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THE CLINTON NEW RSA.:
l$7i Autumn Trade. ,s7Q
THE undersigned desires to return his sincere thanks to the people of Clintor,
trod vicinity for the generous patronage extended to hint daring the past sea-
son,. and begs to announce that preparations, ox A •mesa; ELABORATE SCALE, for
the Fall and Winter Trade of 1.$79, are being rapidly made, and, when completed,
will be found without doubt THE. MOST SATISFACTORY LXUIBII EVL+'R
MADE IN THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY, No reasonable expense will
be. spared tale every effort will be put forth to have the stock thoroughly assorted
in all the newest and most desirable goods produced for the Dry Goods trade, and
the Prices shall be right in every particular. we +ill bo able to show
VALUE HERETOFORE UNEQUALLED in every department.
The extraordinary distress in manufacturing centres in Britain and Europe,,
forces goods on the market, and notwiflistanding our advanced tariff, prices in.
general will be found as low as ever known, .except in .goods • where the raw ma-
terial may have advanced visibly, such as Silks, &c,, -there will be little difference
in price . •
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We Begin the autumn Cd111 ai' a by showing the advance guard of what
is to come, and alreadyhave opened, this week several cases and bales on fall
account, and now offer some startling value in -N,e.w Goods. .
New Black Lustres, rare. value.
New Black All -wool Caslimei s, out standard make.
New Union Cashmeres, not to -be excelled for finish and
value. < ,IR . • :.z•.
Curious and Codd -looking designs., in New Prints, Ibut
. which ]snake . up -:vel tong and stylish -see them.
PLAIN. PRINTS,' QUIET COLOR PR;INTS;"' PO'RK1' SPOT PRINTS,
FANCY: -MADDER PRINTS, FANCY CHINTZ PRINTS,
Prints of :every description in great variety, very cheap.
New Colored. •Lustres, lovely shades..
New W ineies, amazing value.
New Grey Flannels: at correct prices.
New Black ,Velveteens, right shade.
-STOCK—WELD-ASSORTED IN ALL ±COTTON
AND LINEN GOODS, AND LOTS MORE TO FOLLOW
IN A WEEK OR TWO, WHEN. THE. FINEST DISPLAY
OF THE SEASON WILL BE •:MADE AT;.•
JOHN HODGiINS' Manchester:House
' CLINTON, Aug. 21,1879. -
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Extraordinary
or
ale
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We have determined to .clear out the. following
i
lnesat
cos
The 'balance remaining :oi' our stock . of
MILLINERY, .MANTLES,' PARASOLS, ' LINEN
COSTUMES, CAMBRIC
. ,. COSTUMES, and' "
LIE ULSTN N E
RS, &c.
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N. B. --These being all' new and: season-
able goods, it is a rare chance to buy
any of the above lines'
DRESS GOODS reduced. to 1'idiculously low prices
PRINTS --We will -give the choice of_a11 our stock
AT TEN CENTS._
Among our arrivals: for ).past week were low'lines
in
past
in our ,celebrated BLACK CASHMERES, ; BLACK
SILKS, and CANADIAN SUMMER TWEEDS, the
cheapest goods we have /ever shown,
GEfeTLEGA&N.--Leave your order. for a $12.00
SUMMER SUIT. ..
Remember, a perfect fit guaranteed.'
WA�,Tr ? , 1, ,20O 7L'ti`t U1' 1YRST-Ci,4AI) tiny lii1'1ingii, fox.
■ WLicii 'Ifae Iligh
cst Pr'lee will he paifi.
Clinton, July 8, 1810. '
A large stock of all tine latest editions
Of . -AUTHORIZED SCHOOL ;BOOKI ,
just received at the
CLINTON BOOK STORE.
Also, a filth assortment of Pens, Paper,
Ink, Slates, Pencils, and every School
requisite.
DINGMAN& HUMBLE.
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o: ' No PJIELIIINAItY in our. (JAM PA JON. We wish to '
I get at actual FACTS as soon as possible.
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o FACT NO: 1- .We have now in store Here 150 Stoves,
Pi comprisingmpprCOOKING', STOVES, PARLOR HEATING
! STOVES,PARLOR COOK STOVES,, BOX STOVES,
0� TRIPLE HEATERS, COAL BASE BURN ERS, all v'arie
O • ties, COOKING. RANGES, &c: ' " -
1 th 1 t such fabulous
FACT N O 2.=..y(Te wil]. se 1 en a
low .prices, that it you leave C'oP1soI�IDATED B LLs Only, (which
we talk .At par) you can get your choice. of the above.
.FACT NO.. 3,�,
The above are POSITIVE' FA TS.
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'NATIONAL POLICY NOTES.
Times were never so badas now in' the
Lower Provinces, and the prospects for the
coming winter are very discouraging.
Inquiry at Montreal show's that for the
past 'three months pot one cent'of• duty
has been collected on American wheat at
the Custom House there.
The Quebec Budget says that there are
7;Ob0 tradesmen, mechanics, ship•laborers
and laborers out of employment in that
city. Yet the N P. is rn_ "full blast, and
everything is humming,
The Cornwall Pres/to/der says that the
cotton mills at that place have made rednc-
tions in the number 'of. their .employees,
and cut down wages. And this is -under
the N.Y., that was td getthese industries -
humming.. . •
.Oat )..are falling in price instead of going
up, as the farmer& hada right to expect
under the N.P... The same holds •good of
wool.' Those farmers which voted, for a
measure which thus early recoils against
then). will think twice before they are again
led; away by Conservative claptrap.—flask'.
iltom Times. •
Barring a biscuit-: factory, Ottawa has
• not witnessed the iuit,iation of anynew. in-
dustry since the.l7th September, ,and she
only got that because she offered greate
•facilities as a distributing point than Mor-
risbui'gii; where the proprietor had the
nrsfortune°tolbe' burnt-out
'.-Those who 411 have faith"that the N.P.
has provided employment for everybody,
should have been about Prince's Square
the day the 'contractor engaged his men.
It . is stated by those•.•who were present
during.the greater portion of. the dayahat
'the area'literally. " swarmed" with men
looking for work and glad to get. it at any
rate of wager. --I/mai/tea. Times. •
Owil g to the'• depression• and lack'of em -
,ploy nent•in-Brantford -a- largo= -ntimber of
mechanics and workingmen during tho.last•
few' Weeks and ,months have• loft • for the
United States. A strung supporter of the.
National Policy stated a few days ago, that,
comparing the present , tittle with three
years ago, there was not near the amount
of. businessdono in the city, and. tliat there
were a number of men tint of employment:.
who would accept work at any price:
Sir Charles Topper has ordered another
45,000�tons'o:f steel, rails: in England. On
which'the Sarnia OLaerver. pertinently asks:
\Vhat has become of the, thousands of tons'
that the same Sir Charles toll us were rot-
ting and rusting all the way from Montreal
'to-; Vancouver, and :which could not be
used .for ten .years to, come $ Also,' where
-arethe iron works and rolling mills which
the N.P. was:to bring Into existence. for
the manufacture of all the rails that Cana-
da might require 1
Latest General News I terns.
Forty per cent.. of the: whites attacked
by yellow fever in Memphis have"' died,
while only 12 per cent' of the negroes have
etkcuimbed .
' .Rev.Mr.,;Griffis, pastor of :.'an African
Methodist ,Episcopal church, Jersey City,
N. J., complains that.he.was-refused as a
customer to an icoeream saloon, on Satur
day night,'on account of reef: He is of
light complexion,' and was •accompanied by'
his. two. daughters, • : • • '
Gospel temperance: tnove'ments; • when
cnndticted Ili :faanner other than ortlio-
dux, have their disadvantages, _.Mr. Hurd
who •has'beeu waging a.crusade against li-
quors on the circus plan—has. a procession
with' flaming waggons and `awful examples'
doting the day and a grutesone and mater
islistic exhibition at nigh t—metwith a bad •
,recepticn at Colchester, Conn.,' the other.
evening. A number' of roughs 'attacked
the rent whilst- the ex -saloon keeper was
speaking, threw stones -amongst the audi•
ence and emptied a carboy of vitro.' an the
'tent.,,, A scene followed and the udience
escaped greatly frightened -arid : several of
them hurt, whilst•Nr. Herd, finding'his•nse-
fatness gone, had the principal offenders
punished, and? .shaking the dust froin his,
shoes; left the wicked town ---a losor i'y the
attack of $500 worth of fitting's.-
. 'file. ' tlrititirt Lirain Thele.
• A cablegram •of, "'Saturday's date says ;
`Aleading Liverpool grain circular says
that notwithstanding the 'recent •uafavor-
able weather the grain trade remains dull,
any tendency, to improvement being check-'
ed by. enormous shipments from ,America.
The provincial markets are gorioraily quiet.
and unchanged cargoes off coast meet with
a moderate.crigniiry 1tt steady prices.
EALI, hlilil.WS..
The following aro the dates of tiro Fall Ex..
hibitions of Agricultural Societies in this dib-
trier.
' Hallett Iiralieh, at Clinton, Tuesday mid.
Wednesday, 16th and 17th Sept.. •
South Huron, at Scaforth, on. Thursday and
Friday, Sept, •25th awl 26th. •
East numb, at Brussels, on Thursday and
Friday, Oct. 2nd and 3rd. - -West Huron, at Coderich, on Monday and
Tuesday, Sept. 22"au.d 23.
Sto ).hen and "(laborite at 1:retcr,.ott;Tuos-
n- Wednesday, 23rd and 24th. dayaudSept.
T.:ritberry, at Winghain, on Thursday and
E!'riday Sept, 25th and 26th.
East \Vawanosh, at Belgrave, on Wednes.
day, Oat, 8th. '
Morris '3ranch,4'fit Myth,. Oth and 10th of
October.
CLINTON MU ETS..
' September 4, 1879.
' SVhgat, fall, red, Vhnsh, 50 90 a . 0 92
Wheat, fall, white, 0 90 a • 0 92
Spring, Redehaf, , • - • 0 85 a 0, 90
" Fife, - • • - - 0 90 a 0 99
Oats, - .•• - 0 27 a 0 30
Barley, ' . 0 45 a 0 50
Peas, . 0 48 a .0 50
Flour, • 5 00 a 5 00
Potatoes, - ' 0. 25 a 0 30 .
Butter, ' • - 0 .7 a 0. 0
Eggs, • , 0.09 a . 0.10
HAY, - • .•7 00' a .8.'00
Hides, - ... 4 50 a ' 5 25'
Sheepskins - 0 25 . a 0 60
Clover 3 50 a 8 75
Timothy • 1 75 a 2 26
sEm oiRTH RABBETS,. • -
. September 4, 1819 •
Wheat—Fall. - $0 90 a• .0'92"-"
Spring • - 0 85 . a 0 90
Oats - .. - • " 0 27 a 0: 30
.Peas = . ' * - - p- 0 45 a 0 50
Barley - - ' • 0.45 ' a 0 50
Potatoes'. - - 0 25;.a 0 30
Hay - - . ' . 7 00 a 8. 00
Butter • - . O.. 8 a ' 0 10
Eggs, • .•. 0 9 a . 0 10
•$ides - • 4'50 a 5 25 •
Wood - .. - 2 50 a. 2 50.
Flour, - - 5 00 a 5 00
UODERICII MARKETS.
• September 3;•1879'
Wheat—Fa11. - 80..88 , a ' 0 90
Spring ° 0' 80 . a 0 88
Flour - _ 4"50"-a,-5-10—
Oats,
3 00 -_Oats, - • • - 0 28 a 0, 33
'Peas, . 0 '45 a ' •0'50
Barley, ,' - -, 0 50 . a 0 60
•. Pork,. - - 0 00. a 0 00
• Potatoes • - • 0 80 a 0 30
Butter - - 0 9 a 0 10;.
Eggs/0 10" a 0 10
Hay, - 8 00 a 9 00
LONDON :MARKETS.,
' September 2, 1879.
White wheat,.per-100.1bs., . 81 60 a $1 65
Red° Fall; . do • • .1 55 a 1 65
Spring, do --- 1 30 a ..1 50
Barley, do • . 0 75 a 0.90
Oats, . do • 0 90 a.• ' 0 91,
Peas, do ' 0 75 -a :0 80.
Eggs, ' do 0 09 'a. 0 12:
Butter, -'rolls; iia • 0 14 `'a .1 0 18
cutting :Cordwood. • ,
TE' undersigned has fiotu,ten to fourteen.
acres' of good hardwood bush, on the 2nd
concession of Stanley, whioh 'he desires cut in
long and short wood. Tenders for eating
the same 'will be received up to the 15TH or
SarTltatnER. Particulars .on application
JOHN MoMILLAN; •
Lot 52, Bayfield Con., floderloh Township
Aug. 28, IMO. •
Caution -- lame. Juice.
The'pali'lie iv eantlbued against purchasing Limo.
Juice end its preparations, maty, of which animists of
moat DELETERIOUS MIXTURES,, a'pd are beingaltar-0114
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the venders as substitutes for the .enuine
'Lime Fruit Arnim: -To ensure the obtaining of
',,Montserrat" LIME VIM= JUICE and its prepar-
ations, the public is re nested to see that every bottle
pitrcbased.has the Metal' copulate with the Trade
Mark of, the-1doNTeERnAT Co. on it, as well as on' the
1abo1, NONE OTILER I8, QENUINS.. •
Be sure you•ask for ".MONTiSEIYRAlr) an4.siro
that you get it...
Central Exhibition, 1879..
WILL BBE HELP IN 'TIRE.
CITY- OF GUE,L.PH,
ON 'PIT r •
i6th, lith, lath, and I9th•'of . Sept',.
OPEN TO' Till. WOULD.
The Governor -Moral & H,RIt;, Yri coag Louise;
Will be present•to open the exhibition on the
17th inst. .A grand.. rally of the yeomanry
from all parts of the country, is ,expected to
be present onthat occasion.
Prize lista and entry papers can be bad at
the Secretary's Office,. Guelph, and ileo from.
the secretaries of other secretes. throughout
•the Province, ` Parties not receiving theiren.
try tickets prior to the show, will findthem
at the •Secretary's' office. . The several' rail-
ways will harry freight and passengers to and
from the exhibition at single fare.. .
..0. MURTON, ' " L. PARKINSON,
Secretary President,.
Guelph, Aug. 28, 1879,
•w: 41ke GREATLY lie•
educed Prices,
VHI: subscriber will offer the balauco of kis
Summer Stoclt of
SCOTS & SHOES
AI
6nafly BBIZED piCES
For the -next xt 60 days,,
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To make rto u fir Fall Goods.
WM. TAYLOR.
Minton, Aug. 7,1819...
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Paints,, -Oils., Glass,, Putty, Brushes, &c.
Machine Oil, (a. specialty.)
BTIILDING IIARDWAR* of every. class.
BRASS and' F�NAMEL,L,ED I ET7.'LES..
GRANITE IRON WARE.
COAL.STOVES .- _EGG.,N'I S-"AND-
GiRATE, at lowest figures.
OTT. -1
The best light of the nineteenth century; (we except' .Ecus ons.)
• .LAMPS, CHIMNIES, &c,
0J S23 for Hides, Sheepskins, •.&c. ,
Mammoth Hardware Store, ' Albert 'St., Clinton.
DAVIS & PAY
August '28,1870
�-REAT
ARING
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TREMENDOUS B:A.R.-GAINS;
AND=—
PILES OF _FIRST-CLASS .GOODS to choose. from
We begin this rorning.a,big'Clearing•Sale of first-ciasm'
Goods. We will offer immense .bargains to.`Cash Buyers:
and people buying .large. quantities. • The Goods li7U J
1300 -SOLD, and the -prices •mi[et-do it. -- _
Among the piles, of Bargains will .be found
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS; PLAIN AND F:4NCY DRESS GOODS, PARASOLS,
14.X.
LADIES HATS, AND BGN,NETS, SIN HATS, $ILK AND CASHMERE MANTLES,
WHIIL AND' COL(I.ILED 'MUSLINS, BLACK AND COLORED GRENADINES, LAVE
CURTAINS' AND CARPETS; PRINTS; '.HOSIER' AND GLOVES, DItESS LINENS-
AND. LINEN ANTI: PI2INz+ DIIIESSES, ,WRAP2101S AND 'ULSTER'S, RIBBONS ANi;•
LACES, MEN. AND ' BOY'S COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, RUBBER,' COATS, .MEN .
AND 'BOY'S HATS AND CAPS` COLORED AND WHITE SHIRTS- COLLARS'&e.
WE GUARANTEE WHAT WE ADVERTISE
f iul CCG7'7' f 4217`.. asSen ions out in every/ in,Statt ee:• .
So comealong and 'bring your money. Wo advise heads of families, ma others in wan
of first-class goods to Mumma the goods and prices, and be eonvineed by seeing, that''we
aro now offering THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER SEEN IN CLINTON..
Remember the place 'Opposite the Market.:.
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W RIGI3T" & CO.
• ror Sale.
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Property for Sale. •
,mutt stifisorlbor offole .the. following valuable pro.
1L potty for sale:—Lot 26, Sth oonoeasion of Iiullott,
consisting of CO acres on the Londoeboro gravel road,
21 miles from the Town of Clinton,'all cleared but one
acro, andnearly all free ot stumps; on the place is a
frame barn and log house, is well. watered, and- has a
bearing orchard. luso, lot Ne. 0, Icingstreet,Clinton
and lot No. 4, en which is the Ashery.. Terms and
other particulars mhdo ¥flown on application to. the
undersigned, on the farm, or it by letter, CL.rwroN 1'.0,
• WU, SIIITIISON.
m110-0,4,01 1876.
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ZOUST.4 and two lots for sale, or •meohange for Inert=
gages on farm property. Situated on Itattcnbnry
street, near the igil:Schoolhouse, noarly now, suitable
for largo y oboardes. It contains ten rooms,
good woodshed, and summer kitchen. Constant sn
ply of hard and soft wbter. Lots *ell •stookod wi ►
choice fruit trees, gripe vines, currants, rhubarb, bed •
p
strromiseawberries,s. &e.,.sne aro won fended. Apply on the
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iCtintoa, brsr 8, 1879,
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