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Pott AkertigententO Ohl Iftelt
Store to rent -J. Jackson,
New departure -3. Hodgine.
Farm to rent -Dr Reeve,
Catena for sale -J Copeland..
Farm for sale -W. W. Ferran.
Potatoes wanted -Thompson & Bolee.
Auction sale of real estate-WeT. Karnes,
see
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1881.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD DEAD
We think no intelligence was ever carried
over the wires that produced More heartfelt
sorrow than that which was flathed all over
the •civilized world, on Monday night, t
Garfield was. dead. It WAS 110t altogether
unexpected, but there waa a lingering hope
that he would recover, •and when the au.
nonncement came that he was no more this
hope was blasted and the heart felt sick at
the disappointment, At a little Isefore ten
' pon. it was plainly eon that the end was ap-
proaching, but his death, at 2:s. minntee After
• ten, was mare sudden than expected. By
an autopsy of his body it WAS found that death
was ineyitable, sooner Or later, as very severe
injuries had been done by the bullet. Tele -
grain. of condolence are being received from
all directions.
.The following is from. the Qafteneto, Mrs-
• Garfield Words cannot express the don
sympathy I feel with you at this terrible in&
moat; May God support and comfert you, as
He alone cp.!'
The Prince of Wales telegraphed to Lowell:
" The Prim:nes and neyeelf beg you to offer
our sincere condolence to Mrs. Garfield." ,
Tuchersmith Agricultural Society
, Fall Show.
The annual show under tbe ampler:8 of the
above society, came off at Seaforth, on Thum
day and Friday, the weather oa tne laat day
being very unfavorable front °loth till night,
the attendance, therefore, not being equal to
former yore. Mt year the South Riding
Show takes place at Exeter, and amity exhi-
bitors rio cloubt deferred their usual entries
till tint time, coneequently the Serforth show
wart rionnwhat behind in Uri previous excel-
lencies and dipPlay. The 'thew of horses wee
good, though not numeroue, and the same
may IA mid of cattle and pige ; but the sheep
did not make a good appearance. The indoor
departments were only tolerable, except the
roots and grain, which were good ; poultry
was very well represeeted. The followieg
the prize liot ;-
resew Deauosie Houses -Brood tuare, lst
Jno Stewart, 2c1 Jno McMillan 3d J Malone.
Jno Foal, lat Hugh Love, 2c1 J' McMillan ea
Thos lealichael. 3 -yr old goiaipg, bit E
Butt, 23 Alex nionwoo, 31 Win Foelasson.
3•eir old filly, let and ad P McGregor, 3d Jas
McalichaeL 2.yr old gelding, 1st Rebert
Charters, 2d Geo Watt. 2 -yr old filly, lst
taut, 2d Jno Kitehen, 3d 0 Mogiohael, Year
old, gelding. Wro Chesney. .1 -yr old flly, lst
Hugh Love, 24 Jo Malone. 1 -yr old entire
colt, Jo Gilmore. Team, lst Jno
2d Thee' Bissett, 3d Robert Martin.
Arnim:re me OR G. P, Horises.-Brood
lat Jno McMillan, 2d Alex Innis, 33
W Cummings. Foal let J gelVlillan, 2d 11/
Stewert. 3 -yr old gelding, lst E Butt, 2d
A Houghton, 34 Geo Chesney. 3.yr old filly,
W Stewart. 2 -yr old gelding, 1st W WHOP?.
2d 11 Taylor, 2c1, T E Hays. .2 -yr 014 filly,'
lst A MoDonald, 2d Jos Wird, 34 W McCon-
nell. Year old•gelding, let 3 Malawi, 2d Jno
Common; 3d W Dale. One year old filly, A
Tyerman. Year old entire colt; Wm•Yoneg.
Teem 1st' Jae White,°2d John Barbour, 3d
John 'Shipley.
Cazereete Hoeszs•-Bread niere with feel;
lst L Meyer, 2d W H McCracken. Foal, lst
•EDITORIAL NOTES,
Sufficient funds have been oelleeted to
proceed with the statue of -Hon. '0, Brown.
The work will be executed by Mr. Brodie,
of Edinburgh, and will cost $5,000.
Sir John A:Macdonald has returned in
•good health. The Mail is recapitulating
his " doings" while away, how he "visited
theinobility and drove out into the coun-
trerewin'a-m-aiiiiiir s1i1T iseniii• ;
English trade -unionists aro not to be
24 w H McCracken. 2 -yr old filly
lst Jas Sutherland, 24 Jas Carnochen, jr., pd
O gellichael. Year old gelding, L Aleyer.
Entire 0011 lst W Swallow, 2n4 NT Stewriet.
'Pair carriege horses, lst W W Fallen, 24,
Thos 13issette Single driving horse or mare,
let John Kyle, 24 R L Sharp, 3d 313. Terrier.
*4'34 1? 41°
Trade 'Onion congress, in London, a day
-eor-two.agoi thipersene-frieitia4.0 1101"
inovement had te retire: :Evidently the
British workingmen ' have no fancy for
taxing their bread and beef, •
• Treolto'euein DURIIAti•CATTIVE--Ctlwr ist
Bichsel), 24 T Rsae1l, 3a G Sproat. 2 -yr
old heifer, 1st G Sproat, 2d and 3d J Carina -
hen, jr. Yearling heifer, lst and eld A M-
oot, 3d• Jas Dickson. Heifer oalf, 1st, 24
mad 3rdsJ Diekson. Bull calf, 1st A Elcoat,
24.3 Dickson, 34 R Kneehtel. .Bull under
2:yr old, lat and 3d A Moat, 24 J Dickson'.
Herd, ,four 1 emalesand bull, Dickson.
Gaimr Cirms-tiow, lat and 243 Dickson,
34.8. Oarnechan,.jr. 2.yr old heifer, 1st and
348 Carnoehan, 24 D Carnochan. Yearling
heifer, let and 2nd J Carnochan, jr. Heifer
calfe-let; 24 andid-Jas- Dickson. -2-yr-old
steer; lat and 24 Robb Charters, 340 Walker
1.• -yr old steer, lst S Carnoohan, jr, 2d and 34
.1' Dickson. Fat cote or heifer,lat: Carnoc-
han, jy; 2d David Campbell. Pair of shipping.
eteers, let 31 Charter; 24 G Walker.• -
• :Lkfosataa Siinsr=:=Aged•-ratre. lat W -Pen -
hale, 24 G E Cteaviell, Shearing ism, Wm
PenhaleSee-Raur laentelet• We0rieve.;-2d And
3d Win 'PeireWeerWrnePenhatee
Pair eltearlings, lst W Penhale; 24 W Grieve;
3d jas Dickson. Pair ewe lambs, lst and 2d
W Penhale, 3d W Priem
Alexanders, lst It Charters. 2d J Cameron,
Mill Road. Dolmas, of Oldenburg, lat J
Landsborough, 2d C Routledge. Ben Davis,
let J Landeborough, 2a 0 Rootledge. Wag,
or, lst J Dickson, 24 gra H Chesney. Gold-
en meet; lst"J Landeboro, 2d 0 E Cress-
well. St Lawrence, let S. Landsboro, 21 J
Nfmgillan. Maiden's blob, 1st 11 M (hes-
neer, 24 3 Dieltion.
Pears -Two varieties winter pears, 1st R
Armstrong, 2d 3 Dickson. Two varieties fall
pears, lst 3 Dickson, 2d 3 McMillan. Flem-
ish beauty, lst Mrs W )31ack, 2c11-1 g Ches-
ney. Dueberee Augouleme, 1 0 Wilson.
Vicar of Wakefield, R Brock. Bartlett, H
M Chesney. imperial gage, R Govenlock.
Lombard, Dr Sott. Grapes, &o -Delaware,
let 3 Thompson, 2d R Goverlock. Hartford
Prolific,1st R Govenlock, 2d J Thompson.
Colscord, let 3 Walker, 2:1 3 Thompeou.
Rogers No 19, lat Allan gobsoo, 24 3 Walk -
ere Roots No 4, let 3 Bulger, 2d J Welker,
Best O.:Reath:al of grapes, J Thompson.
Crabs, any variety, let 3 Dickson, 243 Land -
borough, Early Crawford peaches, It Goven•
leek. Collection of canned fruits, Mrs 0 El
Henderson, Collection of Flowers, 3 Beattie.
Grey Doyenne pears, John G. Wilma.
Genefter Vearrauezs---Early Rose potatoes
lat T McMiohae, 24 J Landshoyough, Peer.
less potatoes, J Thompson, Wioter cabbage,
lat W H aloCracken,..ild A 11an Hobson.
13lood beets, 1st Allan Hobson, 2d W II Mc-
• Cracken. Long mangolds, lst W M.
Cracken, 2nd J Hannah. Globe maugolcls,
lat 3 Hannah, Ind. T Hill. . Swede toreipe,
lat J 0 Wilson, 2'nd H Taylor. Early horn
carrots, lat A. Hobson, 24 D Ferguson, sr,
Long orange or rod carroty let Je Lcind,sber-
ough, 24 11 Brock. White Belgan caerotte,
lat J Dickson, 23 W B McCracken. Ind'en
corn, lat 3 Landsberough, 24 TOM Caartere.
Witter unions, 18t J Landsborough, 24 W
H McCracken. Musk melons, lst W H Mc-
Cracken, 2d W Murray. Cauliflower, let A
Hobson; 24 W McCeackee Red onions,
let W 11 McCracken, 24 A Heinen. White,
or yellow onions; '1st W 11 McCracken,. To,.
rnatoes, ist A. Robsor 24 W Murray. ' Celery
A Hobson. Citroes, lot A. Hobson, ilaul J
Landsborough. Parsnips, lat A. Hobson, 24
H Blaushard.„ Collection of vegetables, 'Allan
Hobion. •: .
Recommendea:-Squash, G Cresswell.
Red eabbage, A Hobson. Squash, A Hobson.
Deeny PROW:ION-Me pounda butter, lat
A Smith, 2d Mrs 1V1oDowell, 3r4 J S Browns
Ten pounds fresh butter, lst J 8 Brost a, 24
W Fowler. Firkin butter, J Bulger, 15 lbs
butter, for table use, E Sperling. Cheese,
factory made, 50 pounds, J R Murray Kin-
bura factory. Cheese private make,: 15 lbs,
1st Mrs T MeMichael,"24 R McMichael.
Cured ham, H Robb, Hornell:lade bread
raised by hop yeast, lat J McMillan, •2t1
Sperling, 3d M !dawn, 4th 3 McMichael.,
Home•made bread, salt raised, 1st R lelogiehe
ael; Ir. 24 J Caeneron; Mill Road, $d A. Hob-
son. Five pounds roll butter, f Sproat.'
Honey in Oath, lat J Thompson, 24 J Lands,
borough. • Honey in jar, 1st H Robb, 24 W
Atmetrongee Collection -of ehoinesmader wine;
let 8 Bulger, 2d A Hobson. Special;. 'maple
Bugs; Lanclaborough.
Dingman Mearuyaceueese-Ten yards do-
mestic, cloth, 1st H McKay, 24 J Gilmore.
Pair home-made blankets, 1st, Mary afeEwen,
-24.-30111-noireSeeTen Miler of limerwoolseY,
1,st fiss Naelee 2d T Ten .ye.rde
eatinette, Ist -07-Kert, d 3 Sutherland
•
Wileffeileye eelestege:s.--8, Stek ere. ,s2de Miss
_Nash. Factorytees Ist and 24 A 0 Van
Egthond. Factory flannel, lst and 24 A. G
Vaii EgrooUd. Feelory Made blanket, A 0
VamEgmond, Set single harness:- 0 E Hen-
derson. •Doubleteam harness, 0 E Hender-
son. . Sewing machine, 3 Watson. Collect -
tion of 'musical instruments,•Soote Bro. Sot
el parlor fernitnree Broadfocit Box, :Stuff;
ed birds,- 1st 7 Walker, 24 Scott 'pro's. • Pot-.
tory J 13;Webber. •: •.•
Those who are sunnet to hilioltiluelie, consti•
patiou, indigeation, dyspepeia, or any kidney
affection, should take the advise 0: an able
phyeician aud use Dr. Carson's Stomace, and
constipation bitten. In large Inane at O en.
a; ee. combo speciel agent for Chilton.
Liegeemee.,,,p .--1 the
MARRIED.LATzEEnu on nett
14th Wet, by thejtev. Mr. Hamilton, Mr.
Henry J. Livermore, to /glee U. Platzer,
ItrIgitallagH2101eetet*Lvsor-At Dangannon, on
ale loth inst, by the Rev. J. Caswell,
Mr. Isaac C. Richards, of Manchester, to
Miss Alice J. Conlyson,of the same place.
DIED
MILLS-In Hullett, onthen17th inst., Thomas
Mills, aged 83 yeare,
How. -In Clinton, on the 20t1z inst., Robert
'Russell Charles, •infant son of Mr. James
Howe, aged 5 months and 4 days.
floverenient Organs are beting that
there id in. the 1)oininien• treasury a.
sur-
plus of Over $4,000,060, and:claiming cre-
dit for the same to: the economy of ,the
government The mere fact .of havinis a
surplus of any amonnt may 'appear a line •
•' thing, on the surface,.but, if a littlereilec-
tion is used, it will be seen that instead
of being the•restrit of economy, it lneans.
one dollar US lieen forcibly ..eXtract-.
in the *ay of duties from every man,
,man and child in the .Dominion, above
:.at was neceisary.. In stead of .greater
. long', the e'xpenditurelias been much
•;:iter.;t1iii7ethan it ,has .eyet been be-
• Free or Cost.
All persons wishing to tot the merits of 3
great remedy -one that will positivively ore
Conomption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, or au'affection of the Throat and
Lungs -are requested to call at J. H.Combes
Drug Store a14 get a Tial Inttle of Dr.
King's New Diseovery for Consumption, free
of cost, which will show yott"what a regular
dollar size bottle will do.
ale Register,
Real eatate in the village • of Lonaesboro,
being a village lot, • and 20 acres with
house on, property of gr. W. T. Holmes,
on tbe 5t1i of Oct. Jas. Howson, Anot
Farm stock, eto„ of Mr. John Morish, on the
3rd ot October, at Summerhill, baseline.
• James Howson, suet. •
Real estate on. the _Gibbing Survey, and on
• Huron street, Clinton, property of John
Jackson, onethe lst of Oct. D,Dickinson,
•Ootetwoer.s.-Aged retie lst'and 24 3 Dick.
son. ' Shearling ram,. lst and 24 3 Iiickson;
Ram lanin,Ist and 24; Dickson.. Pair ewes,
:3' Dickson; • Pair eloneling ewes, j".Dickicies
Pair ewe Imiths, 3 Dickson. '•". • '
' SeemintoWies--Ram lamb; 1st •and. 21 0, 11
CroFsWell. l'air owes, I st'and 21 0 te ierees•
well.' Raj!. slieayling lst and 2d'cl Eeteresse
well, . Pair ewe lambs; ( 1 reTeeswell. Pair.
.fat wage W Orieee. •.A. pen cpritposedeit for
sheep, �EOrd5aweIl.. • • •
flirene'S rite rem; John Aiteheson.
Rem lamb, 1st .1.08. Careociene. jr., 21 JI M
CheernY; 31 l Ca:rein:hen, 11. ',hoe ewes J.
sh
Aitcheson. Pair edding ewes, lat 3 dar-::
noehare, ;ire .24 a Ail chime.. Pair .lambs, J.
Aitcheeepte
•
1't0:4, MeintreiHArced boar, Geo.
Staebury:. Bor, Uttered in 1881, 1st and 24
Jai Nett. Aged sote,..3 Nott. • Soiv, littered:
in 1381 ' est Arid, 2d J Nett: • • .
• Semite:lc leme-Aged beere Tierness,
Aged sow, W Stewart. Sow; littetha. in S881,
let W Stewart, -2d Thin Janes. • . • • •
• Godeeith News. advocates increased
• „ the volunteereebetieving, that it .pro-
eiresentation were made to Sir Jai:melte
ed give 11 -We doi't believe anything of
kind; it was the ,getiertimentaf Sir Jelin
• at placed the pay of •Volunteers at its pre-
erit figure, and we should be very. sorry to
'ete the pay increased, became we believe it
..0 much medley mutually thrown away. We
tcnow that the pay is OM large, but the me:ts
need not become, yolUntders if ' they are not
satisfied with it. ' A -great mattypf them look
.upon the period of anneal drill as an oppor.
tnnity simply fer having a geoil time, and do
not care a button about the military tactics
they are supposed to learn. When the entire
volunteer forceis disbanded, and the monpy.
usually spent pat to seine other- use, the
coentry and people will be allethirliette,rfer
A. great deal of Ivied has time and again
been expended about crossing the A Llan -
tic in a baleen, and preparations for a
trial trip with oee foii this object they°
been in pregress for sorno them The
start was rind° last week at St. Pia; by
Prof. King and several rePorters,, but, the
.affair was a nixie,' and 'ended' about as
wohld be expected: The baleen), after
being anchored over, some trees, to pre -
_vent HS destruction by'a gale, burst, and
thus saved the balooniats the probability
of beiug drowned when the Atlantic was
mulled. • Supposing it were possible to
•eross the ocean in a baloon, what good
would the world drive- from the fact.
Kort few 'wotild card to travel by that
method, and scietne wcteld not be advanc-
ed a particle: •
••••--•••11)4.4...91,•••'- •••••-*
The Halifeet Chronicle tells an amusiti.g
with straw attached, Jos Herr,
Story of a St, John manufacturer. He heads of oats,
ty W S Robertson, for the best two bushels
a warm admirer of the N. P. and a large
contraetor for Government work, Regeir- of Tartaratg T Carter
ian la,
IIORTICOLTORAL PRODUCTS -Apples -Pour
ing a quantity of pig iron, he ‘!encoUragect varieties winter apples, lat GE Cresswell, 24
home industry" by sending to the States 3 MeMillan. Pour varieties fall ripples, 10
for it. When it arrived he thought the 3 McMillan, .24,1 Diekson, Colleetton of
freightmbill was large. He wrote to the •apples, 16 vartettee, 3 Dickson. It 1 green -
was ten. cents pes ten too high. The bro.. ?Y.
;ggtheetnHSpIghlearm.24 jBl°a:Irt,n°24 aP'N'rd:
ehipbroker in ileeit York that the freight
ker replied to this effect ; ".11(sw can you, 2gaitij'Aivin 80'1.Titiro.bIr sTrt:etus'ble6rg%3,Cuabrrollea8nagejyr'.
if you have any kind of principle. at ail,•
support a Government and a policy tbit )3aldwins, let H M Cheeney, ga McMillan.
charges' You " Per ton duty I'M r'fir 'mg a8rnaosiwi. rieL'elnePtelitgLvalltsrliclUgObhis2snasya, 24
rim, and. then complain of an extra charge' 0 Routledge, Pall Pippins; 1st 3 McMillan,
of ten cents per ton for the freight • Yee 24. G 1tCreeewell. Red Astrachan, 3 Dick -
get the duty taken off and VII take Off the
Dr. Carson never claimed for lila stoinaoh and
constipation bitters any Momentous Power of
• healing, but with the quiet consciousness of
their medicinal virtues he prescribe' thorn to
all those who suffer f rom any derangement 01
the stomach, bbwels; liver and kidneys. In
largo Soz betties at 50 cents, J. If., Combos, spe-
cial agent for canton, •
FALL $110Vf.
Fall Allows will be held as follows: •-•
Morris, at Elyth, Oet, 12th and 12th.
East IYawanosh, at Bolgrave, Oct. U.
Provincial, at London, 2Ist to 20th Sept.
. .
Stanley branch, Reynold; October 10 and 11.
South Huron, at Exoter,.Oct, 3rd and 40,
test Riding, of Brum*, Oct. OW and 7th. •
West Riding, al Goilorieh, Oct. 5th and fith. '
'Hay Itrancli, at Zurich, Sept. Mth and 30th,
wa ••• se
NEW DEPARTURE,
ress.,,Making
Mantle 'Making.
The undersigned begs to state to his customers and the lilies
of Clinton and. vicinity, that he bas for some time contemplated.
adding DRESD MAKING to his business, but delayed doing so
owing to the want of suitable room in. which to conveniently
carry on the business, and more particularly to the dIfliculty
experienced in getting a suitable and competent person to take
charge of the departments. Both these difficulties, he
feels, are now fully overcome, and work is begun to -day
in botIMBEss and MANTLE MAKING. We have no doubt of
giving as good satisfaction as is to be obtained in any town or,
• city in the ciffintry, in. ttese departments.
0
" Women never thlisk,r)
If the erabbed old batchlor who uttered 'the'
sentiment could but witness the intense thought
Jeep study and thorough investigation of wo-
men in determining the best medicines to keep
their raminee well, and would note their sag,ac-
ity and wisdom in selecting Hop Bitters as the
-best inut-demonstrating-ft by- keeping their'
familios•in perpetual health, at a mere nominal
expense, he would be forced to acknowledge'
that such sentiments are baseless and falos.-
Picayune. •
• P.SAIN.:41.)-LS
! Aniee--Craysinel it end 24(•1 Stewert,
'Penell.sketcb, (1 Stewart. •• ••
Fr.o*ess-Astere,. let G Cromwell, 2ncl
Dr. Canepbeil. ' Phloem, eat Dr Coleman, 24
AV Murray. Verbenas, 1st Dr Colenian, 2d
J Walker. • Ruchias, Mrs Rudolph.
Collec-
tion of roses, A Hobson.. Pansies, Walker.
Hail. flowers, 0:Nott.. .
eSpeeials-Cextorob, W. Murray. . Triniber
toe, 0 LI Wilson: Ated peppers, W Murray.•
Levine Wout...--Patched eitilt, hand made,"
lst Mary McEwen, 24 Ferguson, jr., 3d T
powney: Raised quilt, lat 3 tandaborough,
:24 Geo Nott, 3d WH McCracken,- Tatting,
Mrs .0 Rudolph.. •.' Crochet work,. hit Mit 0
Rudolph, 24 Mrs J Henderson, 3d Miss Nash.
Embroidery ineeilks velvet . or satin, lat Mrs
0 Rudolph, 24 And .3d Mrs D Hcigan.
broblery in rnaslin, :1st Mrs 0 Rudolph, 24
and 34 Mrs. T'ItIcgieliftele Embroidery in
crape or chenille, Mrs 0 Rudolph. Breeding,
lst Dant Nat, 24 Miss M MeEtven, 3d grit
Fancy knitting, let Mrs. TMe-
Michael, 2d griej• Dodds, 3d Mrs J Hender-
son: . Pair woollen sock; lst W H,McCrack-
ed, 24 -Miss Mary MeEwen, 3dialre S Stokes..
Pair woollen stookirige and mitts,.. lst Mike
•Nash 24 Miss M McEveen.rair woollen gloves,
lst W agegracken; 24 Mrs Stokes. • Gent's
fine shirt, lat giseg McEwen, 24 Miss Nash,
3d *Aire Wni ,MeGeoeh. Wax fruit, lst Mise.
Simpson, 24 Mri"T Mcgiehaele Lace•work,
lat Mrs 0 Rudolph; 24 Mise McDonald.
Guipure work, 'Mrs 0 Rudolph. Berlin wool
work, lat and 24 Mrs T Downey. Feather
fleesiees, Mrs 3 -Henderson, Rag mat or *car-
pet,.18t Mary alcF,wen, 2c1 grit J Stewart, 34
Mrs W Blaek. Lag cabin gen, let Mies M
McEwen, 2(1 Wm Nagle 3d Mrs 0 Grieve.
Knitted quilt, lsti gra j Henderson; 24 Mrs
0 Rndolph, 3d Mrs Win McMurray. Special
prize by Broadfoot & Box, for collection of
ladies'. work, oentre table, .$8, Mrs D'Hogee.
Srsems-Tiog, cabin. quilt( Mrs Laidlaw'.
Seed wreath, Mrs
JUDGES IleaVY dranv,ht horses M
PolleteGoderielt'Peter McTavish, Tucker.
oath ; Geo Carruthers, Ellice, • .
Light horse -'-D McIntosh, Bencefield; A
Forsythesgorria ; James Baiey, Goderich.
Cattle -Wm Parish, MitchelI Jno McCon-
nell, gibbed ; John Robb, Aldrria.,
Sheep -Wm Whitelaw, Guelph ; j,1),Slaek,'•
S. Marys; W. G. Ilingefore- Morris: '
Pigs -Win Feeder,. Taelterstnith ; Wm Area,
strong, Sohn Goviore Willett. • • •
Poultry- Thomas Tipling; Clinton; Sohn
Hannah; Tuokersmith. .
, Implements -464n Lashatn, Loarlaboth ;
Thomas gellis, Kipper'. . • .
• Grain and rieede-0 Walker, Ttickerstnith
• J McNair, Goderieh ; las Scott, Roxboro. .
.Fruits -D Caldwell, Galt ; lames Heerlen.
son, Seaforth Win Allison, Exeter.
.1toote and Vegetables; -E 'Bingham, Coda -
rich W Parish,- gitehell. •
Dairy PrOdnee-eA 0 MeDougno, and Ed
Cash, Seaforth Caldwell, Galt. •
Domestic manufactures -- D H Dorman,
J VilliaMSi• Seaforth; Jobe Petrie,
; John 8 Xnetchel, Brussels: • .
Fine arts and flowers -A Vim Egmond,
Seeforth ; Vir E:OoldWell, Hallett. •
Ladies work -Mrs Wm Mtirther, Clinton;
Mrs W Itobb, Tueltersmith Mrs A Elliott
and Mrs, D H Dorman, Madsen. •
•;Thuneentaz•Pene-Aged boar, 1st j 'Pimp
SOO, 24 R Gove.nleck, 3d Jas Turner, Roar,
littered in 1881, lst, 2a.aaa 24 R Govenlock,
Aged eow, J.st and 2d it Govenloch. •
littered in 1881, est and 24 3 Turner, 34 Wm.
Stewart: 'Best sow of any ago or breed, WM
Grieve. Best,boar of. any age or breed, John
Thiel:4mm '
Potfeeny-Pair, dark ' Breit rn as, let and lid
• R W Reinchnau. •Pair Light Brahmas, lst R
wriegesemae, ed W Stewart. -Pair Plymouth
'Rooks, lst a Abell, ad W Grieve. 'Pair sil-
ver -bearded Polands, lat R W Rinciman, '2d
David Thompson. Pair eilvelepeneiled Hera.
burgs, 1st 11 W Runaimar; 24.3 Broadfoet.
Pair buff Coaled, 1st Dr Scott, 24 RW Run.
eiman. Par black Spaniel], lst a Beattie, 24
Dr Scott.. Pair game fowl's, lat and 2d Joe
Abell, .pa,- Aylesbury ducke, let and 2d G.,
E Clesewelie Pair Muscoyy duck; lst Win
Grieve, 243 Beattie., Pairgeeee, lst 3 Hugill,
J Wise. Pair turkeys, lst E Sperling, .2c1
L Meyer.: Pair Black Mocks, lat Dr Scott,
24 It W Ranciiman. 13e811 collection Poultry,
It W llunciman, Best pair imported bane -
ries, Dr Scott. Best pair Canadian bred
tetnaries, J W Elder. •.. ••• '
TAIPLVIENTS-4refl plow, lst and 24 Monrw
& Hogan. I son bora plow, Monroe &Hogan,
Horse hoe,,Stewatt ,&.• Campbell. • Pair iron
harrow; 1st 'L Lipling, 24 A Stewart. Horse
hay reke, '1st 13 Nowell. 24 Stewart de Camp.
:bell: • Turnip clatter, B. Newell, . Feinting
mill, McTaggart & Co, , Single reaper; lat B
'Newell, 2d I) Walker, jr. Single mower, lst
David Walker, jr., 24 B.Newell. Grebe seed
drill, Stewart & Campbell. . Wooden pumps
N Cliff.. Iron •pump, W Robertson, Set
horse shoes, 1st Menree & Hogan, 24 Thos.
'•
• 0eAts A.1.,71) *heat 1 steW Ire-
land, 2a0,E Cressw011, 3c1 S BroWn, Spring
wheat, let 3-ChesneY, 24 A Robertson, 34,T
.Nott. Six•rciwed barley, lst SV Irelitd, 24
Mrs IX Chesney, Two -rowed barley, lat Jas
Dickson, 24 T Carter. .Laige -oats, A Gray,
Common oats, hat 3 McMillan, 2d A MOPrfetl.
Largo peas, •Ist T Nott, 24 3 Landsborcitigh,
Small peas, lat 3 Dickson, 24 8 tandeborbugh.
Timothy seed, lat a Dickson, 24 3 Landsbor..
ough. Flax seed, John Landeliotongh. • ,
SPECIALS -By W Rehill, for the best 50
heads- of wheat, Witli straw attached, Innen
I andeborough By AV Rehill, for the hest 50
. . S•ept, 22, ISAl.
:spying,. Itedcltaff;' r 1.25 .a 1 2,8
Fife, "e"- ••• I. 28. 'a 1 30-
. • ;035 a •0' 37
• , 055 a 65
' 0 60 a 0 65
• 600 a 6 50.
035a 049
; D' IS 019
, 0 14 a 015'
-1200 a 14 00
6 50 • a - 8 00
•• • 030. a • 55
601) ,a 7 50:
. -• 4.59 a 309
• 325 a • 4 50
-el 22 A 24
• Oats, •
Barley,.,
Peas,
. Petatoes,
• Eggs:
• Hay',
Shopskifie• 7
Beef, •
Clover,'
. TirnotliY,
• Wool, :
freight."
'Pr , The lady in charge is of lcing experience in both the United
420- States and Canada, having completed her knowledge of Dims
skif . Abli). MANTLE MAKieto in Beaton, Mass., and held responsible
sir positiotie both ' there and in Peraberton'Ottawa, and other
air towns ,in. Canada. She comes very highly recommended as
tar TM/ROUGH IN IIER uusirtiss, and eri these conditions the under-
signed erabarks in the enterprise with large hopes of success, .01)
lair and asks the confidence of the ladies to a fair trial of getting '
their orders executed to their . satisfaction, if placed in our
liar . charge. • Heretofore, owing to the limited trade in Mantle
making, we only employed a hand,by Abe season. This nsocle •Ali
*Er - of working always rendered it difficult to get a really good
IMIr hand, as a person thorough in their trade naturally wants a
sW1- Sel that in .Sftia
liar longer: engagement. By 'having both departments in charge
a ..MA
star .o one person, and a permanent position offered, a 000d and
competent hand can generally be ecured, and we fe
zigli
Cr •the course taken we 'will not be disappointed. •
,..
Till the new store; With lots of room, being erected by Mr. W.
Murray is- completal,--at 'thecorner of the Market Square, and
which the Undersigned lias leased, he has rented for the.usDedre4s
Making,. THE ROOMS OVER lkfR. ROBSON!S STORE, formerly 6," .
him as a dwelling; the entrance to which can be'madeeither
throu4 my: store4 or from the lane in fife rear.' 'No OCCI1SiOal
- -
'. • to go throw -it Mr Robson's store. , '
. . . ..
..,,A.r.,.prtimirrics w.Ar-Ecit, -
• THY. SIDDST OF sAb exonea.r-The grey
.hairs of age being brought with sorroWto the
„grave is now, %mare glad to think, becoming
,threr every .year, as the nse of Cingalese, Hair
Restorer becomes more general. By its use
the scanty looks ef age once more resunie their
former color and the hair becomes thick and
luxefrant M ever; With its aid we can now defy
the change of years, resting assured that no
Grey Hair at any rate will come to saddee us.
Sokl by all diligent; 50 per battle. ' • • '
AGER BEER
CARLING'S BOTTLED LAGER
We • are getting. ready rapidly...to make our usual Millinery display.
-tADJES-.•We •leold-and are .ready to place before you- the moscoperi;74ioeli of:141-Asiera?. • -- --
CLOTHS, DRESS GOODS, BLAOR GoODS, With SATINS,'SILKS, Pm/011E4, FRISOBS, TRI3mING8, • •
IRDLES; 'VELVR'14,.:11tADONS, L.idii, Betross, Lirnaos, 8ze, cte., o inatab, 'and to wtrieb.
.eve•ask the•kind patronage of all wanting these goeds, '
• IN PINT.S, AND WARTS', FOR FAMILY
„USE, AT
N.'• ROBSON'S, Clikcin.•
• SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY.
1.) BEESLEY totes thin opportunity of thanking
IA. tee people of Clinton and surroundibg vicinity
Who for years patronised his late wife, and -bogs most
respectfully to solicit a continuance of their favors.
The able services of MISS.BOWELL base been 10.
• tained, who so. successfully superintended (ho Trim-
ming Department awl gave kAllOh (Min datight0M013
dnritig the nag. She has !Inv ft.11 °onto& A large
camortment of allthe new and leading styles of
English and . American
Hats and Bonnets,
San. Porters, Leatherland. Kmg of
Toinkins, let It Charters, 24 t M Chesney..
THE, MILLEsiMitY DEPARTMENT IS IN CHARGE OF MISS ROFIER•LSON, THE
MANTLE AND DRESS 111 AKING IS IN CHARGE 011 MRS. NVINOlf.T.
• rivraoNAGE SOLICITED. "
• - . .
, •
iiona-tws
.4a.reat 1301-y
•
PrAIN; .11ILSTIO 'AND 00130tIRG STRAW,• • •
FANCY AND PLAIN' TUSCANS,
.• • . • TAPE arm tsurionNs. . .
• aise, eve ry.fashiOnabla color atorshaat in all the now
, materials, vim-PLesnerrn, risseli (1,(015.y Sitar
OW Skrxw, SURRAEIS, HATEVAIS, SILKI,A10.
Serge, Terry, Cord and rime gibbons, Lase; Orna-
•ment's, Feathers and Flowers.
Wo alSo.continuelo keep -tip a woll assorted stoth el
. ,
Mtitple 81141 Fancy Dry 6100'4s, WOOL •
' god IFitner•Geods. •
STititW'RA.TEI aiul BONNETS lob over in all
• the newest faohienahle styles..
Be)rna and Ei1a54 taken to exchange 'for goder '
WE ARM IsIOW' SRLI1131 (Wit summit 60()Ds
AT A GREAT REDIrOTION, TO MAKE ItOOM F0.11
OUR, FALL STOOK, • PICINTEl8 Specialty:.
' 'BEESLY,,.... • •
•v/cTonn. $11LEOT, CLINTON
• _
Verniers and Morcharits.
If you WWI to avoid° great danger and teen.
ble, Insider; a no small bill of expense, at this
season of the year. you should take promps
steps to keep disease frau your lionseliolde
The system should be' cleansed, bloor'puri•
fled, stonneh- and 'bowels regulated, and pre-
vent and cure disease arising from Spring
malaria, We know of nothing that will so
perfectly aud eue3y do this as Marie Bit-
ters, and at the trifling cost of 60 cents o -
t16.-Exele-Sold by J. It. Combo.
Tke
Aso
rat'
Ro:steu
Ag
10:20600
Nopoodloratietu: 0
mar*
Dittns
They glee zowll
Tea whose e
ty of the bovrolso
(10(10 00 Appetiser
Ilop Bitters are mem
l'ultemaingiter witatione Le
are What tho disease or all
tors. none waltuntilyenna
only feel bad or miserable,
It !nay save your tife.it has
liorelp0h.n
elftbognotuf
adfora
sureer
auirerbut use and urge the'ni
Remember, Rep Bitters Is no
drunken heigrnm, but the. Purest
lifedietne ever ino,de, the "INVALIDS
and 110111t, and no person or family
should be without thorn.
te °RI 1 1 s AU901d °Ate.. Beeliardi
tor Cireutat, Hap iniOwe lifg. Cos
nothester,11.'f and Toronto, Ont.
rarestand Rest Medicine ever Made,
bination of ,Hops.,' Buehts, Man
0::::clateollioono,d:art,pthboa:iiifitheorbe, Lst:er
unitive properties a an other Bitters,
ato and Life enu Health Restoring
.......N1
an posafblir long exist where liop
ed,to partedand eerreet are their
feaaleigortet eageezadinibra,
meto,yinentecaneeeteremoarr
n
unary ennuta, ors•whei re-
TounlaboierviditenhiloduNtunol ntiltnolt,
,
estoongestiest:Lbit'Yn:oliPfet:it-tie
tisethem at ohm.
ss:vodhtlt:ilulintedoei
thoy
or levtnyeo,ii ranuatrruh:::::
touse Hon B
and Best
•
- •
e• are pi active preparation for it.
ening New Goods Daily,
We are daily opening up. case after ease of New Goods, Our
FALL TWEEDS •arrived to -day. The whole house is assum-
,
inga new. and healthy .appearance. On; old stock is Well
Cleared out it is well known that we win 32,ot °airy
OVOZ' Oid. Stook, and the appearance of our su1flm6r stuff• ••
warrants anyone in coining to that ebnclosion:-
Our .MISS WALKER is now in the eastern markets.. Mit
diZA.I.Bleaves for Montreal early next -week, and WC have no-
• -
hesitation whatever' in saying that *when our stOek *OM all
soureea is collected together, We will b6 in a position to make
•
• '
he Finest Display of Dry Goods
•E tz.i•EXHIBITEb IN THE HUB."
CRAM. MACWHMTER •& CO.