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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1902-06-26, Page 5June 6th,19O2 VIE CLINTON NEW'S 44,400110 ILI 11 10 111 1 0 0 111 1110 1 Yr 11. 11 111 1.1111.111111 NOM 11111 11'k1.711 90/.06/9/' ***101/100114/10111,4&:_ 1 '• , '1110.1100141110111r,. ::÷44•:+s-•-•40••0+4"••••••1•44+i•÷1•4e44,44" 0+•••••••••+SInili•Hi'+*:**:***1*•os"4 +4.0"0-1•101$S14 • . • • • • • • • • • •••• • • • • 0•11 •••• • • •••• Arse On, 0.0 101, • • See Fred.T.Jackson fm: Solid Leather Shoes Don't Blame Your Feet if they ache. Temper trying to he SUN.. But why ei.nfound the effect .with the cause ? The Fault is in the Shoes Better Get a Pair of Hagar Shoes free] lectson, then yetell have coin f. la as well as st y le, tit and %%Val, •• — - Best Slsoe Values in Town .• •• 41 1rriZI.S and •1.5.1•1. for men, women ;old (11111 1441. You aleays get the best from Jackeon. Shinola The Waterproof Paste Shoe Polish Produees Patent Leathee Takes the place of all liquid dress- ings which injure the leather end seale oft. • • • ••• ONO •••• 41•41 ;ma 111•411 10•41 • • Anybody can use it 144 d ge, the hest i•eeillts. It is another. new thing at the New Shoe Store. No Shoddy Fred. T. Jackson. Patronize. The New Shoe No Paper Soles Store and get New Shoe s • t • . ..t..+4.4-•-•••••+c)440e+---..+4÷:4 Mg 011 ..... 1.11.,16.1bAbetw.a. Single Harness . Cheap . A ltricE.-.OWN. oesseecoenoes6cte06000020000 0 0 IF NOTHIHG TURAS LIP 6 TURN SOMETHING UP 0 .6 (.00 - • A rAs of training In the 0 emescoozo Silt AT Ft) It 1), ONT. enable- ) mott; men n11.1 women to secure nolo., 111 111 .0 sl woges immediately on leitN't 14 tile Still01 that 1 11,14 (hi. of doing the best work in 1111..4110,444 The grad nat es of the 44011 01 are in strong de- mand as 01elivN 444busint H. colleges in Cantata end the UM t rl Si o. T11:8 is tile shoot for on tid your friends. 0 0 445 0 0 W. .1. ELLIOTT, Principal. 0 O is levers ssose (06b4 00000000000600 Boots and Shoes $5n0 worth of Boots mid Shoes to he cleared out. lit less than it lmlesele prices. Our annual clettrIng Salo cottimenees 31n y ,,r go Is' shi.es,hut ton - ea and laced all eizee, from 1111 2 goiter al. OSd. 20 pis. mem.' IIIW shoes,gaite1 s (40(1 114 (IA, all $2.23 end $2.30 !shoes geing et $1 30. Big hal gains in all I1l14S 4444 WI' reduce nur Butler and:Eggs 'taken in Exchange. RATHWELLI VATZNA. SALVATION ARMY EARRAUS FOR SALE. The building known us the Salvation Army Parrneksi. lrer..1 for 51110. The lot and build- ing will he ,-uld to ono party or st.parately its (lesired. For futther particulars apply to 1.1M). LI VE10101tE, Clinton Feb Gilt. Cook's Cotton Root Compound is successfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual, Ladies ask your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com- pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1.1oor box; No. 2,10 degrees scronger,e8 per box. No, 1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8-oen1 stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont. pgr."Nos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all responsible Druggists in Canada. Nos. 1 and 2 are sold in Clinton by 11. B. Combe, R. P. Reekie, E. Hov- ey and Watts & Co.—druggists. ' • • NOTICE TO LACROSSE PLAYERS, NOUSE FOR SALE. Any Lacrosse Players desiring, em- ployment in' )2 obtain the seine by writing at once to HARRY RID,. CALUMET, Midi. care C. & 11.Hospital, June 5th 2t The undersigeecl offers for sale . storey cottage with live bedrooms, large dining room, parlor, etc. • Situ- ated William street, convenient to the Collegiate -institute.. MRS. LAIRD, June 23rd. • • . - •• - • • • r .1, ,.ra. woo . , BICYCLES. We represent the makers- of the best bicycles in the market. We keep second hand wheels for sale. We repair bicycles' and keep all kinds of repairs . In -stock. • ' We sell the Page Wire Fence and . - do a general blacksmithing and . job- bing trade. SEELEY & TURNER. • MITNICIPAI, NOTICE. ---__._ Notice is hereby given that • the . Council of the Corporation of. the , ToWn of Clinton intends to construct granolithie sidewalks as Mentioned be -- low and to .assess- the final post there - p1 upon the properties benefitted .and not exempt by law • from .assessment. A Court of _Revision will be held on Tuesday, tith day of July, 1902, at 8 o'clock p. m. in the., Council Chamber for the purpose Of hearing pomplaietn against the_ proposed. eesessment or. inaccuracy in frontage - measurements and atty.- other complaints wliich per• NOUS interested may ' desire --to make and which arc by law, cognizable by the said _Court, . . • , .WII,LIA111,- COATS. Clinton, June 2oth; 1902. , • . Schedule of proposed walks.: On the- north side ci.f Rettenbary .street_ from Orange _street td,.e, ..•paint 138 feet west of North. 'street. cost $63o.45, ' towns share of, cost • $92.25. On west . side of Isaac:Street from Mary to Joseph streets... Totale. +cost' $257.85, town's share • of 'cost • $ier .25: • • ' • MUNICIPAL NOTICE. • Take notice that the Municipal Conn- , cil of the Corporation of the Toivn of Clinton inteeds to construct. n gran°. lithie sidewalk, 45 feet in width,. .4011 the east side of Victoria street,.•from the southwest corner of Rattenhury, liduse. to the corner of William street, and to assessthe- final. cost thereof up-- • on the properties abutting thereonand to be benefitted. thereby. and that a statement showing ,the lands-liable:to pay the said assessment and. the. names of the owners thereof, so Jar as can be ascertained from the:last revis- ed assessment roll as tiow on file in the offiCe of the. Clerk .of the: Munici- pality and is open for inepeetion 'dur- ing office hours.. •• • . The estimated cost of the Work is. $262,13, of which $5.18 is Provided out of the general funds of the 11.1uoicipal- .v A _Court of Revision will be held; in the Council Chamber of, the Munic- ipality on Friday, the 41.11 day of uly, 1902, at 8 o'clock- in the evep- ine •for the purpose of hearing coin - paints against the proposed assess- ment -accuracy of the -frontage ineasurements •• or any •other corn - plaints Which persons interested. may desire to make and which are by law cognizable by the Court. Dated at Clinton this 12t11 clay of June; 190e: • . • . . • WILLI.A.M COATS, Clerk, Persons wishing to petition the Coencil against the proposed work must do so on or before the 2ist day of July 1902 . • , wir,LIAM COATS,.,Clerk, • _ . . . _ , . • pivelteetevVeestees" iseereeeleskeeseaAlkeerWeArWeIVOIVVVkAAAAWIts•i0.0,1A0V Mc N CO. 33 'I' I it OUR AMBITION • 14 never 54.4 jell .,1. W • lceep everbiatingly at it, trying,to mike this store het ter. ttre'le 110 V4 lagging in our efforte to within. the right kind of weals nml miltmg ll111V••1 bpi tor. D,4111vs lievt.t. lied stiell pitrehasing pox. r they have wit -at this store ---and businese Ileter 'Was So tleh to our ItIt;tot 0 11 itimeash g tee inspirat ion for -reetowt,ei 'effoet dn o ir p tett° 1 1114 $ithere of 1,1118 stOri, S UsfIftlittPSS. Belo W 'we quote 11 test le ice, ss hien you will find iuteresting reading L •-• dtk Uml,,ralsirt4,made of mereerizeil satana with f.ille rind Heine:v.4,in ell sizes and lengths, regular, price 31 ,et $1. 'White Shirt Wniste, in rill 1 new tleSign14, trimmed tvith ruck, embroidery and lace at 50c. 75c, $1, $1.50 end $2. Flee ( ;lees(' we Dress floods et 50c. 75c end $1. 1:1sle 1111(4111 Hose, ciyi., Wi th ne- t ova I wi0.1 feet, al, 20c and 25e. ',tidies' Fast Back ilose,in Wein and ribbed, gi•erit vet tie ist 15e. 2 istirs for 25e. • Moo's Wool Sneksoitslied lisps. worth Ilio, 2.paie for 23e Stens' Beery Cet ton Sneks, ribbeti lop, 10e or 3 pair for 25e \V hit e Mir for dresses and wrists, iiI checks -nod strip- rs., reenter tie for 5c PI inter] Mitstins, fest colnrs yst wide% 20 tritt,64.ns to clionse from, regular 12hes for. Ole. TIP/It nt f'4 1.01. sale nt the DressGoods entuitee, But ter ick's Fashion Sheets free foe the asking. TWO FARMS FOR SALE. Lot 6, eon, 7, Colborne, containing xod acres, lot 67, Maitland con, God- erieh township, , containing -45 acres; Both farms are Well fenced and well watered; good buildings and first class orchard on each farm ; nearly all tin- der grass. Sixty per cent. of the purchase money may remain on mort- gage at 5 per cent. For particulars apply to • T; BURNS, Carlow. June 23rd. • • STANLET FARM FOR SALE. As I wish t retire froin farming I offer to sell, for $5,000 my splendid I00 acre far111 situated on the Front Road, • X mile east or Varna. 90 acres clear - ea, to acres hard and soft wood bush. Good frame lioirse" with cellar, ba.in and shed. 'Oood bearing.' orchard\ good water, hard mut 'soft.. • A rare chance .to get a fine farin cheape. PoSpession given early in the fall, • . • HENRY Varna. I'. 0. June loth. " , • —7 - :TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE: • . . . , • . • The Undersigned -.offers „ for sale hid house' • and .lot- situated • on Albert •etreet. .The house contains six .roinns and has a sumniet kitchen and woocV. shed,. 'There is • a -frarne stable, hen lionse ,ancl.• pig pen. 'Smallegarclen.• • .• • - BLACKALL.:. Clinton 'June. nth • ' TIICKERSMITII FARM FOR SALE-• . The -Undersigned offers for sale. that choice'. 150 acre farm 'on the Huron -Tuckersinitli; _one rnile east of Clinton; New frame beuse with .sum- mer first class baek barn, drive , shed,. heti house, pig pen, silo,. two Wells,. Windmill, and small "or- chard. The Dayfield.riVer- runS across back end, of lot. Thirty acres of flats, :the finest of grass land. 1.1ns is a spleedid farm, well ' situated; . and - will be sold on easy terms. ' ARTHUR COUCH, .Clintba. Jitee 9th. • • • ' • • • . ' ' " "1 . ' • /' ", ' 7 ' FARM IN STANL'EN FOR SALE. South X of lot /8 end the north X of lot 14 on the 8th con: of the town- ship of Stanley are offered for sale. The fern, contains no aeres, all clear- ed, in a good state of cultivatiOn and well watered. There are two barns and stabling and :S. frame dwelling house. Two. good bearing orchards. X ildle from -school and 2 miles froln, cherch and postollice. For further particulars apply to MRS. S. 1V1eINTYRE,' • Hensall. June end. • VA,11,1LA.. Messrs.Wes.and Rob. Boyce of IVIitch-, Selulud.vsay.erelasPti.ests at the parsonage on - Rev. Mr. arid Mrs. Davidson and Willie and baby left on 310nday for Scotland. They Will be away for .a couple of months. Mrs. T. MeAsh left on Monday on a visit to her son John and daughter, Airs. J. Hamilton, Ai Michigan. Mr, Oliver Keys, traveller for A,. Tyler, Loudon, -spent Sunday and Monday at his home in Varna, Mr, and Mrs. Fred. Keyes aed: Miss Mary JOhnston visite.d at Mr. Thos. Keyes' on• Saturday last. Mrs. Keyes and Miss Johnston will spend a week visiting friends in Bayfield before re-. turning home. Mr. Keyes returned home on Sunday afternoon. Mr. P...dward Ward, brother of Mr. Ward, visited hun over Sunday and returned to his home near Bramp- ton on Tuesday.. Mrs. R. Haxby and daughter Mina left on Monday morning for Winui- peg to • join Mr. Haxby vvhere he is .running barber business, Mrs. Weeds of Listowel is visiting under the parental roof at present, 111111 1114 t .,MARRIAGES. BALL—HAYWA.RD—At the residence el the bride's parents on the Lon- don Road, on June 25th, by Rev. J. C. Dunlop, Mary A., daughter of Mr. Alfred Hayward, to Ed- ward B. Ball of Windsor. PROCTOR—HARRISON—,At the resi- dence of the bride's parents in Goderich township, on June x8th, by Rev. John McNeil,' Annie, sec- ond daughter of Mr. Thos. IIa.rri- son, to George W. Proctor, also of Goderich township. WHI1'E,SIDE—WII414IAMS — At the . residence of the bride's parents in Zurich, on. June 18th, Laura, daughter of Mr. John A. Williams, real Conference. , to Rev. R. H. Whiteside of Mont- SMI."111—t-IIIANNON—At the resi- dence of the bride's mother in Clinton, on June 16th, by Rev. W. G. Howson; Maud, eldest daugh- ter of Mrs. Shannon, to Mr. W. B. Smyth of Detroit. WEBB—EASOM—In Clinton, on June 201,11, by Rev. W. 0. Howson, El- • izabetli, ' daughter of Ur. Eason]. of Goderieh township, to Berrie- niin Webb of Oshawa. .TOIINSTON—ARMSTRONG—In Lucke DUBLIN. vow, on June nth, by Rev. A. G. Harris, Sadie Bell, eldest daugh- . The peoples' popularpicnic to be - ter of Mrs. W. H. Johnston, to held 611 Dominion Day promises ,to be Harry G. Armstrong. a grand success. doocl prizes are BERRY—SMITH—In Port Arthur, on sure to -bring good sports and keenJune rith, Miss Lalla Berry, competiticin. The magnificent purse of _ daughter of Mr. G. W. Berry of • $24 for the tug-of-war contest will cer- . Lucknow, to A. G. Smith of Port taenly bring the beat teams that Log- Arthur, an, McKillop, X-libbert and Tucker- 'FINKBEINER.—MAUNDF,RS—At the smith can produce. This .is billed for residence of the bride's mother in 20.30.a. tn, so come early. Other ath- Morris, On June x8th, by Rev. letic ' sports with dancing and music •' John Holmes, Lizzie, second by Brown's orchestra will entertain daughter of Mrs. S. Maunders, to the publien during the afternoon. A g Ite royal good time is assured to every- rinvg.Cviiiletrles Finkbeiner of Seb- body attending. Come and enjoy O'LAUGHLIN—GRIFFIN—In St. Pet-• yourselves, er's chureh,Goclerich,on jurie 23rd, by Rev, Father West, May, eldest daughter of Mr. Griffin, keeper of TEACHER WANTED. the county gaol, to Joseph A fetnale teacher wanted for School O'Laughlin of Detroit. WATTS—PETERSON—At Barwick; on Section No. 13, Stanley. Appliea- tions received up to August 5th. June 28, Mr. George Watts to I. T, KEYS, Sec.-Treas. son Peterson, afuogrhmteerrlypfof1%.xeNteetl: , Varna, CA1VIPBELL—MeNAIRN—At the rage June 23rd. ' " dance' of the bride's parents, Log- -- ______ . mano.,Aounieyj,iinme r1,8tcho, lbiay the Rev. Aoi . MiLCH cow FOR. SALE. . . Elmo, to Mary L.,daughter Of Mr. • The unclersigne—d offers a. new mulch- john Melt/alter of Logan. . cow for sale. ' TUCK-1V1ILLER—At the residence of the bride's parents, Grey; ..on Jene JOHN HOLMES, •Huron Road. 18th, by Rev, H. Curry, Mr. Al - Clinton PO, Jane 23rd. ebert C. Tuck of Clifford to Miss • - • • •• • • • • • •.• .. .Aggie, daughter ,of Mr. .Frank CALVES VOR SALE, • • . 1Viiller of Grey"toWnehip. 0 WHITE--CREIGHTON—At the resi- . deem of •the bride's parents, on I will be at Ole American hotel, ' June x8th, by the Ret,T. Render-: I Briteefield, on Saturday, June 28th, at i o'clock p. mwith a number of son and Bert, Mr. Iffilliam White I -calves for sale. This will be the last of Hibbert to Eleanor, daughterof Mr. David Creighton -of Illon- • • HITCH .RICHMOND Newry. PLASTOW—YORSTON—At the resi.- ..- ' . ---------• • denee 'cif. Magnus Spenee; Morris; TEN0ERS WANTgpl. on June rith,- by R.ev. W. J. • — • Weil, U. A., Samuel I'lastow of Tenders will be received by , the un- • Rockton, ner Galt, to Mise Mary 1 .1 II II le I 410,111.-4110,11bellaelbellieeelo•elleellarelieelftel&eleseeiseebeetineereee, -vie.etibeite.noso oleelbeellaelweireele.earere•eierlielbeelbeebeeseaeseerea-oe?oeeloreesfreaeesa.-eaetaeleele• lot of the season. • . • • clersigncd up to 6.30 o'clock.on 'July .. Tcirstoh, !mice of Mrs.- Spence. 9th for the building .by Union School STRETTON—IRONS—At the Presby7 Section -No. 4, Goclerieh and Hullett, terian -manse „ Blyth, on June x2, - of a brick school house. on the north- - by Rev. ••A'. Metean,.• Mr. John eaet ,corner .91 16t .164 con. .x6, Goder- . Stretton Of . Brussels to. 1Vliss Mil- ith township: Particulars can be had . - lie ;Irons. eldest daughter of 'Geo'. and plans and: specifications Seee at ,.‘ leo" of. 'myth.... _ . the '• residence of the, secretary, • The .. , . _ - . -0- _ ' building is to be eoppleted on or be- , • . : BIRTHS.. - . . -fore the isth day cif September,RNAGES—In Morris,' on June . i9th, the 'material -in the% present brick .,. , mt.,. •J... T..:Brydges . Of 'a daugh- school fit for. use is to be used in the . construction of the new*.buitcling . and FELLS -In Wingharn on June nth, the tenders are to be based on an al- Mrs: Thos. Fells .4 it sim, . ldwance being made, for such ina.terial,, FLEIITY,---In Southanipton,. on June Cash tenders will also be.receivecl -.for .x7th, Mrs. -W. J...F.leuty„ of e soh. the- purchase of the old school buildine e COUGHLIN—In • Stephen; •Soitth Bonn - and else �f the old school site., • . dary, .on June 160, to Mr. • and Dated .at doderieli township . ,. IVIrs,• Pat. Coughlin, a -son. . this -25th day of June., i. 02: . • , - - PTERSON—In Barwick, , -Algoma -O • District, ' fornierlyeof Eireter,• on -June 3rd, to Mr. and Mrs. -Nelson Peterson- a daughter. ' -.- . the -•wife.. of .R.ev. 'George. ItifeQuillin - 1 ITIlle• °Sunday. Ysehool . and.. Epworth B -1E I' th . Jo • ti e ,Leagee of Dounybroek intend. holding. . 'J. H. LOWER', Secretary, , • Clinton P.O. THRESHING MACHINE FOR BALE. • • • • , 17 horse power treation engine L. D..5., together with a new Mon - Our Clothing Section For July Sale.. Trade in our new clothing sec- tion is showing steady and satisfac- tory growth ever since the depart- ment opened, For our July Sale it presents a list a money saving at- tractions that should appeal to ev- ery man who has a dollar to spend for clothing of any kind. 'rhe goods are all new this season and you will not find these values dup- licated 'anywhere near here. • $8.50 Suits for $6.25 $Ts Mens' Tweed Suits made of gond quality all i 6 25 iiiPNU : wool Twm eed, good linings, and well ade, ewaiellb give satisfactory wear, good vele() i at $8.504 special for July stile 0 $15 Shirts for $11.50 Men's 1-1a.ts $1.00 ' Mens' fine worsted Suits, narrow 75 Mens' telt Hats,soft&hard shales 0 stripes in shades of grey, .very good styles. last ones and twos of much worn this season, one of our lines that sold at art 01.50, $200 hest lines, well lined and equal and $2.50, your choice to get a to custom made in every way, good hat for very little money* # eleeahring for July sale, 11.5,11 celaecahr ..... during July sale eit I 0 0 Cashmere Sox 17c Pant's 98c 25 pairs Mens' wool tweed Pants, good weight, in assorted stripes, good value at $1.50, special .9 8 • for July sale, per pain.. . • Boys' Suits $2.65 1 Regular price of these Suits were $3.00 and $3,50, The sizes are O now broken and we want to clear the line out at onee. 40 pairs Mene' black cashmere socks, seamless feet, sinnmer eveight, all wool, for Joly sale, per 1 7 pair. . I I Men's Linen Collars 10c 200 Linen Collar -0, assorted styles . and sizes, not every size in each style, but, every size in the lot, regular 18e quality, for July . I 0 Boys'. two piece Suits, made of sale each good tweeds and serges, regu- , : lar $8.00 and $3.50, for July2 sale • U U Boys' Union SweaterS,good quality, . n g Boys Sweaters 35c . regular 50e, for July sale 1 Shirts 39c clearing for July sale, each...0 0 fast ones of lines that sold at t) c • and Ceylon flannels, last ones of 50.Mens' Shirts, assorted cambrics - lines that sold at 75c and $1, On 35 silk Ties, dark and light patterns Men's Ties 25c - ioiJ • • • 50c, clearing for July, each,. L U $ :riell'S ieS C 50 Mens' itring, and 'four-in-hand Infants' Vests Sc , for July at each. .........,• . 1 U . . . .......... ,........'.. a U U regular 25c lines, clearing 1 n • special for July sale eech nK Ties, odd ones that are left of 100 Infants' Ribbed Cotton Vests, -- # 4111.0N,011.11M.16.111.K.N.11011.111011;14.11.11.111.111.1101b .11.ft.•%,gi..41.1h.,Mfrgfr.,%.46/1#,Afrifr,w .. . $ odgens Bros., ST. AUGUSTINE. • Mr. and Mrs. 1VIeGinnis of Seaforth visited Mr. C. Moss en Sunday last, Miss Emma Craig' is back. to her brother's, Mr. 3. Craig's, after a :month's visit with friends in Mils- koka, • • Mr: William Burkitt :lies taken the contract of peeling tan bark for Mr. Todd of $t. Helens. Blyth, on June it, .?nite a number took in , the. R. C, arch ,separatori .in use only so days, bits all the latest improvements, in- LANDSKY—In Logan, on the 15th wife of Geerge Baler of a son. eluding tank, primP, cluster,. pea ptili the 1 wife. of key.. 1.1.• c., tiers, clover attachment, .ete. Landsky of a. son. ' health of ovviier is the reason for sre-1 ling.. Will be sold cheap. Jiine loth 3t*, CORN AND CHOP FOR SALE. • -- Cora mid Chop Oats for sale in lots. Always on hand. Cash or time, as arranged. Drive right to ware- house opposite G. T. R. station.. • . W. G. PERRIN. Clinton, June 23rd. 29.'• • • • • • 'i . SUGAR. We still lead in Sugar by Selling' Reclpathrs Granulated at $3.85 per JAMIESON—Ie Egmondville, lune loth, tti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jamieson, a daughter. • Me.A.LLISTEIt—In Hay, on June 16, . the wife of Mr: William McAllis- ter of a son. " DEATHS.. • • ELLIOTT—At Gremlin, North• Da- kota.; on June 22nd, Alice Lavine Hanley, youngest daughter of the late George Healey of Clinton' and wife of Albert Elliott. DEW—In lIsborne, on June 13th, John . Dew, aged 76 years and 6 months. COPP—In Seafertn, on June istlis , Thomas Andrew Copp, aged 47 years, 4 months and 20 days. VANCE—In Usborne, on June - cwt. ill by. lOtS. ' Mary Victoria, daughter of Mr. • W. T. O'NEIL. W. J. Vance, aged 17 years, zr . GOliERICII.FARM FOR SAIIE. • . • . • • , • . ' The, enclersigned offers for' sale :•lot 13ayfield• con.., G;xlerich township, ' MARBLE c�nsisting of 184 acres,including • 25 acres mixed tiniber.' The farm is well viatered: and .sititable for either grain or stock raising.' Good clay soil. Comfortable dwelliug, heated by fur- nace,: summer kitchen and woodshed. CLINTON „ • . ETHERINGTON--In Usbo• ritelon June x2th, Harriett Ann Copping, be- , loved wife of Stephen J. Ether - i , g months AND and 28 days. *GRANITE WORKS WEBBER—In London township, On june 12t11, Thomas Henry Web - The hest elites of work ' bet, aged 43 years, 11 months, .late of London and formerly of octire been Hard and soft water convenient. TVvo • , • manufactured here f barns, 30x5o,' 254160, drivirig shed, ,20X • I30, heti housel 171(35. 3 acres -of Or.. chard. X. mile from school, Y, from church,- 6. miles from Clinton. Will be sold, on reasonable terms. Apply' on premises' Or address : A. WELSH, Clinton, P.O. Goderich township, May 130. . • , CHOICE FARM .FOR SALE. . • $9,000 will, bity a choice farm of about 220 acres, situated a half mile front Clinton, , Good brick hottee, - 2014. 28 011d 20X/0 ; barns 401(40 and 40x6o, with stone stables underteath, silo, windmill, • ete... Will be sold on easy - terms. Por further particulars apply to MoKINNON & 00. • BLYTH AAAAAA•vvykAANyvv0AAAAMAAVNAAAAMA,0 4,ANWVAAMAAAA-4 • JAMES STEVENS, Clinton P. 0. April 21st. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, Part of iartn, lots 38 and 33, on west side of Maitland con,, one mile north of Holmesville, coti- taitting 97 acres. 2 The north ball of lot 25, con, /, and west part of lot 24, eon. 3,one half mile front Clinton, north, on grave' toad, containing 90 notes. The brick dwelling including lots x8, /9 and 20 on corner of Joseph and Isaac streets, in Clinton.. 4 The frame dwelling On the west side of Victoria street and next north of railway. 3 Liberal terms to suit purchasers. Apply to W. W. PAIMAXor C. C. RANCE, Clinton • Brussels. $3:.5o to $3.90 per cwt ; steers; 800 to 900 lbs, eaeli, are worth$4 to.$4•75 per cwt ; off •-e9loi, illbred steers and heif- ers are worth about $2.75 to ,$3...5o per cwt, • • . Milch Cows—Milch cows and spring - 'cis sold at $3o to $5o each. Calves—Calves sold at 47,2 to $8 'each. or from 54.50 to $5 per .ewt. . , SpringLambs-eSpring lambs are worth In.5o to $3.75 each. .• Sheep—Prices $3.75 to $4 for ewes , and bears at $3 to $3.2S per cwt. : Hods ---Best• select bacon hogs, not heir picnic on 1 hursday. less than x6o lbs. nor more than 200: Miss Minnie Craig is getting rid of 1 lbs. each, off cars, soldat$6:87X per he cold she caiitracted, we are glad ewt • 'lights at? $fi.62X ; end 'fats at' ST. HELENS. . • .Rev.- Mr. Mack -ay of .Lticknow occe-• pied. the pulpit Of Calvin chereh, St, • Helens, la.st Sabbath, in the absence of Rev. S. M.' 'Whaley; who Was at- tending the- -General Assembly. - Mr. and Mrs.. John, Agar, of Luck- - now_ • visited. at Mr, William Wood's last week. • , . • 'Mt. jetties and Mise Ramage attended a wedding at Zetland last week. . Mrs. Geo, Cranston: is visiting friends in -Guelph •at Present.. There •are now twe beef rings in St.. Helens. They are well conducted and "give, good satisfactidit.. ' Mr. Sam: Johnston arid sister Mary •returned , home. Olt Thursday last after a pleasant visit ..with :friends around St., I elens. . • . Mrs. ;Tames Ramage took in ;the ex-, eursion to Sarnia on Satitrday..- . . • • • • LIVE STOCK liJARREIS: • -Tormitos•June eotlt.Reeeipts of live stock were light; 57 carloads, 'compos- ed of 549 cattle, . 1754 hogs, 1000 sheep and lambs and Me calves. many years past SLEMMIN--In Elimville on June 17, 'The quality of the bulk of fat cattle OT wE worT call. no you a week titter. • erier bereavement. • WE wan make the work to snit the rice WE WILL make • the pried to suit the work. give yon the choice of the. WE WILL nroditetion of the world ' in design and material We are the ONLY prise-. third 'men lo Clinton in OM, line, • Do not he . • , talked into placing pule withouttirst, eall- tog no us, J. B. 'HOOVER, rgop Next to Commercial Hotel ' • Clinton Market Report Wbeat • 11 r .0 Goose , Batley". Oat8.10,11 Oro, re" . .... Ity0 .10 r • • • • • • ...... • . Potatoes per bushel Butt,er rolls and- crock Butter in ir Flggs perdoz...-. to If 11111.• Eliza, beloved Wife oi Mr. William was only medium. Too many unfin- k t d O Slemmiti, Aged 42. years, 10 months ishecl grassers are -being mar e e ' and 14 days, Prices for stable fed cattle were un-, ISAAC—In Exeter, on Jurie i8th; changed and firm while unfinished Stella. S. youngest daughter of grassers were slow of • sale. Several O Mt. and rs. Charles Isaac, aged lots of light feeders and stockers year and 4 months, found ready sale at quotatious in sales JERIVIYN—in Morris, 'on June r6th, mentioned below. 1.Vhittield Jerilyn, aged 47 years, Sheep sold at about the same prie- s() ntonths and 24 days, es, but spring lambs were riot nearly POPE—In Hensall, on Julie x8th, Mr. as high in price and were sloW of John Pope merchant tailor, aged sale. ' 38 years. OalveS also sold at lower prices gen-, WORDEN—In Logan on June 1701 erallp Louisa Workman, beloved wife of Prices for hogs were unchanged but Thos. Worden, Sr., aged 6o years market is somewhat unsettled and un - and 8 months. • certain. GUEST—At Kinloss, on June 16th, re'xport Cattle—Good loads of 'heavy Eftie, daughter of Robert Guest, shippers are worth $6.25 to $7 ; aged about 20 years. • $6.61/2 per ewt e sows, $5 to s;; P ' cwt.; and stags, S3. per cwt.: E Levrielt bought Teo hutch... er'sand. export 'Cattle at 55.85 to $6.70 Perewt. for exporters and .55.30 • $6.25 per cwt. for butcher's, .Mr.• vaeli reports that the fat "cattle offer- . • ed were' by far. the poorest quality of theseason: Even stall fed tattle were generally unfinished, Good crittle,both butcher's' and exporters, • were wanted . and-'•xnany more would lia.ve. found ready -eale at 'firm prices :is theseiat- ket was very strong. • • • • Whaley & -McDonald,-ecnrumernone salesmen , sold 7 exporters, ice. .lbeo each, at '56,5o ; 15 exporters, l'ee5 it cltase.le,a'a•Saiti, 5a7.95....1..122,export, bulls s. catch! at ;_2 export ; 1539 lb e 29. hatcher s, , 1000. lbs. each,. at 55.255 ; 1) ro3o lbs.' each, at $5.1272' ;77 -flaltte^eloerWss 1150 Ilis; each, at 54 ; 8 fat cowS, -1140 lbs,- each,' at $4.35 ; 17 fat COWS, 760 , to 1320 WS. each, • at .$4. to $5 s 29 ; stockers, 560250 Its.S.; at tt -5$2.3.3z; 1126. stockers, 700 lbs. eriell, at $4 ; 8 I stockers, 740. lbs. each, at $3.50 ; 26 ' stockers, 484. lbs.. each-, at 53.25 ;• 6 feeders, 950 Tbs. tech, 'at 54.75 ; 34. stoce.....1, 753 lbs, each, at $4.35 ; 30 -sheep, at $4 per cwt..; 6 calves at -SA.- ' 50 per- cwt.- ; 9 lambs at $3,65 oath. . Murhy & Mayliee, live stock commission salesmen, scild 20 butch- er's, average,. robe lbs., at 54.15 ; •13elealtiecrit'ee;,ati,vearvaigreagta00900011.isli;a.alt 55.50 so ; 4 butchers, 900 lbs., at $4.80 ; 7 cows, -average. loso lbs.,. ' 5 11)44, a4t.2554;.103•;b12tticiaberatec,heatyse;ragaevat9aogba lbs., at $5.10 3 butchar'e, average • moo lbs., at $4 ; 19 shippers, average 1150 lbs.,' et 56,10 ; 18 ShipperS,' av- erage 1250 Pis, at e6,60 3 shippers, avetage 1150 'le., at $6 ;• x bull, at $5, ;. T bull, 1490 lbs,, 55.50; 3 ISciti lbs. each, at $5,56 ; 53544) 11)5.) lbs., at $6.50 ; bull, 5350 lbs., e5.0101otoad8s0(c:fibsat.o, eakterscr, oixtave5r3ag2i5rigtoirsotin; several lots of -sheep, $4, for shipping;. .1nieks, '$3.25 ;• also. one double -deck for Winnipeg, average 552 lbs., at $3.75, • A McIntosh bought so exporters, ,Stable fed, at 56.65 per cwt. 3. B. Shiehls sold one 3.yea.r-old heifer, /3.10 lbs., of his own feeditig,, eSw(tn.is bought foo stock- ers end light feeders, 400 to 850 lbs. • each, at $2,70 per cwt for common to $3.75 for medium.. W. B. Levach bought 200 sheep at $3.75 to $3.90 per -cwt. I 100 spring lambs at $3.50 te $3.75 each and 30 CaaViteigplialet0.5t.s6peeracelh, P. : M. Virteent 2 ears cattle ; Maybee & Co., r ear of sheep to Winnipeg and cat of tattle to Chapleati ; J. le C. Coughlin, 56 ears, aiid Crealock eats, medium exporters, ,±0 $6,10 r>er CARR.0141,--.At kincarclitie on June cwt. /501 Catharine Carroh beloved Export Bulls—Choice, !Joey export Wife of Jetties Carroll, aged bulls sold at $5 to $5.75 ; ex. 56 years, Port bulls, $4.25 to $4.35 per cwt. hteCORMICKe-Tii Heron on June it Export cowe—Expott cows sold at 0 80 to 6 80 , , , , James IL, youngest sort of Sallies 04.75 to $5,75 per tett, 0 50 to 0 52 and 9 moriths. -ec•-ortniSk, Esq., aged 6 years Butcher's Cattle --Choice • picked lots of butcher's cattle, equal in quality 0 75 to 0 15 'inr r‘ s.. 0 43 to 0 43 JOHNSTON-4n lIstron, on the 17111 of to best exporters, 1700 to 1750 lbs. :. (01405 tit°, (()'' Lb years. ojfilheIrtMdraerwy Ajlionlinston aged 21 picked lots of butcher's heifers and second daughter eaeh, sold at, 55.85 to $6.123 ; choice ) steers, 925 to r025 lbs. eaelt, sold at 0 40 ta 0 40 strALest_sa Huron, ott june TSUI, $5.35 to $5.6o per ewt Om& of good .. 0 15 to 0 10 Elizabeth Warsh, relict of the late buteher'e sold at $5.25 to $5.40; loads O .. 0 15 to 10 Robert Walsh, aged 87 years cunt of medium butcher's, 85 to $5.30 , 0 12 to 0 12 itio s, le001“...0 800 to 000 Wool......... .. . 0 15 to 0 10 Live Hogs per mgt.... 0 50 to '1 50 Flour per cvvt...... 13ran per Shorts pee ton • • 11 IP Dried Apples per lb... ,ssm11.1 44 • PliatSOXALS. common butcher's COWS at $3.75 to $4.50 per' cwt. Exporters and 13atcher's, Loads of mixed butelter'S and e*port- 2 00 to 2 00 Miss Clarke of Toronto called on old • 1. ceders -11 eeders steers wog ung per cwt. ers sold at $5.50 to $5.70 $4.05 to $5 per cwt. vont 900 x000 lbs, °A, sold at xr rAys To AnynkrisE go oo to 20 00 MitIS Mabel Stewart visited, Sumner- Stockers—Well bred, thrifty young • A • I 0 05 to 0 05 hill friends over Sunday., steers, 400 to boo !bk. each, are worth e le 00 to 00 , acquaititahces here this Week. rtoArh.-ithcort;