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THE CLINTON NEW ERA
NOT A LI,OUID
Requires No Moistening
WHAT IS MUMMA ?
SHINOLA is a New Paste Shoe Polish and Leather Food,
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maderexpressly for the tannage and finish of leather used to -day in the
—manufacture, ofladlei,...men:s *Id 'children's shoes.
Shinola 18 better than any bottled or past shoe polish made, becalm&
It is a better and more lasting polish than any other paste or liquid.
It does not rub off on ladies' skirts, gentlemen's trousers or chidren's elothing.
It does not accumulate on the shoe, crack, chip or seals off like liquid.
From two,to four coats make badly worn shoes look as good as new.
Keeps t} e shoes soft after being wet and preserves the leather.
Fills and polishes all creami
; and cracks n old shoes.
Will not injure the finest leather, no matter ho7 many coats are applied.
It is absolutely water -proof and eau be used with perfect safety on the finest shoes.
it is the most perfect polish made for all kinds of ladies', men's and children's patent,
enameled, box 'and velour calf, viol kid, kangaroo and all dry, smoth finished leather shoes.
Polishes all kinds of rubber goods, black kid gloves, belts and. purses.
Polishes and preserves all kinds of harness and leather parts of carriages,
Is easily applied. to the leather with a cloth or dauber and polished lightly with a dry
cloth or brush.
It is anew thing at the new shoe store,Patronize the new shoe store and get new shoes
Fred T. Jackson.
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This Season the GREYHOUND Completed 'on. Juno • total.
New 'Steel Steamer ' • Capacity toot) People
WILL. LEAyE..GObEllicil AT 830 ,A. M.
e. res. a „. June '8th
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Due at Port Huron noon, Detroit 4.30 p. m.
- Returning, leave Detroit Thursday, June 19th, 1.00 p. m., arrive GodeviCh 1030 p.
• Friday, June 20th, at 8.00 a. m. Eastern time, leave for Detroit.
° • Fare one Way with baggage, $1.00.'
Special Ttain from Stratford, Mitchell, Dublin,. Seaforth and Clinton.
Band Moonlight Excursion at Goderich, Tuesday EVng, 8, o'clock, 25c
.C. F. SIELNIAN, Traffic Manager E. H. Ayer, Adv.and Excursion Agent
111/1alaltiVIIIIII$Wilaillelle111"*W1111011W11.‘
Round trip ticket to GOderich 550
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Coming and tieing
Miss A. Anderson, of Auburn, was a
Miss Keine, of Goderieh, spent Sunday visitor in town last week,'
at her home here. - Midis jennie Jones spent several days cf
Mrs L. Thrower,
and children, left on last week visiting in Seaforth..
Monday on a trip,to Toronto. ' • Miss Helen Bowera was here from
111ra I. Dodds and danghter, of Seaforth, B Mints visiting among her friends.
mere here on a visit last Friday, . Rev H. 0, 'Wright returned Saturday
' Mrs James Lindsay, of Goderioh lime- from a visit at his home in Brantford»
ship has been spending a couple of days •Pdri Moffatt hes returned to town after
with her sister, Mrs E. G. Lofft, of toWn. a visit among friends in Tuokersmith.
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Miss Susie Acheson goes,to London next judge Doyle was here on Monday on
week to attend., a. double wedding at the his way to division court in. Wroxeter.
' borne of Revlte
Wargh Ayeron sthe oo•
• • to 111rend the H. Hale left Tuesday for New jersey
d ' spesimmer with friends at tho
Mr Sam Notely, who has been connected coast.
, with London Fire Department for several I
lt knd as the Mrs (Rev) R. Henderson, of -Hamilton;
vient of a gold headed cane from his old mre, resigned aswee, avre.•
spent a few (laid this week with Mrs W.
ak
associates. He is about to visit, his re. -`"
latives in the old country, but before doing Air end Mrs R. Fitzsitt.one spent Sen-
se), spent a few doys with his old friends in day with their daughter, Mrs E. Munro, of
Clinton, Goderiolo
Mr Relit Mason, who forum town teaderes J. B. Hoover was in London Monday on
2,1313,0W, „hall been a_g reat sufferer for yeses,- _busineaa in connection -with the -Woodmen
moat Or which time he has been unable to of the World, •
leave the hottee, enjoyed. the privilege of Mrs Jae Twitoliell and daughter have
attending church for the first time m been visiting Mr and Mra W. J. MulloY,
eight years, on Sunday last. He was of London, thie week.
riven to .Wesley chnrch, an managedo
make his way !amide, though. not without Mies Gerrie Niebergall, of Windsor, has
difficulty. - • - been viaiting her friend,Mhos Hannah
Mr Alex 'Morris, sr., endwife (parents of MacKenzie, for several days.
Mrs A. Otitichs) who have been residents ef Mims Sennie Holmes left Tneeday for
Manitobe for the past 14 years, returned 'Ansa Craig where she will maim an ox
to Clinton on Friday morning last, and tended vialt With Mrs (ReV)Delihl, .
ptirpom making this their periminent place .
of &We. Mr Morriesuffere severely from Mks :',11ivati, mother of Mrs Morgan
rheumatism, and found the climate of the Dalton, a Ashfield, left here for Denver
west too vigorous for his constitution, He on Monday, on a visit to her sone ; it wall
thinks the west may be all right for a e pretty long journey -for a woman of her
young man, but nye it is not the place for age to undertake, but she has lots of grit,
an old man to move tO. 'Mr J. P. Tiedall went to Toronto this
week On his antoM bile 31e left h
Win (*timings and Geo Johnson left for - -6"
Tuesday going as far as Guelph that
Virden, Mem,' on Thuraday
Roth polled their vote befOre lett week. everting and arriving at hie destination on
leaving,' Mr Wednesday. Mre Tiedall and Bone
Oibbings for the Ram Government and Charles and lora accompanied him.
the latter the opposite, Iljr Gibbings Wig;
the first white child born in Eturen Mr and gra 11, J. McDonald Of Sea.
February the 17th, 1833 -•-• and forth, were visiting relatives:4130re on Tao.
has' 1iv4hereeoptinnously;he.ha0 five sons day, Me McDonald recently returned
out Wteet &big well Ad 0116,30t1 in Millen, from his trip out west being detained for
and totilt with hied& couple Of Barletta of Some days at Tonle, B. 0,, where a Mite
trisegaineey and other effecta, Mr Johnson explosion (teetered delaying roilwaY treed.
.has gone out to see how he liketheornintry While out west he Malted ft Urge number
and if Aultable his family will follow of orders for the Jackson Manufacturing
shortly. • Co,
Coming and Going
SpOrt111411 Notes,
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M13ORN,
era of ,,
loot Pridey at Blyth by 4 score of 2 to 1.
The emeicY
Blyth football team defeated Winghoin , Mann, of aon.
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. MANN -In frullett,Junelird,the wife of Mom
not,siEs-In Clinton, on June Oth, to Dr and
the Atchecin Mann* I UrFA171121:10mlienstoa,ailuzintelniztd7i0 Mr and Mrs
featuring Co. helve organized a baseball. NormanFair, a sett.
club and will play the organ factory I COLE -In Olinton,June Ord,to Mr and Mrs W.
It. cow, of a (laughter. MaMILLAN
tr,fe nf i) McMillan. of a daU8bter-
h4TLiab: third annuol race meet of the Sett t I -In Tuckeranaitli, lai 2ath, the
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, forth Turf Aseociation will be held on „.44,0•PV1113Etif ii-Vforris May 24th, ti e Wife of
I ;Tune 17th and 18th. A t wee of $1800 is 1 f l'JelarsEla Win:h7=,* MAY 80th, the wife of
b ng up in prize money and there L. Or d % .inges of a daughter.
bes rave horses in Canada and Wipe° any •'"•
every aseuranoe of having many of the ...140L.WitYpdrussheis. May 24th, the Wife of
MILTir-Yg. 41„81-1,1.,....urge,tray letn, the wife of S
1 Wes elevenovente- and-ahould the -dit3 5- AeHTMT-111 Er"'"' 31,7 22641 the wUe of
rdt
M et yet held, in Seaforth, The program Mills. of a daughter.
pPrraeoVeentne there Will be a large crowd -EN°, ABIA6.11;tif 4 Lim' ' 7 —
MA.HlitIF.J11.
P. B. Crews who so kindly donated a McKENZIE--BELL - At the home of the
beautiful pair of vasee last year, and the iVild.?er atiaea,i.TRueilicTylettlA Tf 131=
competition for whit* was neyer oonoluded fierd, Arm tioneniie, con. 2, to miss'annte, sc.'
has. this Year re -donated the same vases oond daughter of Mr and Mrs D.13011,
tirealdmanagementt on t hieie Gea i Oonf he he hasei rdit:1;074d, the tete. . DIED.
BOLTON -In Guelph,May 29th,Mrs H. Bolton
President's hands who next week will issue sister of J. Mitchell, of the Goderich Star, aged
instructions concerning the contest that 61,TPare. .
will take! place ft. decide the ownership of 1 L uidAllaDwiEs.fAatWhe-riolif TuurrtGeorinzatohks. Piny nici9tbhz., octleor
the pair of vases. The club extend their • to R. H. Laidlaw and Mrs Robt. Shoi:treed,mo.,
thankalo Mr P. B. Crewe for this token xis township. aged. 78 years.
WHEELER -In Morris. May 26th, Carolbse,
Of his goodwill to the (),, L. D. C. relict of the late Chas. Wheeler, aged 83 years.
Mr W. Jookeon lies donated a handsome .. EtvienyEir ilge-for
A trileornirlii:Poegr4'
!silver cup to be played for dna season tie sPhip, aged 74 years and 4 months.131
follows The Clubs ofrlinton, Goderioh, PEARSON-In Port Huron, May 24th, Eliza -
Seaford', Mitchell, Stratford, Listowel,
beth, relict of the S. Pearson; formerly of Bros-
sels, aged 713th y
Brussels, Wingham and Kincardine, will ears.
eaoh had a competition in singles, and Ba3field
the nine viotora representing the nine clubs NoTne,-Rev Mr Yelland left Tuee-
mentioned will meet some day to be ap,
day morning to attend Conference at
pointed during the first week In 'Au-tthi ' Sarnia, Rev Mr McNeil will preach
Aug
us
play off for the Jackson Trophy Cup. - in the Methodist church next Sunday
The competition amongst the members ,,of evening, Flossie, daughter of James
this club and the Anal oonipetitiou to be . Magee, passed away on May 27, after a
under the direction of the President of the . long illness, aged 12 years, 10 months.
Clinton club, who will !shortly issue rules -
'governing the contest.
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Town Gouncil.
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- • Sale orCalves at the American Ho 01, Bruce..
The monthly meeting for June W68 held - field, on Saturday, June 14th, sale at one
on Monday evening, Mayor Jackson pre- oeloolc: H. SIOHMOND. Proprietor
siding, The only business done waa the 1 ...itsi
• receiving of reports of the committees, and I;N k,bg wrl e
0.tiecti-avv,innut La's atm urceerniu,trs, a catty.
for particulate.
also of petitions presented for new side- HELENA COSTUME CO, Limited,
walks, • . . June 6-1f. London, Carlada.
Petitions were reoeived for walks on
t 0 Saic of w gone and buggies on h
north side of Huron from Albert to corpo-1 nit
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lliceettsen are, Clinton, on Saturday, June 14
ration Built; weet aide of 0.ange from at one oklock p. m ; sale without reser t e, .7.
Huron to Princess; south side of Princess E. BRIDGES, Prove; THOS. BROWN, Auct
opposite the residences of Mrs Tebbutt and "fie 6-2. • ,
Mr A/41U%; west Bide of King, opposite
Clarendon and Sloane blook; west side of - • Notice
Albert from M
Princess to Mrs orrielee.
The owners of lots in the iinton cemetery are
Jae A Ford, i3hairman of cemetery, com. , requested to make arrangements with the care.
reported that a great many lots in the tatter for the proper care of theirlots, in order
- cemetery are being negleoted by: oulherS, that our cemetery may prersent a tidY appear.
and the committee recommended that an riettottlfardareuolilititoirWigenrgesnVernratliit
advertisement be inserted in the paperk caretaker. By order of the council,.
asking owners to make arrangements with • J. A. FORD, Chairman of Committee.
the caretaker to keep the grass out; alsO June 8-2,
Farm For gale.
recommend that where the railings and
fences around :lots are in a bad state of
repair, if not attended to by owners before
June 20th, be removed by the ceretaker, •
thi•s notice to he insertekin the papers, the The subscriber Offers for Sale that choke farm
on the Ituroit road, Tuokersmith, just east of
. :committee have had 100 loads of earth' put Clinton. at present occupied by Mr Fisher. It
,on . the cemetery., and -Mops should be put 'consists of-150•acresrmore-nr,rem- yoith:- good
• on;'recomniend that helf atea Of salt be. forraoraeltdirmatnykorwrandries, IT rcien a
/7 &tilt rriit
neared for the paths. in a splendid locality. For terms apply to
•• Alta, McKenzie; chairman of the street . • ARTHUR COUCH,Clinton,
committee, reported that the grading on ' .. Jane 6-tf
Prinoeas street west has been completed' and
a tile drain put twat Capt. M. D. MoTag. ais In bl l'! .• 'VA'
gart'th
e; that e granolithio : walk put down elihilliiddiftegiti
on Albert street north vontained 11,000 - . . .
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square feet; and the. committee are pleased Hot for the Rodel-Farm
' to report that the work cite be done cheaper • . .
thanbv contract; the street sweeping has
I been done twice during May, whtali has Et, ,
tu EXCURSION
added to the neatness of the town; recom• -
mend the ,cutting of weeds and long grass
H B Combe, ofthe property committee, - • • ' ' •
To
along the streets!Guelph . I. large good second hand Refrigerator cheap: .
reported that it will be., necessary to put a Under the ausPices of. the .South and 3 Fire proof safes at a bargain.
new -front in the atore ocoupied by A Wil- 'East Huron Partners' Institute •
ken, and ' recommend that a narrow office • en *
windowbe placed, instead , of the present Friday; June 20. Special Net Prices. .
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dition of the lawn i0. front of the library Station Time Fare
• • A. M.. Adult Child Coiled Spring Wire 30 per lb 1 ' Barbed Wire '
6 Boxes of Axle Grease 25c
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The fare and true of leaving the different eta-
" attention- .f the library board to the non dons is as follows : •
Et 13 Combe, chairman of the finance Ileigrave 7.01 L25
Blyth 7.14
Get our special prices on Lawn Mowers—the good kind.,
committee, reported the following aecounts ' Londesboro 7,g2 1.20 • .60,
to be paid; Jos Wheatley, work bill, Clinton MS • 1.20 .60
. $227,68; B Churchill, gravel, $267; W .. Seaforth 7.68 1.15 ' .60
•.1.20 ' .60
• Wheatley, sand, $27; . T Walker, cement, Hohnesville7.8060
$1407; (Jan. Sewer Pipe, balaime OGwlerich 15 f ao-onnt, • • Br ucuileld 7.17 L20 ;60
7, ' 1 85 .
$198; 0 (Wrier, work bill, 5105.6% Davis de Kippen • 7,09 1.25 .65
Rowland, supplies, $1a,19;W Pinker, work, . Hensall • 7 03 1.25 . .65
Exeter • 6.52. ,..-' 125 ' .65
• 52.55; Eleotrio Light; one month, $70;
June 66- 1902
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!McKinnon az Co,
132„.4"Vrrii,
earpets.anaeurtains
We have done a large trade thia season in Carrigts, Floor 011 Cloths,
.--LinoleumeiJapaneseklattines„LaateartahnkEtc. _Our atook. got pretty
well reduced, but we have sorted up our stook retie -OW price e .and -we can
now, offer some special bargains in these goods. Thie is the pace we apt for
next week;
Hemp Carpete. 84.to°36 inches wide, in stripee and floral designs, at 124e,
, 15o and 20e,
Union Carpete, yard wide, in light and dark colon, good value at 303 for 25e,
Union °emote, heavy and firm, will give good wear, new deeigns, worth 40o
for 35o.
Ingrain Carpete,lard wide, sxtra heavy, in choice patterns, reversible,
worth 60o;for 50o.
Wool Carpet's, fast colors i yard wide, in new reversible patterns, new color -
Inge, worth 75o, for 65o,
Atkvool-two•nit Carpetsjextra heavy, the latest designs, fast colors, at 75C,
85o and $1.
Japanese Mattinge, in fancy patterns, yard wide,:a great wearer, reduced to
121-2o, 17o, 20c and 25o.
Floor Oil Cloth, new patterns, in all widths, at 25o per square yard.
Sootch Linoleum, extra heavy, worth 65o Ter 50o.
Lace Cortaine, new patterns, at'25o, 350, 50o and 75o,
Pine Nottingham Curtains, in new patterns, 3 1 2 yards long, 54 inches wide
regular $1,25 for $1,
Swigs Curtains, fine laaey effects, 3 1 -yards long, 54 to 60 inches wide very
epode' at $1.50, $1,75 and $2,50. asse
All Carpets over 25c per yard out and matched free of charge.
McKinnon & co.,131yth
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Quality the Best Prices the Lowest
At J. W. IRWIN'S
Redpath and St. Lawrence best granulated sugar, at $8.85 per cwt by
tbe barrel, or 26 nounds for $1. 80 pounds! crffee sugar for $1.
Canned goods cheap-Delai and Kent Can Corn 6c a can, Canned
chicken 103, Roast Reef lb tins 15c each.
Teas -Black Japan and Young Hyson from 1.0c up, our leader ie 25c per
Rapiosainnsd;Ourrants, Prutles,' Dried Peaches, ApricOts and Cooking .Figs
cheap. •
• Crockery -I have just opened, out 8 crates of Dinner,Tea and Toilet sets
and fancy china,. new patterns direct from the factories in England,
selling from 10 to 20% less than regular price. Call and examine
quoit! y and prices. .
Wanted good butter and eggs. . • Phone 45.
J. W. IRWIN Clinton
per ea011
cfr all the folltiwthg...thio •
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Graniteware, Tinware, Spades and Shovels, HarVestToOls,
Daisy -Churns, Lawn 1Viowera, Clothes Wringets Gasoline and
Coal Oil Stoves, Streen Doors and Windows.
one; also recommended several improve'-
ments aroond the town hall, and oall the
building.
per ib.
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Dublin " 8.C6 1.10 .50
ondon Foundry Co, wheel barretve, ,381. _
Arriving at -Guelph -at -104a rn. Oheall
T freight, 516; 11- Stevens, lumber, Tickets will be good only On -one trainivalid to _._
$22.79; Electric Light Go, liehtThx hall. 1 &Awn (91?Yt tfa(1,n trlitsattiAllir eirepne psutir„-
eto, $4.80;•0 Crioh, salary rIttontla,• 030;
, Jas Carter, work, $1,50; !I Stevens, asses. daiTixtr'n .11 .gorogifor the slay ca217
•w A apecial t•ani will leave Centralia' at
, sor, $50; T Oottle, assessor, $50; J Wheat- m ; Eveter, 6 52: Hensall, 7.08; Ripper, 70, and-
flerLitoiaMayinlo9n, month, 753;
TprButton,ondtoot ottani gas iyoun Brucefield, 7 17, connecting with the r e g ul a r
train at Olinto' Paseengers frorn Belgrave,
commission on loan, $23,5C. Receipts -RI Binigitttht:innitoL°Oritliti,tohnoro win take regular morn -
Welsh, scales dto, $38.05; 0 Crich, lwork in Returning a :,pecial train will leave.Clinton at
cemetery; $11.75; total, $49.80. 10.85p.m. for Centralia and intermediate p Ants
One will also leave Clinton at 10.40 p.m. for Bel.
grave and intermediate points, ,
, This will be the only (•xcursionfrom this houn-
ty to the Agricultural Collo e this season, and •
OLIN TON immoris •
every+ person shoul•d, take vantage of it Am-
• Thursday 2 1002.
Corrected every Thursday afternoon. ple accommodation will be provided. A dub- •
'Fall Wheat 0
I stantial lunch will be serv,ed at the College by
•.,. • ,, at, ' the (41,-.ernment.
go' a " ov D. bloletrus. Tnos. 3foldit,LAN, S. SMILLIE
' Spring " ' .078- a 0:80 Pres.S. Huron Pres. E, Huron, Sec'y,
Oate .. .. ..... .. i • • ief 0 42 a 0 4l2- -
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Servant. .
• .Coming and •GoIng Ryer ... ; ..... ...... 0 40 a 0 45
Dr Gonn has been attending medical ex- Earley 0 55 a 0
. • • Flour per cwt 2 15 a 2 15 Servant Wanted.• -•Apple to MRS (MEI°, at
amination at Kingston and Toronto, Peas.. 0,80 a 0 80
Misses N. Harria and C, Sharman, God- nay 8 00 a 9 00 T. JACKSON, Jr., residence, high street, ,
............... . 30--tf.
erioh, Were visiting Mise Ida Holmes; on sheepskins . .. ...... 0 25 a 0 kr ay X
Wednesday. ' - No. 1 Green trim. hides 5 00 a ; 50
Miss Ethel Loyett,Of Summerhill, spent Wood short 2 25 a 2 50
a few days thie week with 'her cousin, Mies Chickens, per pair .... 0 20 a 0 40 Threshing 'Machine for Sale.
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Mabel Stewart
Ducks, pair 0 40 a 0 60
T. jaokson, je* was up north to 'Rimier- • 0 05 a 0 06 gether With ft new tnonnaroh separator, on use
A 17 horse power traction engine, L. D. S., to.
Gomel, per lb
'Turkeys*, 0 06 a 0 08 • only
Aim and other. points in the ' intereate 50 days. Has all latest improvementit,in
Pork, live ....... .. .. . 6 50 a 740 eluding tank,putrip, duster, pea pullers, o (war
Pork, dressed.. 8 00 a 8 00 so ; eg. A ill be seld,nea.P: ... .
the Jackson Manufacturing Co.
Mrs Bronsoombe, of Petrolea, arrived on Butter, loose or tub 0 13 a 0 14 • ' '
o 11 a 0 12 atAehment, eto. Ill,health of owner realton for
her daughter, Mrs W. H. Newcombe, Potatoeo,, per Wan0 30 a 0 35 AiviBS mthren, Annum
Wednesday to make an extended visit with Eggs per doz • MaY 31-4
ars ..1 'alum MoCool and children left for Dried Apples per lb0 05 e. 0 95
Pairfielde, Alberto, on Tuesday, near
which place Mr Moctool has Battled., Live Stock Markets. .
Mr MeDenald, of Guelgh, who has been -- • For particulars apply to
Loom for Sale
Newcombe fly •shuttle look forsale, at ono
bird selling prke, in first-class ruLning order.
spending a few days with 'his uncle. Mr * London, June 2.r-Unit.ed States cattle, May 9-tf, 11. 1413' r"Qvusee°u°srtnresretilinnetOu..and
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Caldwell, returned home on Monday. lid; sheep, 7d; Canadian oattle, na. ,
Prank Dayment left! on Saturday for .uarlYterraPs17131"n° !•_--tia_n4dicin_ cattle,
Ingersoll where he has accepted_ a _position - .• - - :... , - .7.-
on the Tfibune.-Pranleis a good hand, - Montreal, June 2 -There tvere spout 400
j -7 e tre ea16613a. initlY 86rrY t° 'learn. ti; at h400"dshoefetibatintcdhleatniEs'besaotfftleer'ad5t scrialleveL and
ft
anted!
,• East End Abattoir to -day. \ The butchera _-
unable to -attend to . any of hie indioi
clutido, with very slight proapeotti of
were present in large numbers; but trade W a t s man -farm-
ever
being able to resume his Work.
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Mr games Irvin, of Loa Angelos, Cal.,
is visiting his father,. Mr John frying.
Like all other Olintomaris he hag. pros-
pered in the golden west. It„ is 18 years
since he was here.
We learn that F. Kern, fmnerly Of the
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bank, Clinton,. and late of the
Berne bank at lienaall, will etatiOned at
Exeter as manager of the new Sovereign
bank. We congratulate our oting friend
• on his promotion. •
InopeatorTaisley was up to Blyth Sat-
urday 'Wasting hotel property, Henry
jeraes who had the hotel learied for over
three ydare io giving it ne and J.G. Enfigh,
the owner Of the Wel, will ammo charge.
Mr jamas hem bought the American hotel
Bruseele.
was rather slow and prices continue about a •
Mr 0, Martel bought five-- very choice ers as can.maxe it con ven-
the eame rates as on Thtikeday's market,
pritne beeves mold at &Oro 610 tO 6d pAr lent to come in and take a
smell -sized cattle at 66c per lb, and other
to gio and the coramon etook at from ho biarrel ef Redpath'e Gran.
lb ; pretty good animate gold at from dia
to.4id per lb. Mr A. Itioherd bought !Wo c 1Cr%atwesieligwift aits,anwdesoamree
superior cal/ed for $80 and three °there
at from $2 to $7 each. Shippere paid 40 1°1 WTSrtOlrileTtin the street,
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for $25. Other miles of delves were made
per lb for good large,aheep and the hutohere
paid from iiio tone per Ib for the others. so we will sell- it for $8,90
. - per hundred Das; by the
JOHNSTON-SPARLING-At tho home ,of our next car,
barrel, to make room for,
..1 seArmoto,
the bride's earonts, Howiok, eti may 21st, DY
Rey. 11, .7. earbuttitlisS Annie Snarling to T.A.
Johnston, Jamestown, .
STIIETTOT-MoQUA.RUIE.At Christ Clottrqh,
, Of course, we will deliver
V. Stretton, of Brussels to 1V11SS Annie MoQuar
Liatowel, on Mey 21st, by Het,. A. Pit any place in town.
. Moore. W*
Thos ItrOWn, leader Of the tard Beal. 1,1,0,0f Grey,
malt Barka
linton Seaforth, and fdtmerly apettwirtioi-Ganitti,y4f611.--28Attit,lirstiLevthodmientonmarms.". Glit0eRRY"
leader of Cbend, has gone to hie
twine in Toronto te be treated for in. Lkiraith,-Boaconflokt, to
flamatury rlutuntstism, He has !suffered IMOkaaw• t r0,1401100 0,
hoped that ho may soon be relieved from leifirt,,TV vlintita'8° '
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from rheumatism for soma time and it is OfAelvfAltroAl t-Af I 1
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Our telephone number is 48
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Hardware- -House
OttO rittlitithingc.
It's a tie between novelty and price in our
Furnishings as to Which is the greater factor.
Every good sort of Underwear, 'Neckwear
4 and Hosiery is here. Our Straw Hats are
hcire. Our Belts are here, and, if you want
to get your money's worth—it is here.
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0111..JOITT.A.7"
HURON STREET, CLINTON
House Cleaning
Requirements.
Pine line of Rookera, in wood, ocoble, tufa
upholatered. ' Curtain polee and fixing's, in
brass and wood. Room 'moulding?, in
colors, imitation. and real oak, Picture
mottlding, in great variety. Frames! made
to order. Picture glees. Mirrors frame
_and mirror plates,
Undertaking and PicturePrani
Gineam:::1:41rultYltaure D'esaer,
.ef C. Stetren.sor
Opposite Town Rail,
Filbert Street, CLINTON.
RESIDENCE -Huron Street,
opposite Commercial Hetet
traw Hats
Child's Sailors, 15c, 20e and 26c.
Ladies" " 256, 85e, 40c, 50c and 750.
BoyEPalley Sti °Nes, 25c, 40e and 50e.
Men's " 25c, 40c, 50c and 75c,
MEN'S FELT HATS—Gcod assortment, right up.th.date in style
and eolor, hest English and Atilserideal goods, 75c to $2, each.
Boys' Yachting Caps, 25c to 40e. „
Men's 4, 85o to 50c.
Boys' Colored Shirts, 12i to 14 inch near band', 50c,
Boys' Black Sateen Shirts, 12i to 14 inch neck hand, 50c,
Men s Colored Shirts, very desirablo. colors and patterns, 50e, 751and
$1 each.
Men's Black Sateen Shirts, 50c, 75c and $1 each.
Men's Leather Belts, 25e to 50e each.
OTTIVIETTE. Lo deabora
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