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•h _awning 010.00410 coming owl GOina.
See Fred T. Jackson for Solid Leathr Soes.1 Mies Helen Gunne;as in Goderioh en Miss Vanoe,11,Ittohell, la the gueet of Miss
Don't Bla-me
Your Feet
If they. tiche. TsraPer-trying to be sure.
But why confound tne effect with cause?
The fault is in
the Shoes
Better get a pair of
Hagar Shoes -
from JACKSON, then you'll have com-
fort as well as style, fit and wear.
Best Shoe 1Tatups
3D own
All sizes and btyles for Men, Women and
Children.
Lowest Prices
Every pair guaranteed
You always get the best from JACKSON
No Ahoddy Fred 'T JACkson Patronize the New Shoe
No Paper Soles • Store and get new Shoes
Weat ///e2 day/
Moolckoes.
Nwt;
SH1NOL4 themodern waterproof
Birdie Heywood.
W;laianseaciSp6eYOner wag Piegenger for Win- FatedriatuagabatevrioalZdr 14110a/rout Miehigan,
Nothing nipeg Tneadey morning.
R. P. Reekie went to St Thoreee on Sat. Mies Olive Float', Toronto, i visiting
Enal ut7.;,:,..":dur::::::::Yad left Tues. 11 Mies Cora Dawden, Blyth, spent Suaday
er undo, D. Cantelon.
qday to visit friends in Goderich. with her mother in tewn.
5,1 • 0 visit with friends in Goderioh. went to Goderich yesterday.
Mrs Thomas Nott, of Port Findlay, Al- Miss Agnew Nogham, WaS the guest o"
Miss Minnie Hill is on a twO weeks' Mr and Mrs P. B. Crewe and daughter ).
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Shillala gems, is vieiting friends in town and et
Ur and INIre t.goetv, this week,
amity. Mra Geo. Roberton,who has been visitiog
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`C.-2.71weinattse-e-'441.4'. Mise Ella MoEwan left on Townley, in Brussels, has returned Innate.
On a two wetelts visit to frienaa at Brant -
Misses A. Stewart and B.Bennett, Myth,
?ora quick and ford. ere the guests of Mra W. King, this week.
1 lasting shine. Mr Jett Xaine, who haa been Visiting in Mre R. L, Willittnuson, Toronto, is visit. ,
tekhoiarrwieeleokr. the past Month, returned borne ing Jur parenta Mr and Mrs T. Levan.
Paste Shoe Polish
Takes the place of all liquid dressings which
injure the leathsr and scale off. •
Shinola burnishes theactual leather leav-
ing it brilliant, smooth and dry so that dust
, cannot stick to it, nor contact, dull it.
Once shined it will not soil the most deli-
cate fabric, SHINOLA is the best and also
cheapest. Only 100 for large sized box.
it is 'another new thing at the New Shoe
Store.,
VIAN VINVWciliV iihNWINWIOIMW %ay Anvatisentenixi
Parlor Snite-five pieces -nearly as good as
r ew-will be soldeheap. Can be seen at reel-
.
Glorious Big etv ace. MRS. GEO. JOINSTON__
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Wanted..
Huron Street.
Young men to learn Moulding or Boiler
making, .tp:Aler three year indentures. apply •
E. LEONARD It SONS,
4w. London, Ce.
Bargain Event
A royal time for those who need or who will need
clothing. Men's Suits, Boys' Suits, Men's Oveircoats,
Boya',Overcoats, Men's Pants, Boys' Pants.
Our Whole Clothing Stock will be offered
at a special discount.o120iper cent
The object of this sale is to sell out this season/a
-clothing before our new goods arrive. We never
lorry one season's goods into the next season. All
goods charged during this sale will be charged at
Tegulaz prices. Positively nogoods charged at sale
prices Our <roods are marked in plain 'figures—
deduct_20 per cent and that will be the selling price
for cash only during the sale.
Men's
Men's 5.00 silts now ...... . .. 4.00
Men's 600 " .......... . . ... 480
Men's 800
ft
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11
14
• •. • • • • • 41k, • .. • .. 6.10
• Men's 10 00
Men's•12 00-
8 (,0
Boys Suits
Boys' 150 suits now • 120
Boys'"2 00 " " . ........ 1 60
di 200
Boys' 2 50 "
Boys' . 3 00 " it
• • .... • . dl_••• • • • • 2 40
Boys' 400 " l' , ... ...... . . ... 3:20
Boys':5 00 "
Boya'. odd pants ....... ... ........ 40
• , Men's Overcoats
Mens .5. 00 Overcoats now ... 4 00
.6,00 " " ............ 4 80
Men's' -8 00 " " . ••• . . . 6 40
Men's 10 00 " " 8 00
Men's .1200 " " 9 60
BOYS',OVERCOATS ancl..Pea Jackets reduced,
in name prop( rtion.
IAll fur goods at absolute cost—Fur Caps, Coats,,
Collars, Gloves, Mitts and, geavy Underclothing.
Thos, Jackson, Sr.,
Victorizt Block, CLINTON
MN•Mikiic1WM MM MAWANIM
Boy Wanted. Cows for Sale,
To.Rent or For Sale.
Good comfortable ootta, on Victoria Street,
containing 4 bedrooms. dining room, parlor,
kitchen, ete. Hard and soft water, stable on
lot -half aore. To rent or for sale. Apply to
S. S. COOPER,
tft Clinton.
Stray Pig.
Strayed from subscribers premises, Goder-
ich Township about the eth inst.,a yonne vcitite
sow. about 6 months old. Any one giving in-
formaticn as to its whereabouts will _be re -
'warded.
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GFO. MIDDLETON:
For Rent. ..
The undersigned offers for rent Tot No. 36, in
the 7th eon; of the tp. of Hullett. This farm
contains 85 acres more erless, with 2 acres ot
young orchard, a small house,•a frtenie barn,
horse stable and granary. A never failing
creek runs throngth the place It is rt•splendid
farm for pasture. situated 6.miles from cilnton
and i miles from Suromerhi 1. Church,. post
office, store and two schools within a short
• distance (while they lest). For further infor-
mation apply to MRS JANE DODSWORTH,
Holmesville.
July 11-5f •
• Notice•to Creditors.
in the matter "qf-the Relate of HenrY'Smith,
late of the Villiage of Bayfield, in the 'County
" of Huron, laborer, deceased. -
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to R S. O.
i 1897, Chapter 129,•that all creditors end others
i having claims against theestate of the
1 said Henry Smith, who died on or skint the
28th day of-Tune,t1E02, are required on or be-
fore the 301h day of August, 1902, 'be ,send by
post preipatcl, or deliver to either of the under
signed Executors, Clinton, Ontario, their
christian and surnames, addresses .and des
criptione, Mt full particulars of their -clot -us,
duly verified upon oat.), and the nature of .the
securities, if an.y'/ held by them.
And further lotto notice, -that after ...such
1 last mentioned date, the said executors- will
' proceed •to "distribute the assets of the said
1 having regard only to the claims of whieh they .
deeettsed among the parties entitled • thereto,
shall then have notice, and that the said ex-
ecutors will not be liable for the said assists
or any part thereof, to any IcraIn or PeraOrta
Mies Parlee, of the Collegiete etaff, left Mre J, F. Stewart, Toronto, wee the
past week.
gneet of Dr. and Mrs Graham during the
sonagrasatarur.day, to spend her holidaya in
Aliso O'Neil left Tueeday to spend the
Mts Albert Seeley, eamorapanied by her Aliso
with ber sister, Mrs johns, of
mother, Mrs Johns, spent a few days in Winnipeg.
Goderich last week, recuperating.
Miss' Roberton, cousin of Geo Roberton, iA nephew of Mr Lofft while on a wheel.
ng tour from St, Mary's to Kincardine,
of town, left, Saturday on an extended trip
to Stratford. stopped off here on Tneeday.
Measre W. D. Fair, Dr. Shaw, W. fl.
C, Davits went up to Goderiola Friday Newcombe and 1.), F. Macpherson were
night to spend the 12th and Sunday with visitors' to London yesterday,
his brother at that place.
Mies Ida Zealatui, who has been the
affilti,sahaLa abnereart aBwigagvaarat, a otfwathwe ateeul,eaphvoianiet
left for St Thomaa yesterday.
guest of Mrs Chant for a couple of weeks,
to Cleveland end Buffalo.
Metiers Stoddart and Rand, of the Colle.
Will Dunlop, son of Rey Dunlop, re- giate staff, leave this week for Toronto, to
'turned home Thaesday after a visit at his assist in the departmental examinations.
old home in Durham. F. Thisbe.% who has been living at Peru,
Mr Gey, District Pamenger Agent, ard India„ is visiting here. His wife has been
in delicate health for sOtne time, and is
visiting her relatives in Victoria county.
Mr Upahall may remain in Ontario,
Mr Stinson, Ditipatoher, Stratford, were
visitore to town on Wednesday,
Lester Whitely went to St Thomas, .on
Saturday, to play iscrosse with the team Mr and Mrs j.M.Onling and eon George,
ef that city ; and was on the winning side. ' Buffelo. formerla of ,es uburn, were in town
• Mr Elwood Scott, of Lake Cherie& on Wednesday, on their way to Anbarn.
Loniattna, with his wife and 3 children, Mr Cutlet; intends to put a new water
was this week the pees of Mr Thomas wheel on his mill at Auburn and then re -
tarn to Buffalo.
-Trmiork;
Washington, who has been spending - Mr andMrs A. E. Bennett and daughter
sorne weeks With her daughter, Mrs Annis, of London, Mr and Mrs C. A. MoDonell,
et Port Union;rettaned home a few days mHeanDsaanlle,il,L..01.nDosicu,lttivoinai,temterra,aTnhcla,FB, awe,:
since.
Mr D. B. Kennedy has left with no
Phoenix, B. 0„ papers received from Mre
Tnffts, who went there to yiait her. son,
Julius.
Mr e John Morrish left for•Ox Bow,Man.,
Tuesday morning, to visit with her son,
Harry, who moved to that part aome 3
years ago.
Mr and Mrs John Johnson left on the
Northwest Excursion Tuesday morn ing,for
a six.weeks' sojourn amongat onr prairie
province&
Mre. John Swartz, and child, Wingham,
dropped off here last Friday for a short
visit while on her way to Goderich to visit
den, also J. E, MoDonell, who underwent
an operationat the hospital here,le.st week.
Mr and Mrs J. L. Coartice, who have
been away on a two mouths' visit to friends
in Eastern Ontario, returned home on
Wednesday. Mr Conrtice states that in
the neighborhood of Orrillia and Barrie
there has been so much rain as to seriously
injure crops, 'but emit of Toronto he neyer
saw them lookin; better.
Leeburn
.45100D LEOTCRE.-Mr Thos, McGilli-
cuddy, of Toronto, (mate a lecture on
Monday evening, the 14th, in one
church bere, on"Our Neignhors,"which
frienne there, was very interesting,' but the weather
Richard Brown, (son ot Mr Robt Brown,
of Hullett,) who has been at Riegel& has
aretearrnhedarvheoatrne and toll remain here until
ft
Mr Will MoNanghton and Waters, Misses
Mend and ()bailie, left for an extended
visit to friends in Ba j field, Goderich and
London on Monday. •
O • Mr and Mrs W. Gla Doherty and ohild,
of Thessalon, oame down on the Ring Ed-
ward to Goderich yesterday, and will -visit
in town for some time. '
Miss Noinm Hessian, el Torontowhile
on her way to Winghant on a visit, stopp-
ed off here for a half day, to see her
cousins the Misses Bentley.
Lee Brown of Welland, has been home
on the sick list for a few days; he is suffer-
ing with neuralgia of the nerves, -which
gives him considerable vain.
Mies Mary Irwin ,(daughter of Mr R,
Irwin) who came home from Toronto last
week, will remain forahe holidaye for three
week; she is accompanied by a friend,
Mies Palmer.
T. Jackson, jr., leaves next Tionth, for
trip. through to Vancouver, in the inter-
est of Lion Brand taothing. Mr C. C.
Rance will at the name time take in the
Territories. •
Miss MoNete,•of Intoknow, who had been
writing on the exanis the past week, and
while here wee the guest of her friends,
Mimes IdoNanghton, left for her, home
otifoavrb. oseolame; notice shall not have een
received by ,thom at itilit:etuimaNe of, sujch distribu , last Friday aventng.
,IAMES SCOTT, k E" t Mies Lyda Smith, datighter of John '
Is"S• Smithleft on the Northwest exonreion .
DeansteesCeinteen.this 161h day of July, '1902. Tneacity mornnagrfor Napiniee, Man., to
visit a broteser. If she likes the climate
JIStinielpal Notice; shemay remain in 'that part of the country.:
W. frving,(eonsof,Mr John Irving,i who;
• Notice is hereby given that the Council of bee been1,1 .•
eme On a am weeks visit, left•
1 the Corporation of the Town of Clinton in-
tends to oonetraot granoiathio siciewaiks as
mentioned below and to •assess the final
coetthereof upon the propertiere bemoaned
I and not exempt by law feena assessment.
t A Uourt of Revision will beheld on Tues.
i day., :Rh ' elny ofaanguat, 1902, et •81,o'rolook
1, p. m. in the Council Chamber, for the pnr.
r pose•of tearing complaints against the pro -
sic I posed asseetiment, or inacenracy in frontage
measnrements and any other complaints
wheali persons interested may desire to
makeaad which are by law cognizable by
• During hie abeenoe from town Mr k E. secretary treasurer of the Usborrie and
the said Court. '
. W1I,LIAM.COATS. ntodgens will Wok after the hnsinees kere, Ilibloent' Fire Insuranee C•onapiiny, was .
iClintou, J uly 17th, 1902; ' • and Mr John Croaks will hs.ve dung of in town on Thursday'. He met the
&hadn't of propmed walks:- the Goclerioh busirese, Government inspector and had his.
On the south side of Joseph, from King
Mr Wm Green, an old resident taf owl. chweltramined and approved by that.
a . to North 8treets. Total cost $7•33.50;
erich towriehipabut laterly living retiredin
O town's Oar& of cost $164,70. •
being bad there was not many present's
A Cultioerria -Mrs F. Horton has
now a large cactus, on which there are
a little more thattninety buds for blos-
som, -
CHURCH.- The Sacrament of 'the
Lord's Supper will be administered in
the church here on July 270, at the
morning service. _
NOTES, -The storm on Monday after-
teraoon and evening wee very severe.
During the atonal a gate post at Mr A.
Cintton's was struck by lightning and
splintered, also three lambs killed in a
field close by. Mrs Whaley return, d
to her home near Stre ttord on Satur-
day, after spending a oaonth with her
daughter, Mrs Jae Chisholm. Mis3 Jes-
sie Linklater, of Stratford High School,
is spendinet her holidays at het home
here. Master Hume Clutton and his
sister, Jeae, returned home from Tuck-
ersini,th last:week, where they had been
t ing their gran d paren ts. Mises
Della and Flossie Harrison,of Goderich
township, ate visiting -their relatives
hero. Mrs Wm Ciutton and daughter
Mary, ot Striatford,ere yisiting relatives
here.
Seaforth
LOCAL BRIEFS.-le...r and Mrs W.
Somerville left- on Saturday "net for a
month's holiday. Theyintend going
slirougb to the coast and will stop of
at- Winnipeg, • Braudon. Banff and
other points, .by the way: it is a
,splendid trip and we hope our friends
will enjoy it, During Mr Somerville's
,absertee him bu-iness here will be et.
tended to by Mr dames Craig. Mr F.
Gutteridge ttarted on Wednesday to
clean out Silyel. creek, preparatory to
the execution ot tlae drainage works of
the town. . He has a. large force of
yesterday morning for Chicago, where e.
is empl,oyed with the printing firm of It, men at work. 'The furniture factory •
has been closed for a week or more to
R. Donnelly *Co, Ete is a graduate...Of the
pernatt extensive alterations. The
New Eat. old planing mill is being used now in 3E.Tor_z_io-Nrsr
MrCV.. Svrett, who is eenplbyen with conntent,i.,ti with the furniture factory es.
the Canada Paper Co., Torwato do and a. mammy of new machines will be
spending a few day e with'his.uncle, Mr W. placed in the brick building.. Mr Jaen. .
Q. Philips g came up by ' wheee, .mark- Horton, who had his leg •broken 'a
nig Guelph the first day and Clinton the short time ago, is still confined ,to bed •
at his sister's here, but le getting along
seomonrdE.
wank R, 'Hodge& expects' tio Ware as well as could be exPected under, the #
next weak on ha tri through. the west • -circumstances. Mr Thomas Cameron,
July 18th, 1902
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1311,CYTE 1E1
The Second Week
OF OUR GREAT °LEAPING
SALE
Our first week was a record. breaker. ,People snow heroine when
they see them, and they know when we advertise b trgains they alweyle
get them. Shrewd caen buyers are elways on bend eerly to seonre the
pick of the stook.
Five dozen Ladies" god 'strong Paranoia covered with memorized mina,
regular price 500, Sale.prioe 25o.
Men'es Leather Belts, wtth ringe•on sides, and strong ateel buottles, a great
snap at 25o.
Menni strong heavy Cotton Socks, with aeamless feet, regular price 10e, 70
per pair or four pairs for 25o.
Men's heavy Union Books, seamless feet, rtlibed tops, the wined thing for
anweety feet, worth 15o, for 100.
MeaTe fine Cashmere Hooka, ribbed tops, eemmlese feet, sold everywhere at
26o and 80o. Sete price 20o,
Ladies' fine black Sateen Underakirts, with deep frill and braid trimming,
good value at 90o. Sale price 500.
Boys' Straw Hate, in flee braid, worth Ins and 10o, Sale price Zo.
Mao'sfine Summer Undershirts, well finished, with Trenola neok, regulat
35o. Sale price 25o.
Ladies' fine Shirt Waists, in odd sizes, worth 50o, 75o and $1, at hal price.
Ladies' Summer Vests, reduced to 5o, 8o, 10o, 15e, 20o and 25o.
Our yard wide Drees Muslim- are the talk of the town. They are worth
12ic, lint the eale priee is only 5o,
McKinnon ar. Co., Myth!
40•••••00iik04041 0400 000 40411001000
ardw,are
13argams
10 per cent discount for cash
Off all the following lines when the purchase amounts to 50e
• or more.
Graniteware rinware Shell IIardware •
• Clothes Wringers. Gasoline and Coal Oil Stoves
• Punips and Sinks Window Glass Daisy Churns
Bairn Door Hollers Carpenters"lools
'Cutlery and Plated ware
We give below a few special net prices for -
next week's cash buyers.
20 foot Wagoner Extension Ladders $3.75
25 41 44 4.50
Peerless Machine Oil " .35
Rogers' Extra Maehin.e Oil - .35
Golden Light ‘` , the best in use .40
Machine Oil in 5 gallon lots 5c per gallon less
Pure White Lead in 25 lb irons
8 lbs Wire Nails
10 lbs Cut Nails.
6 boxes Axle Grease
1.55 0.
,25
.25
.25
Get our prices on Binder Twine I Try Eureka Fly Killer
Harland Bros:
Cheap Hardware House
ewest Neckwear .
This week -we are showing the very latest de4n2; in ,
Neckwear
Including Coronation Tie, s New Bows, Ascots, Nar-
row beibies, Flowing 'Ends, Tubular Strings, etc,
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Gocd, intelligent boy wanted to learn print- 4 yottng Cows for sale,good milkers, two new-
ing. Apply at NEW ERA OFFICE, lv (salved and two due to calve in one week's
time.
M. BRAITHWAITE
TeatherwAnted. June 27th -5 Londesbore
For the Model Term as
Dlong asNoneede4d, Teacher Wanted:
Clinton Public School,. for on . a
female teacher holding at least a SeCond ---
Class Certificate. Salary 827.50 ,per Month. Eor U. School Section No. 13, E. Wawartosh
Apply with ttstimonittlit, Op to July 31. male or female, duties to commence on the ifith. •
J. ctiNINGRAME • of August next State salary no to December. '
Loom lot' Sale
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Newcombe Sly shuttle 400m for gale. at one Mrs RP. iteekie, and danghter Katie,
hird prig°, in firataelaiia ruiminiporder. who have been visiting at St , Thomas lor HA,17,9 ,-In Goderich, on July let, to Mr
and Mrs -Geo, Potter, a daughter.
For parqoul ars apply to SOMO tirrld past 103U:tried home yesterday, -and Mrs R. C.- Hays, a daughter '
Ono, Pam, •oorner lattlowis •taid
accompanied day. Mtge Gaaltatia, who it will
be remembered, Rang in our <Aerobes SELI.-In NVinghare on Jnly 6th, to
Gesdericb, was 111 town for a abort tune •on BoRN.
Saturday;; be %aeon his way to Gerrie, to ,
SEVI.-On Sunday, Jaly s5t1a, to Mr and
vien, his lrotheinin law Thwanse Perkins,
11. Mrs Frank Seli, a daughter.
whe is POTTER. -in 13Iy th, on July 4th, to Mr
May 9-111. . Queen street,Olinton.
1Vii and Mrs Prank Soli, a daughter,
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HURON STREET, CLINTON
herwin Williams
P'aint"
S W. P. is the most economical Paint you can use.
it is ready for the brush-7–it spreads easily and evenly.
It will cover more surface and wear longer than any '
other paint ia the market. It is made in all desirable colors.
a while on a visit here laSt Buntrtier, W L Ouimette Londesboro
HOPPER -In Morris, on July 12th, • 0 1
Wanted. .
II. B. 'Aaron, of Winnitteg, wbo we,a the wife of Harry Hopper, a daughter.
fair writer.% called to Oetarka. owing to hie mother's STE WA 11,T. --f n Goderich township, on '
to Appoint death; paid a short vidit to his old Clintion July 5th the wife cif John Stewart, a eon.
COMPANY' friends Jant wools, . In Odition t.'3 bOng TAXLIOR. In Hay townahipf on July
0. agent for the Doherty.Organ in the Pritilna ig4th, the wife of Duncan Taylor, a daugh-
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Sec. 2.5. . 21th Apply to T. STRA.1210.11A.el, ,...cieretary, •
Men of chttraeter, fair educotion,
lm -July 4. • Auburn, On t, • good talkers], gootl anpearonee,
A First-tlass Farm for Sale House for Sale. . '"e"s'ran01,1.100nNo
or • To Bent. • • June 10-tf. Toront
City, he Carr es.un largo mue o us nes& ter. . .
In the 'Township of West Wawatg•th oonees- stories; contains .8 bedrooms, parlor, dining
J -W It is said that Canada has •entougia., nuonAmin,–At St ;Tomah, on the
A good frame ,house on Miran' Street, The following from town aftwided the,
sion five. lot twenty seven, containing 2C0acree
more Or Wig. about 4.75 acres cleared. to a geed regal, hall, closets, icitchee, etoodeed hard &al to keep it supplied for a thousand circuit at ' Stratford on Tneealayl-mri. loth • Nv h
claultngge;. e. e
wdi woe, eti and 80111 water, nalf acre lot,_ypth bearing Rance and two .claildreo, Toni and ,Clarenee if r m uo arms,
good orchard, buildings' in good shape, steno years. Possibly; we'd be pleased' if sive
'fun treat. Apporeo J. SNYDER,
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state of cultivation, good '0)00,4
uno 27-4.
Mr and Pare Ogle Cooper, and little dangh.
stabling under barn 42 by 82, conventtnt to flyron Street had enough paid fort° keep us supplied
ter, Illiaa Minnie Cooper.Mrs Wm Juliette. 1‘1.°.°11WE'-At the G°813"
,
• echo as, churches and Poet -Office. Will be '
t 1 Al to F SI R
sold on eas terms toad trivaser. op y o.r e 0 ell
V. H. (34thiPB Westfiela
for One y.eitr. •
a ,Mise May Ranee, amd Haien Gonne and ley, on the 5th Wan, the wife of Mr Re-
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Xies llitiy Bell. bert MoBride, a son, '
o and shocenaking ahop in the Village of (MINTON MARKETS trothl MurraY, et'ifo and child, of PREETER.-On Monday, 7th inst., at
3m .-July 11 or W. A. HARRISONI Ltickno w •
Flo sville. A good bade worked up. tip en- Cerretitod every htirs ay aft
did chance for e'good tvorkman Unilding could
b e us ed aster° al; WAAL Immediatepeasesaion Thursday J'alY 17, 1
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MUntelPall Notice.
Notice is hereby given that tbe Council
of Ole Corporation of the Tone!' of Clinton(
intends to constrnot granolithic sidewalks I
as mentioned below and to assent; the final
weet thereof 'upon the propertim benefitted
and not exempt by law from assesainent.
Cnurt Revision will beheld on Friday,
25ttiaay bt Ju)y,a1902,---atafa o'clock ap.
in the Connell Chamber, for the Purpose of
• heartna complaints ageinat the proposed
asses Mani or inacoursoy in frontage
ineaeureinents ard any other complaints
eihieh persons intereated may desire to
make and whith are by law cognisable by
the said Court,
WILLIA.M. COATS.
Clinton. July 10th, 1002;
Schedule of proposed walks;
On the weetaide of Raglan Street, bet-
ween Itattenbary Dna Ctptar.iq iTet8..-1110
'Total end E11L80t Tewe's4-klitirb 'amen( -
($38.20,
For particulars apply_te_
IPANNY BLACK WELL.
June 29-tf
LIF tlie wife of 111r John Preeter, of a
New York, arrived int fown last Saturday, .Z'Iriub,
erneon
9112, to spend a fetv days with the forinet a pa on4 'MARRIED.
e, 0 00 onto, Mr and Ntra 3,, Murray, id Huron St. ' a
a .0 8.0 ifaok, (as ho is well known by,) enjoya a BIRD--PHIPPEN.-On July lat,at the
very‘tuortttive position in mum of the largest ,parsonage, 130 Crawford street, Toronto,
a 0 45 tablet nientifacturere of the .T.1. S. by He W. E, 11a.sard, 13, A., Mr Alex al.
ei Ai 4t660 ltnown eheep and gook breeder, left on a 13•111.
Bird to Idles Verona Phippen,both of Wing.
'Yesterday morning Jas. Snell, the Well-
a 2 25 four woke' t ip among sheep breed& s BELL-VOGAL -At Victoria Cottage,
a 9 00 of the AnneriOati wean He goee 0011 68 this Benguela on July 8th, be Rev 11 Paul,
a -0 50 • -roPreitaritittlWalltStsitsstsrEthiler Weed. Mr William 0. Bell to -Mies •Etigabeth
e g go ers Association of ,A.moricasthis object is 116 Clerenda, dauphtee of Mr Henry rogal,
6 e 50 indent) men who are already dump breeders
w 0 0
1 am prepared id buy this seaeon'e
dip of Wool, ea usual, at the •
Bonmilier Maki Milli
for highest cash price, or in eon
cheep for matinfaotared artiolog,
' Wheat..
Spring "
Oata .4 • •
Rye.. .... ..
Barley.
Peas
bleu per owt .
a .
Sheepskins ... . .
No. 1 Green trim, hides
Wood short
Chinketies per pair ,
Dnoke, pair
Geese, per lb . . . .
Turkeys perlb.., .. a.
0 80
045
d 40
0 56
0,80
. 2 25
a 00
0 25
5 00
2 26
0 20
0 40
0011
0 06
J.. Gledhill
• Pork, dressed 7 00
13itutter, 014
tub
Dried APploa por 0 05
both of Grey Township. •
it 0 SO to 0 ,m0te exttnniivnlY inte 3.318 e!nee nt SAIELS-MACTIAN,--On the 25th
6 0 GO thorcebred otook. His work will chiefly bo nit., at the rosidenoe of the bride's father,
a 0 00 among breeders in Mesh°, Montanaand
-.--. 17th con., Grey, by the Roy 1). B. McRae,
a 0 08 Wyomihg, and in addition to personal van. Mr William John Wets to Mtge Mary
p 6 50 fation among &mem he will probably /Nen maebern, both of Grey.
6 7 60 , address severemeetings,such aa theta the IIABTLEY.-WETR,--At the resi3enoe
a 0 14 Montano, Wool Growers' Assooiation, &s, of the bride's 'parents, Howiek, on July
a 0 15 Mr Snell is thoroly qualifledafor work of b Rev Win Hartley, 'brother of -the
.this kind,and in addition 04...mg Ins ex• groont,‘John Hartley, Principal of Wrox•
45Y t1"46t461•114ii°1't' 'rsttive° .6 der Publio School, to 1V1iiii Welt, dough.
1i 0 05 I 50(1 considtvotion beside irr' ter of Wni Weir,
HU/anted!
aViciCOVOri\T
Having bought out the Ilareteee .
bugineee of A, MoBRIFIN, le go-»
ing to toll TermkaValigea,Duaters
Run, end everything in oonneotion
with the trade- Good and Cheap,
Light Harness a Specialty.
Call and deel and I will me you
well, 4•1i6.,./.*.
Einrott St.,13 doors west or New-
' ,combo% Clinton
We want as many farm-
ers as can make it con yen.
lent to 'Come in and take a
barrel c f .R9dpath's Gran
ulated sugar, As we are
crowded with it,and some
of our friends complain,
if we store it on the street,
So we will sell it for
rer hundred lbs, by the
barrel, to make room for
• -our next ear,
01 courso, ue 11 ill deliver
it any place in town.
Farm for Salo, or To Lei. RUB GROCERY ,
' The ittideroiroted offers for Sato 05 110 Let the 1
wet
balf oot Lont 2In t,he 1211h 0011. of the'Township of Itellttatwo miles sloth of
Lernjesipr, cotitiningroaoroge! elelte land
l
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ICIVgirille!r$414r114441441".A?I lti4t,1V4:1 Pa -July 4 AztOMAS CRIS!., LondesuotoT. O'rfeil
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