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.11,.-B1G OFFER
Only 53.25
dor thi ew K'a a d Iy Glebe
UP TO THE END OF 1880.
WE HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS 1VHERElIi'
"WE CAN mans THE melee WITH THE New
Er* AT THE ABOVE RATES, TO .NEW SUn-
• Semmes. PAWi'JES AVAJLIIIG THE1tSELVES
OF THIS OFFER, GET OVER THREE MONTHS OF
MIS YEAR reit NOTHING. AT JANUARY TJ1E
plebe WILL DE VERY MITCH ENLARGED AND
• IMPROVED:
SEND: A;OND .T. -HE :MONEY.-
COit1PLIIIIEN?S.
In itsreport of the West Riding Show
the Star mentions the following : •
Caution . Bros., , of Clinton, showers a
• 1u bat wagon, which
took eec
o dcri
ze
as from the aubstantial 'nay in which i
4
was constructed it oettainly should. They
also"showed a fine. top buggy; which ;was
• very much admired,
As usual.Mr. H. Snell Si, Son were the
successful competitors in both.thesii classes,
(Sheep and Piga.) The sheep were exceed-
• rngly tine, and one`of his pigs, of enormous
weight,•waa front a sow .for 'which $300 was
Some of the best meloilians and parlor
'organs we have seen •were exhibited by
Messrs..Doherty,&CCo., of Clinton. They
bad one instrument: which was really a
Marvel of perfection. ,For richness of tone
and power it: could not be excelled by any
organ or of .its Size, and from We number
of atopy and the exquisite •workmanship
connected .therewith, the instrument is
for
suitableeither e a parlor or a phurcb. It
has mapy'novel iind•galnable improvements
•and we have OO hesitation b a to in recommend-
ing mend-
in those -of
qui readers r
gwho mak be con-
templating the purchase of such an : organ
to see this first
Ma.- Tuoatas"'GRiTNDY: f sero' ing to
Parkhill. 1. .
REGULAR meeting of ' Council next
Monday evening: .
MR. GEo. '1DIEHL i1 completingthe
6. erection of hi . Ilew l ease. '.--- - `._ ..
QurTE anumber of.our .townspeople,
are visiting; London this.week. •
' • ' THE. wife and family Of Rev.. D. ,G.:
Sutherland returned from Toronto, on
Friday.. .. '
A drunken-'man'fell throtigh--•ene of
the. large . windows in 'the biiok block,
ou Tuesday.
Ray. R. SII:trit C1, M., of Ottawa, .is
tipendirto a, few days :with his .brother
'Mr. W.• Shier,. Of the 2nd con. of Rullett.
The family of D.r. Reeve are remov-
ing to town again, Buffalo not .having
proved so desirable a place of residence..
as Clinton.
ADDRpss Rev Mr. Stewart,'of Clin-.
ton, is to.. deliver o. e x an add'ross in connec-
tion with a eburcli social, - at' Soaforth,
this evening:. ' • ' • •
b'on the las' two 'vee -s'1arge quanti-
ties of grain have been pucohased on
' the market 'here, the iidvange' in mice
11as inducedfarmers to bring it in..
CLrxTOat merchants feel delighted over
the way in which the fall trade luta open-
ed up. It is•the fine assortment of goods
kept 'and lowpricesasked that 'fetcltles'env,.
Ix additiento being a good general
Market,. Clinton Ito the; reputation, of
baingtan exceptionally good one for. bar-
' 'ley, .a'fact that farmers should bear in
mind
JAS, T Mimosa jI, proprietor .of the
International 'foto', Niagata'Falls, .and
Pireaident of the village, died at his.'
Anita on- �Thixratiay.. •. [Deceased was 'a+
•iiepbcvt.of JS'Ir.:Geo. Fulton, ..foro erly of
the Bayfield Road.] •
..PRIZES.---At'.tho Exeter fell.. show,
last \Veelt, 'Mess1 s.' McTaggart atL Co.
totik,firat prize for carriage team. • In
.. Durbabde, Messrs. R. Snell d .Son took
'4i,piuzee, 5-offthem firsts and in seises.,.
ter sheep: they took $ prizes.
IT Is something' aniusual tosee a:
farfnor•layipg in A stock of coal for win -
tee, but Mr. D. , lad of '
p y, the Baso
Line, who is a very successful agricul-
turist, shows his preference'for coal by
• getting inn good winter's supply:
WE will always be obliged to, any of
our friends for• items of :.news, personal
or pertaining to business matters; . An
otlitor' is 'not itlnquitous, neither is he
Otniliselentt'so if any item of' hews es-
'capes hull it ;stay ]lot be, entirely: his
fault. . .
'Aare A NOTE os' IT. -7; -An exchange
'truly says :•--'Ueodtowlis are the result
of well supportedindustries, • and 'anion&
other •things a newspaper is not too
Joust of'these. A, well -supported news.
paper exerts an infltlence over business
and trade above other Inediulns. The
local palter does more for a town and its
bustsessi
me •e
t st than any thing its citi-
zens can patronize. , Aid if business.
fail to become educated to this . favi,.
they bee Sight of the medium between
than and the attstomeni who ego 'where
men do not keep the light hid under .ft
bushel, •
TIIr (.rand Trunk Railroad issues
tickets at single etre to and front Lon-
dpn, good till the close of the fare.
Mr. A. Ricbarde, formerly G. T. sta-
tion agent here; now fills a lucrative po-
sition at Crhicago,-on .one -of the railway
lines there,, -
A PALLOR concert iu Catltle$ion. with
Willis Church Choir, will be held at tiie
residence of Mr. Thos. Jackson,— on
Thursday °Tening:, 9th Inst: ._ ..
• OWING to there being no quorum, the
regular sleeting of the school board was.
not held on Monday lost. 1t is likely
that a special. meeting will be bold next
Monday.
THERE has been. a very Large quantity
of wheat sewn tide fall and most till of
it looks well. There appoare to be a
growing feeling that fall wheat is more
certain thati spring.
YESTERDAY, (Wednesday) Mrs. May,
Oroll and Gray left for Brantford; a,s
representatives ef' the Women's Tem-
perance Union, to attend a convention
• O;•r Tuesday evening a little girl, aged
abdut 9, daughter of M13. Ptl3sell Read,
fell iijto crasher, the door: of which lead
been left open. Fortunately her only
injuries were a slight cut on the tread,
and several. bruises about the body.
P.QULTg1C Assocln_ TIo�7.-An .ef'ol t is
to be'mada:to form a poultry association
in this place, in order tQ get. people to
take a . deeper interest In this class of
stock, bring breeders together, and die -
Miss Matters pertaining to poultry. We.
trust thatthe-association may bo.formed,
AiTIIOUGH the influx of wheat 'into
this town
daring the pasttwo or three
weeka alas been very great, taxing: the
shipping facili aesof the, i•ailioads: pretty
heavily, we•aro glad to know -that our
graini dealers are not obstructed in their
business operations as they wore in years
gone by. ' ; Cars are being . rapidly. filled'
arid sent away; to their destination,
RECENTLY, :the Presbyterian 'Sabbath
School, of town, sent. tear" Torontb first.
for Samples of libraries suitable 'for their
school, ken) w i
ep he 'could d nck
0
selections.. On the arrival of the books
they, were found -to .be far: from satisfac='
tory, the sensational style predominating;.
end they were hastily packed off again.
'0oiut oT.D REPORT OF INTERMEDJATJC'
ESADtJk�TATION.=A correspondent; sends.
us the following Miss M, Corbett, grade,
A; -Geo. W. Jackman, A:;' Miss Elliott,
IV iss:,M. King•; .B ; Miss. Walker, B.;
-Miss. Reid,-;-73;-Mr.'.G,-:Buchanan; 18;
Mr. A; GraceyaBi Mr. T. Sloan, ' B ;;
Mr. Mtirdoch, B,.:' F. Whittingham, I3.;
PAINFUL: ACCIDENT. •TOn E ursday
evening, Frank•Kilty,•,son of Mr.• John
Kilty, of: Hullett, met with. D. painful •
accident" On the..High: School grounds,':
here. footbat1 snatch was ill progress,:
and while making his..way towards the•
school, one of the players accidentally
jumped on Kilty's leg; witting the cords
and inflicting. several 'bruises, .which
have. singe confined him to his bed.
MISSIONARY ,MEETINGS in the-. )0.
cburehes, Clinton circuit; vi•Jll bo, pelta
as follows f ' 'On Sunday, get.. 5±1); -bel-
anoint will bepreached at Mount Ilope
by .Rev. E. Shier, 0.M.J London Road,
by BeSV'
v. :.Ehaliplti, Holinesville, by
Mr. T. O. Pinkard, and Rev. W. Chap-
pie. , •Week aught meetings, as ,follows
A?nil'
It IIopQ, Tuesday,-
'
t Oct,.. 7; Kohnes-
ail'', Oct. 8th; London Reid,. Oct. '90:
Deputation, Rev. G. -Webber, of Exeter,
'chairman of district. On Sundny, -Oct.',
112th; sermons will. be preached at Clin-
tonf morning and evening, and e,t Alma,
in the afternoon' by Rev. W. S. Pascoe;
Sec. of Conference. ; •Week night: 'Olin.
tong Monday,. Oct:' 13th; Alma, '.Oct.
14th; ' Deputation, Rev • W S Pascoe,
Services at usual hours on Sunday;
Week •ilight'services 'fa commence '.at.
7,30. p n5: Collections in: aid of mission
Rind.
e 411p,
•
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Pattie; L Ping saws that require gumming, should
toh
ke them t Ansi• .
M r� GArsA89s10. Jttirox st.,•Clinton,
IrALL' sHOWt.
The following are the dates of the call Ex-
hibitious of Agricultural Societies in this -dl's
triot : e . •• •
East 1tIuron,'at Brussels; on 'Chnrsday:and
Friday, Get, 2nd and ai'd. -
Lest Wawanoab; at 53elgrave, on Wedues-
day, Oct. 8th. '
Morals Branch, et 13lytb; 9th and filial of
October
• 'Stanley Branch, at Bayfield, Tuesday: •and
ed
W aesda
Oct
y, t.t
Sha and Sal.
A iieckt;ie social was held in Seefoi•tll
MethodistChurch, on Friday.
Seyeral Seaforthites have skhdaddled,
leaving iluniorotts unpaid accounts..
Mr, :