from rheumatism - almost eonstant
association with beat phyaolane 1 had
every chance of a cure if it were in their
power -but they failed. South Auaerican
Rheumatic Cure was recommended -to-
day my six years of pain seem as a
dream, k Two bottles cured
by R. P. Reekie-106
Wingham.
On Wednesday °Nast week Wesley
Aralker, of the firm of Walker Bros. At
Button, entered the matrimonial estate.
The lady Whom he chose to share life's
joys and sorrows, was Miss Maggie, sec-
ond daughter of Mr. A. Sloan of Blyth,
J, E. Davis of town supported the
groom, and Miss Jamieson filled the
position of bridesmaid, Rev. Mr, Pen -
hall tied the knot. The happy couple
will reside in Winghara. . •
R, H. Crowder of Clinton has pur-
chased the stock of R, G. Gordon and is
rushing it off.
DROPSY AND -HEART DISEASE. -
"For ten year's I suffered greatly from
Heart Disease, .Fluttering of the Heart
and smothering Spells made my
life a torment, Dropsy set in. My
physician told me to prepare for the
worst. I tried Dr, Agnew's Cure for the
Heart. One dose gave great relief, one
bottle cured me conlpletely."-Mrs.
Jarnes Adams Syraouse N. Y, sold
by R., P. Reeliie -107.
Westfield.
On Wednesday, May 8tb, a wedding
attended by a •large • number •of
guests took place atthe hoirie of the
bride, when Rev. Mr.: Kennedy, of Au-
burn, performed the ceremony, which
joined the hearts and hands of Joseph
.Killough and felisstAnnie MoDovvell,both
of Westfield. A very pleasant time was
spent after a sumptuous repast had
been partaken of, A beautiful array of
presents was •received by the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Killeugh will take up
their home near Westfield, amidst best
wishes of their many friends for a hap py
and prosperous wedded life.
• ARE YOU HAUNTED DAY AND
NIGHT 7 -Mind and body racked and,
tortured by evilby forbodings gloomyand dull, 'robbed of Unit "Divine
starers' steep, •appetite gone nerves
shattered, generally 'debilitated ?, This
is 'none too dark a picture for • great
South American Nervine to obliterate
,set up its stead the glowi•ng tints of the
sun of perfect bealte.--Sold by•1?.
•
•
Reekies=-108.,•
St. Joseph.
M. Leger, •who has been landlord of
the Queen's' hotel here during the past
winter,bas left with hie family for Mont-
real, E. Becigneul Succeeds him in
the Queen's and while , we are sorry to
loose Mr, Leger we weleolne Mr. Becig.
neut. .-
• L. V. Bachand purchased a driver
from L. Fos•ter of the Commercial hotel,
•
Zurich. • '•
Chartist Gillett left on Monday for
Clinton where he has Waved a situa-
tion, Charlie will be miich nsisaed here,
especially among the fair sex. •
• Miss Mary Spencer left to Wood -
stook last week Where she has gone to
visit friends. •
A serious runaway was averted lie:e
last week by the presence of mind of G.
Campbell, who very pluckly seized one
of the refractory horses by the
bridle and after beingearrled along for
considerable distance succeeded in
bringing them to a atand still •
• The •Exeter Times says: Perhap
some people do not realize to what ex.
tent the long diatance phone can be
used. The other day N. Contine usecl it
frotn Zurich through Clinton office to a
place on the other side of Chicago, and
it was as distinct As • if speaking over
two local phones. It was not cheap talk
either for the few minutes conversation
cost over $5.00,
OX THE RAIL
Mr. George Cummings Barrie, Ont.,
one of the best known engitreers on the
G. T, R. writes -Por years I suffered
from kidney disease brought an by
railroad M. The doctors called it
"railway kidneys," but could give i11e no
permanent relief, A. Mend recommend-
ed Dr, Chases Itidney•Liver Pills say-
ing they had cured him. A few boxes
of this grand 'medicine completely
cured me, putting an end to the dread
ful pains in the pack and greatly
strenghtening the kidneys. 1 ana a well
mat to -day, thanks to Dr. Chase."' One
'Pill a dose, 25 dents a box.
The population of Italy is now 32,-
449,754, an Morelia() of 4,000,000 in the
last twenty years.
SOME WONT BELIEVE I'l'
Many people who have suffered the
acute misery of itching& bleeding piles
for years in Spite of medicines and
operations Wont belleite that Dr.Chase's
Oirdrilent is an actual Miro. There has.
never yet been a person to doubt the
efficacy of his great preparation after
using one box. It acts like magic in
stopping the pain and Itching, and is
positively guaranteed to cure any °ASO of
bleeding or protruding. piles. Ask your
neighbors about it. Your dealer has it.
The Turkish customs authoritiea have
prohibited the importation of type.
writers,
For Over Fiiiy Yeats
M100.1,Vist90ow's Seems° Sentm has heed
used by millions of mothera for their children
while teething. If disturber' at night and
broken of yone rest by a efek child suffering
and crying with pain of CuttingTooth fiend At
once and got a bottle -of "MN. Winslow'a tomtit,
ing Syrup" for Children Toothiug. ft will re.
novo the poor itte euderer immediately. De-
pend upon it, toothers, there is no mistake abont
it. Itouron Diarrluna,_ regttlaten the' Stomaoh
and bowels, mums Wiful Colic, softena the
Gume,redneergnilammation,andffiveetoneend
energy to the Whole /warm, "MrA.1,Vinslovea
soothing Syrup" for children teething it plea-
sant to the taste and the proscription of- ono
of the oldest and beat female physiciane and
uursea in the United. States. Price twenty -fie
eon an bottle. Hold by all drUggists tbrengh
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OLMES-DOHERTY-At the resi-
dence et thebridesfather,Clintonion
Wednesday, May 2Ist, by Rev. J.W
Holmes of London, father of tbe
groom, assisted by Rev. W.G, Row-
son, Lena, daughter of 111r, W.
DAL! orty,wr
,to At-th
r, OiEt,flebon
olmie:.02 the
brides's parenton Wednesday,
May 21s1, by Rev. Dr. Gifford,
Charlotte, daughter of Mr. Henry
Carter, to Mr. Frank Plews, both of
Weet Tuokentreith,
GOWER-CORBETT-At Clandeboye,
on May Oth, by the Rev. Mr,
Brownlee, Mr. Albert Gower to
• Miss Susannah, daughter of Mr,
Nathaniel Corbett, both of the
township of McGillivary,
LOCICHART-SAXWELle -At the real -
donee of Geo,Sain well,on May 15th,
by theltev, W. X. Martin, B. D,
61r. T. j, Lockhart of Xingston,
formerly Principal el the Exeter
Public school to 3,4rs. Minnie Sam -
well,
OUNING-NICOL-At tbe residence of
the bridela -parents, "Walnut Rill,"
Hullett, on May 15th, by Rev. A,
McLean, Mr. James G. Coming, of
Whitewood, Assiniboia, to lilary,
second daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
David Nicol.
MITCHELL-FARNELL-At the realdenee oi the bride's fa,ther on the
24th of April by the Rev.F.Swa,au,
Kr. Frank Mitohell to Lizzie
Farnwell, daughter of Mr. H.
W, Farnwell, Esq„ all of Huron
township. •
WALlaR-SLOAN-At the residence
of tbe bride's parents, Morris, on
May 15th, by RO V . Wm, Penhall,
• Wesley Walker, of Winghain, to
Miss Margaret Williamson,youngest
daughter of A , W. Sloan, Esq.
SiNCLAIR-ROTHWELL-At the resi.
• deuce of IVIrs, A,.MieNiohol, Brussels
on May 15th, by Rev. John Ross,
• James Sinclair to Mias Elizabeth
Bothwell, both of Grey,
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PIPBR-In Winghara, on Ma, 13th, the
• wife of Mr. Stephen Piper, of a son.
MALLETT -In Ex•eter, on May 9th, the
wife of Mr. John Mallett, jr,,of a
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ROSS -In 1V1oKillop, on May Nth, the
wife Of Mr.W . A .1-toss,of a daughter.
LEATHERLAND-In Settforth, on May
9th, the wife of John A.Leatherlancl,
• of a son. ••
JAFFRAY-In Ushorne•, Thames R•oad,
• on May 9th, the wife ef G•eo. Jaffrey
• of a son.•
GLAV1N-In Stephen, South Boundary,'
on May 15th, the wife of Patrick
• Glavin, of a daughter, •
MIDDLETON-In Exeter, on May 9th,
the wife of 3/1r. Frank Middleton, of
a daughter. . •
MUMA-In Clinton, on May 20112, the
wife of 0.11. Minna, of a daughter.
COOPER --In Clinton, on May 18th, the
wife of Gteorge,Cooper, of a son. •
JUDD-In Clinton, on May 15th, •the
• wite of Thos . Judd of a daughter
DETHS •
GRAELIS-In Clinton, on: •May • 16th
• Patrick Graelis, aged 19 years.
MoKIBBON-In Toronto, on .May 10th, ,
• Jane MoOloy,relict of the late Thos.
McKibbon, •aged 75 years and '11
months.•
•MOORE-In Aline, May 10th, •Florenee
• Isabel Hunter, •wife ef Eli , Moore,
• (daughter of Mr.ancl Mrs .A.Etun ter,
• Brussels) aged 27 yeara,3 -Months
and 11 days. • „
FARQUARSON In Morris,on May 121h,
Tbos. D. Farquaraon, aged 23 years.;
,• 3 months and 26 days. • ••
HElVITT-In Toronto, on May.13; MTS.
• Lizzie Hewitt, sister to Mrs. Jerry
Blashill, Brussels, aged 41 years,
LAMBERT -In Seaforth; on May 16th,
' John Joseph Lambert, aged 24 years
• and 2 rnenths, -
BELL -In, McKillop, on May lfith,
Thomas ei1, aged, 75 years. '
KERR-I n McKillop, on May 12th, Isle
• bellCampbell, relict of the late
. James Kerr, aged• 7•1 years and 4
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11,A.GSHAW--In Stephen, on May 10th,
William B. Bagshaw, aged 28 years
• 3 months.
MILLMAN-In Witigham on May Ilth,
• James Millman, aged 76 ,years.
It2OBRXS4)N-In W inghem un May 121h
John F. Morriaon, aged 74 years, 3
months and 6 days. •
CINNAMON - COATED PILLS. -Dr.
Agnew's Liver Pills .are •coated like a
einnathen drop, very, small and delight;.
ful to take. One pill a dose, 40in a vial
for 10 enti3. '1' bei popularity is a
Whirlwind, sweeping competitorsbefore
It like chaff. No pain, no griping,' no
inconvenience. --Sold by- R. I'. Reekie
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• CLINTON
MARBLE
AND --a-.
GRANITE WORKS
The best class of work
• procurable has been
• /Ilan ufatturect here for
inan y years past,
WE WONT 'call on you a week after
your bereavement,
WE WON'T wake the work to suit
WE W. ILL the price.
ntake the mice to suit
• the work,
WE WILL give IVOil the cheice of the
production of the world
m design and material.
• We are the ONLY prac-
tical Wen in Clinton in
our line, Do not, he
talked itito placing yonr
order without tirst can-
ing on us,
JB. HOOVER, PROP
Nekt to CoMinercial Hotel.
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Olmton Ilarket Report,
Wheat,. 0 04 to 0 15
Goose Wheat..,...,... 012 to 0 03
Barley . 0 37,10 0 40
Oats ........ ..„ ........ . 081 to 082
PeaS..... . ... 060 to 0 60
Rye.......,..,.........0 40 to f` 45
Potatoes per bushel„..... 020 to 02i
Butter roils and crock „. 0 12 to 0 13
Platter in , 013 to 014
Eggs per doz 000 to 012)
Hay .-....... S 00 to 0 00
Wool.,•................, 015 to 0 10
Live Hogs per owt..„.„, 0 50 to 050
Singers... -. ..... 615 to 616
DressedPork per cwt,..„ 8 00 to 8 00
Flour per .„.. 1 75 to 2 00
Bran per ton........... 15 00 to 15 00
Shorts per ton ..... 15 60 to 10 00
Wool per lb .-. 15 to 18
Dried Apples. per 11,....... 01 to 0 44
WOOL NIVANTEO4
The highest market price will be paid, in
Cash for wool. 50,000 pounds wanted at the
Standard. ()leveler
Clinton, May UM. it*
IIOLlif PIS & sutra,
1 NM
of Hanlwaro
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JUST REGEIVED
ANOTHER FULL STOOK OF
Hardware
Gra,niteware
Tinware
Nails
Glass
•Daisy Churns
Clothes Wringers
Lawn, Mowers
• Spades
Shovels
Rakes
lioes
Ready MixedPaints
Alabastine and Ealsomine
• and all kinds ofFence Wire
We Eu D in Large Quantyles 'and Give Our Customers
- the Benefit of
.1u.st Received Two Oars of Portland and
Thorold Cements at Low. Prices.
.OHEAP.
HARDWARE HOUSE.
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SOME SNAPS
IS WEEK
.• We have just received and passed into stock a large quantity of
seasonable goods which were bought greatly under value for- spot cash
and will be sold at prices which will make people wonder how we do it :
• Grey Cotton, good width, regular price 41g for 3e
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White Cotton, 37 inches wide, soft finish, now worth 8c per
° • yard for Sc
• Women's Black Cashmere Hose, all wool, fast black, sizes 8. 0
• and 0, regular ,5e our special. price 15c or two pair for 25e •
• Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose, worth 8e for 5e • .
• Women's Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose, fast biack,seatnless feet,
very special 15c. or 2 pair for 25e
Ladies' Vests, trimmed Fmi
withpink and blue. worth 8e for he
Fancy Gingham Re
nants n blue and whiteand fancy bright
• cheeks, in 2 to 10 yard ends, worth 8e per yard,onr price 5c
• per yard or85c per pound .
Men's Shirts and Drawers, veryspeelal 25c each
• Boys' Pants, in fancy tweeds, with double knees and amtsin
• all sizes, at 45c, 50e, 60e and 75e
• Men's Wool Tweed Pants, itr dark and light narrow stripes,
regular price 1.25 and $1.50 your choiee for 08c
Ladies' Summer Corsets Strong' and well made,iu sizes front 18
to 26, regular price 35e for 25c
• Erect Form Corsets, in all sizes, at 75c and $1
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