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Road--o010011--A1. the residence 01
tae brid.'q wants In Clinton, on
Deoember 16th, by Rey. Dr. elf.
ford, W. J. Ross, to Minnie, only
daughter of Mr. Arthur Couch.
COOK»•- E1taERT.. -In Brendon 'Man,,
on Deoember 41b, by Bev. M'r. Hea-
r�r, Fetor Cooke, formerly of A.h,
field township, to Emily Herbert -
both of Brandon.
f'lCRUTON.-COKWORT17--In 1Iensall,
on December 4th, by the Rev.
George Jewett, Alfred Soruton and
Minaia Coxworth, bout of Hamill
WHALEY,-WILKINSON-AI the resi,.
dance of the bride's mother, Bel -
grave, on Deoember 12th, by Rev.A.
IL Brown, W. K. Whaley, to Mia.
Nellie, daughter of the ,late Thos,.
" Wilkinson, all of Beigrave.
TiiPLADY-8TEEN--In East Wawa -
nosh at the residenoe of Mr. and
and ]Sirs, P. Mason, Mr, F. Tiplady
to Miss Maggie Steen, on December
Iltb,
SCOTT-TILLEY -In .Mito hell, at the
residence of the bride's parent., by
Rev. R. Whiting, Mr. Fraser F.
Scott, aonduotor of the Lheigb
Valley Railway, Ithaca, N. Y., to
' Mabel, eldest daughter of Mr, J.H.
Tilley, Mitchell.
HANSON-.-ROBINSON--In Fullerton,
' at the residence of the bride's
parents, by Rey. Mr. Ferguson, an
• Deoember llth, Mr. Wm. Edward
Hanson,.to'BerthaJoanna, daughter
of Mr. Wm. Robinson.
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ENGLISH- WAITE-At the residenoe
of the bride's sister, Mrs. N.Keddy,
on Dee. Kith, by Rev. R, Millyard,
Mr. Sidney English of Hamilton, to
Miss Olive Waite, of St.Thocnas.
LAMMIE-TAIT-At the Presbyterian
Manse, on Deoember .11, by Rev.
W. M. Martin, Mr, Andrew Lammie
of Detroit, to . Miss Susie Tait of
Exeter.
The undersigned offers for sale a barn 313160,
good frame In first class condition.
G. CARBEaT, con. 6 Hullett,
Clinto n1'.O.
BIRTHS.
STEISS-In Grey, on Deo. 61b, to Mr.
and Mrs. L. Steles, a son,
WALKER -In East Wawanosh, Deo.'.
8th, Mrs, L Walker, a daughter.
MUSGROVE-In Winghana,Deoember
6,11Ers. A. H. Musgrove,a daugh-
ter.
COLEMAN -In Hay township, on Deo.
8th, to Mr. and Mrs. William Cole
man, a son.
OOK-In Ashfield township on Deo;
10th, the wife of Mr. Samuel Cook,
of a daughter.
STORE TO RENT.
First-class brick store, suitable for any busi-
ness. Apply to
W. C. SEARLE,
Clinton. Nov. 2Cth.
CLINTON
MARBLE
AND
GRANITE WORKS
DEATUS.
RANCE-In Clinton on Deoember 15th,.
Mary Rattenbury, reliot of the late
' Thomas Rance, aged 67 year=s.
HAMILTON-ln Layfield township on
Deoember10th, Mrs. William
Hamilton. •
WHEELER -In Morris, on Deoember.
5th, Chas. Wheeler, Sr., aged 81
years, ¢ .months and 16 days.
WRAY-In.Belgrave, on Deo.' 9th, Ben-
jamin Wray, aged 86 years.
OWENS-In Belgrave, on Deo. 9th,
Elisabeth Correll, wife of James
Owen, aged 77 years and 6 month..
ANDERSON -In East Wawanosh, Deo.
8th, Duncan Anderson, aged 64
years.
BOWMAN -In Morris, on Dec. 6th,
John Bowman, aged 84 "years, 9
months -and 25 day.,
FILLER-Iu Grunt's Pass, Oregon,
George Hiller, formerly of Exeter,
aged 32 years, 10 months..
MoMARTIN-In Exeter, on December
8th, Percy, son of Mrs. John Mc-
Martin of Paisley, aged 2 years.
ARMSTRONG-Ia Usborne, on Deo.
81b, Edith Davis, reliot of the late
John Armstrong, aged 91 years.
GRAHAM -In Mito ,ell, on Deo. 8th,
Mrs. George Graham„ aged' 85 years
and 3 months.
PATTON-In Morris, Deo. 11th, Chris -
tins Patton, aged 51 years.
HANNON-In Shipka,on Deo. 5th,Mrs.
James Hannon.
HOUGHTON -In •Hensall, Deo, 4th,
John Houghton, aged 69 years.
O'BRIEN-In Kirkton, on Deo. 7th,
Dorothy, wife of i Patrick O'Brien
aged 62 years,7 months and 22 days.
The beat clave of work
procurable has been
manufactured here for
many years past.
WE WONT call on you a week after
your bereavedient.
WE WON'T make the work to suet
the price.
WE WILL make the price to suit
the work.
WE WILL give you the choice of the
production of the world
in design and material.
We are the ONLY prac-
tical men in Clinton hi
our line. Do not be
talked into placing your
order without first call-
ing un us.
J. B. HOOVER,
PROP
Next to Commercial Hotel, •
Clinton Iafrket Report,
Wheat 0 74 to L 75
. i nee Wheat
Turkey Ited Wheat
Barley
a Oats
6 Peas
s Rye
s Potatoes per bushel 026 to 0'80
d Butter rand and crock 0 14 to 016
io Futter in tub......,0 14 to 015
E'ggeper dot ...... YG 16 to 016
Hay . .a. ...Y.., 800to1000
ss Wool ,...Y.,,,Y.w, 0 15.to 0 16
Live logs per cwt.. w .. w Y Y 5 75 to 5 75
1')resitec11 orlt per cert..... 7 76 to' 1,16
PAASON-WEBS--At the residence
of the bride's patents in Clinton
on Dee. 18th, by Ret, Dr. Gifford,
Emma M. dau tier of Mr. B.
Webb, to Mr. C... Paulson,
1ll5NSAI.4.
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OR Wednesday evening of last week
an interesting event took plane at the
Methodist personae* when Rev.George
Jewett united in marriage Alfred
Soruton and Minnie Coxwortb, The
bride, who is a charming young lady,
wore a most becoming gown of blue
ladies cloth and carried a baguet of rosee,
Mr, and Mrs. Soruton bays token up
their residence in our midst. They are
an es finable couple and we take plea-
sure in extending our best wishes that
their future may be bright and prosper.
One.
BBLGRAVB.
Death has been unusuallybusy in this
locality during the last few daye,no less
than four of the old pioneers having de-
parted this life singe last Wednesday.
The first was Charles Wheeler Sr., on
Thursday 5th: inst., and on'Sabbath,
Mrs.Jatnes Owens, Benjamin. Wray and
Duncan Anderson Sr.,who died within a
fawiiolirs of each other.
Mr. Anderson's funeral took place on
Tuesday Mr.Wrsy'aon Wednesday :and
Mrs. Owens' an Thursday, all being
largely, attended.
We learn that arbitrators have been.
appointed in oonneotion with the prop-
osed new school section here. We trust
they will exerohie good sense by leavin g
things,as they are. Everyone cannot
have a school at his -or her door.
The recent election was a surprise t d
the,people here and already rumors are
afloat that Beck was knifed by some of
Ids party. We hope it may not be true,
but if so the sooner the party is
purged the better. Conservatives mustbe
united if the enemy is to be overcome,
George. Vanoarop has engaged for a
term with John Coulter, 3rd line
Morris. George is ahustierend can show
the boys how to get a move on.'
Mr, John Anderson of Dundalk is
here attending the funeral of bis broth-
er, the late D.Anderson.
o 88 to 070
068to068
0 60 to 0 62
046 to 046
0 75 to 0 75
040 to 046
h lry Blood Pare ?
. This is • a vital- questioslOQr -without
pure blood there can be no assurance of
health. There is danger in every dis-
ease germ which lodges in the blood
current. Ey taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
the blood 1. kept pure, and the danger
from disease averted. This great medi'
eine is your defence if you are well, an d
it is the best medicine you can take if
you are 111 from any disease which hal
it's origin in impure impovisbed blood,
It's thousands of cures and it's general
use in every community furnish abund-
ant recons why you may take Hood's
Sarsaparilla with perfeot' confidence
that it will do you good.
What Each Municipality Pai&
6 Chickens per pair.Y.w,..... 0 60 to 000
o ,Ducks perpalr.....Y..., . y0 e0 to 0 66
(leeseper poandw."..,.... 0 06 to O oe m► berile, ire* atibfr,aud neaYai
MAY ' WNHIHP.
Fite torte b' p ebuneit naet on lionday.
Duo. tad, all mefabers present. The
following polling places and deputy re.
turning officers here been appointed 4-.
Follies subdivIelon No. 1, school house
8.8. o. •2,Wre. Russel D. B. 0. ;! Writ. W
3, school house S. S. No. 14, m.
Thompson ; No.8, Town Hail, Zurich,
Fred. Hess Sr. ; No, 4, sohool house S.
8. No. 4, D. Surerus ; No. 5, school
house S. 13. No 12,. B. Surerus ; No, 6,
Snell', office, Iasbwood, Joseph Snell;
N. 7, school house S. S. No. 3, Chas.
TroyerNO, school house S.S. No. 11,
Ronde Durand, Engineer's certificates
regarding portions of ditch under Deters
awarded, re F. Btelk and 0• Greenslade,
have been filed with the council. The
Clerk was advised to notify the said par.
ties, After passing accounts to the am,
'mato! $710.70 the council adjourned to
meet on Monday the 15th day of Decent
ber.
The different munioipalities in Huron
paid the following amounts in county
rate during .present year r Ashlield,
$2,198.80 " Colborne, $1,479.50;. Godes-
1431?f b Hopi kr 32,547,25? H'ullllet ,
$2,360.80;'Morrie, ;1,047.80 ; McKillop
$2,297.80 ; Stanley, $2,017.20 ; Ste-
phen,$2,138.95 ; Tuokeramitb, $2,115..
55 ; Turnbury, 61,222.50 ; . Usborne,
$2,215.55; Waranosh E. $1,424,40 ;
Wawanosh W.,11,570,90; Mayfield $88.
45 ; Blyth, 8152.70 ; Bruuels,824f .40;
Clinton, $596 ; Exeter, 3870.65 Goder-
lob, $962.85 ; fiensall, $165 ;; 8eaforth,
3564.20; Wingham, $390. 20 ; Wren.
ter, $88.17.
WE QUOTE _ PRICES THAT WILL SELL iT.
As we are giving up business our stock must go and in ord.
er to hasten the sale we are offering our Boots and Shoes
at Bargain prices, Give us a call and be convinced that we
are giving reductions on everything.
Try a pair of our • Tetrault hockey boots with . combination
ankle support, also ladies ftne boots, lined and unlined, suitable
for skating. We have a large assortment of men's, boys' and
children's moccasins,
Other, lines in Meng', Boys' acid Youth's Boots at great re-
ductions. Also a full assortment of Rubbers of all kinds, both
American and Canadian makes. Also Men's Felt , Lined
.
Goode, high with . loose socks, as well as buckled and laced.
Women's ie felt, plain 'and leather foxed styles, laced, .batten
and gaiter, all at reduced prices.
Also a large stock of Men's -and $aye' heavy buckled Rub-
berg, the" King" Quality -Stub Proof, 1 and 2 buckles ; the
Yukon, 4 buckles. We have a large stock of heavy :Socks for
men and boys. -
Men's Overshoes, both heavy and light, the Manitoba 4 -
buckle, as. well as Women's Overshoes, Over Gaiters. and Car-
digans.
Men's Felt and Hair -lined goods. the Klondike 4.buckle
with heavy felt lining, aleo Sterling Bros.' Grain Bluchers, felt
lined.
Hand -made Boots in1?'rench and veal kips, all first class.
,
We.have in stock the celebrated " Invictus" Shoe made by
Geo. A. Slater . in different stoles and all sizes. ,
Mite. -We have a good 'assortment of Mite, both vdool and
leather, for the cold weather. Also all sizes in . Men's Leather
'
Leggings, laced and spring sides.
Rugs, Blankets, Galloway Goat
and Saskatchewan Robes all 'at
Bargain Prices.
Harness Oil 'at20c per quart.
TRUNKS.
We have a. good assortment
of all kinds of Trunks.
.
Also Valises, Telescopes,
Etc„ , all of Whig' must be
sold.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
J. TWITCyELL.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
f=or Over Fifty Veers
Mne.Wtxetow'a Booted /a amour has beee
used by Millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed et night and
'broken ,,f ,your roet by a oink child suffering
and crying With pain of Cutting Teeth,,end e
once and {1et a bottle of 'Mrs. Winslow a Booth•
fSng Syrup for Children Teething. It will re -
need the poor itte arifferer immediately. DO,
In order to clear out the balance
of our stock of
WOOD 000KINC STOVES
COAL. AND WOOD . HEATING STOVS
bend
it. dlt cures DIarrr wind Cohen it mother*, thorn ISM) n sett no e'u C6
0)2
a
Turltisyi p'er pgttirtd. w..... , 0 07 to 0 08 onepsrrrc���h,,,yi to the whole a st m. "a re inetow s
e p'lour per Girt , 1 75 to 200 80 SS* i�i 0mete a a i the vreedriteenciani.teN`°"ni
.,,w,w ,.w..• yuan. 9
fff 1 physicians Hrltni per tonY.v,.. 00 t 15 00 th+. oldest and boot tensa p r a a
iS `00 ' Ill 04 :nurses in the trni States. $sloe twenty- h via CHEAP � n � STORE
oen;e an bottl . ld by and i , EL CHEAP Wt V ��
shorts hn per
we will give a special discount of
10 per cent. for the balance Y
of this month.
We have a full line in
Cutlery Knives and Forks Carvers in. Cases
Scissors Pocket Knives .. Graniteware
Plated Spoons and Forks '"Skates
Clothes Wringers and Carpet Sweepers
all suitable
and useful Christmas or New Tears presents.
HARLAND BROS.
CHEAP
HARDWARE HOUSE.
MS:' PRESENTS.
Christmas will soon be here with its mirth and chimes
and we have already placed a good supply of Xmas presents
on the show table. Parents, do not disappoint the children,
but make thein happy with some toyor other gift.
Call and see our amusements of all kinds from 5o up.
Weare giving
22 lbs Granulated Sugar for'$i .
25 " Yellow a tt s 1
Uggs 17c. Butter 16o,
„ �a�r
eat the eros � n lermirt'.
whoa �i►pplew �' Ilt.a,... � il5 $ ni �, �+�'
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