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HIGGINS-On Con, 6, Turnberry, April 11, •emote/44,0y Thursday afternoon.
wife of EhhikIliggins, a daughter
litehperi, April 15,wife ot Mr Ell
MAK, a son.
811IGLEY-In Lower Wingliam, April 20.
Mrs G. Srigley, a son,
KRAUTER- Brussels, Arril 20, to Aft and.
Mrs Kreuter, 4 Son.
DENNY-In Ferdwich, A1M1118, to Mr Bud
firs Amos, Denny; a eon.
We shall close our mAmurn
ifOLTZMANNRUDY.A
-At Xurich, pril
24, by the Rev. Finkbeiner, FIr
• Hoittmantalof Diss Lizzie Ruby
Great Clearxng Zur"
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BIAJOTT-AIRNS-At the residence of
the bride on Catharine street; InrollEApril
24, by the'Rev. J'ames Thompson, . J. lliott,
second. son o2 R Elliott, of The Chronicle and
I formerly of the Winghant Times, to 3:410 Edith
M. Cairns.
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MARVYN-HIOKS-At the residence of sldrs
, Knox, Flarpurhey, adjoining Seaforth, Awn
17, by list. Rural Dean Hodgins, vir John .T.
• . Mervyn, merchant, of Toronto, ta Miffs ldinnie
. Eddie Cecil Hicko, only daughter of Mrs Emilia
• Hicks, of Harparbey. .
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reeidence ot the brother of the Pride, by Rev
pEACQCK-memli,,..-On April 17, at the
P. Musgrave, Mr Louts F. Peacock, to Miss
'Marion Alableil, both of Bullett.
liBNNETT-DAVIDSON-In Ample. N. W.
W.. April 10. by Rey. Mr Kinsman, Mr Come-
. line Rolinsoul3ennett,of Arcola,to Mies Veggie
eldest daughter of Mr Thos. Davidson, eon, 11:
• • Grey.
MAXWELL-GOUGM-At the r.eideof
ime
32 Overcoats at Less- than HALF Price. the bride's parents, April 12, by Rey. R. G r•
butt, Miss Sarah Gough, of Gorrie, to Mr R,
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. Maxwell, of Drayton. - •
Odd Pants and 25 Boys' Suits, all . of wbich.. will , be FITH-In Wroxeter,__April 20._ Mary
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. Mathews, relict of the late Hamilton Griffith,
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aged 82 years
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sold regardless of- cost. .
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Sibley,
WARD -In Jersey City, N. J. April 22„,Mris
• Ward, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs 13- P•
WILD -In Bayfield, Apr11.14,.Williarn Wild,
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Come on, Saturclay and
Bring in the Boys
T. Jackson,
61 aged 85 years.
BUCHANAN-At Henson; April 1P, Margaret
Buchanan, aged 88 years.
HENDERSON-In Morris, April 22, Margin tt
Clarkson, wif4 of 'Chas. Henderson aged 75 yrs.
GIBSON-In AdeKillop, April 24, Matilda 8:
Gibson, agect 85 years.
HOPPER -In Cloderieh, April 15, Edward
Hooper, aged 70. years.
STEVENS-In Mullett, April 18, Daniel, eon
of Mr George Stevens, aged one year.
UORNELL-In Guelph, April 17, Hubbard.
Cornell, formerly of Bluovale, aged 74 years.
BAIRD-In Howick, April 22, Elizabeth.
Mabel Oliyer, relict of the late Robt, Baird,
• aged 71 years. •
BleCOSEE-In Grey, .April 10, Anna, infant
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daughter ef Mr to &Firs A. D. MeCosh, of Pine
River, aged 8 months.
NORTON -In Brussels, April 20, Rey. '11'm.
Norton; Methodist minister, aged 88 yea..., 1
month.
' MAKINS-In Varna, Aril 20, the infant son
of !Ur audit/Us L. Maeins.
3311811OP-1n Usloorne township, April 2b, A.
Bishop, ex-M.P. P.; for South ,iuron, age 71
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BicyclesforSa.teorRen
Having bought out thewhole stoolc of bioyoles from Cooper, inchiding 14
wheels ;-2 Hartfords;. 3 Wolverines, 2 ()lowlands (one with pointer brake) 2 Gendroias,
• f E. & D., 2 E. Z., 2 Cresentii, all of which we intena to run of at a. low margin to make
room for new wheels. Anyone wanting a good bioyole would save money by buying one The People Who Know
All kinds of repairs kept on hand and wheels. cleaned or repaired. Work guar. Will congrottilote you if your choice of
anteed. „. ' . .
,New tires from $6 to $10.
Blacksmith and machine shop in connection, • . •
W e are also prepared to do all kinds of work in. horse shoeing, and general
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of therm
reps r ng,
All the plow points and repairs kept by J. Tedford still kept in
Points for theTedford plow. •
" Miller -Tedford.
11 Tedford No. 8.
" Wilkinaon No. 7 and 2L
" Bleary No, 18, 12, 10 and 21.
" Sylvester No. 7.- •
" Hill's patent.
" Old 'No. 13,
Tedford's old
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Seeley az Turner
stand. Rattenbury street, Clinton. ,
TWITCHELL'S
Great Clearing
Of Boots and Shoes
calegi-/
We will continue the Bargai Sale for thirty days
longer in order to ,clispose o, the balance of the
stock on the bargain list. /
&whee) this settgon should be a Mc.
Burney -Beattie. •The hest to -day
and best for yo., Onr prices $40 and
.$80 e each at all. •
EMERSON'S BICIrf:LE AND
MUSIC HOUSE. Coderith
• Livery Repairs •
~...~,0AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA,
The Novelty Bakery
and. Restaurant
a an as o see e Eit rens oots—iat--25
and 35c, worth from 50c,� $1.00,
We also keep a line of. Slater's Fane Boots for
Men and the King Quality for Ladies.
• TWITCHELL
victoria Block, •
CLINTON
If you Want NeW ShOeS Ba
0.
We are prepared to supply' all
your wante 113 the bakery line, and
we'gnarantee to giye7satisfaction in
every respect. •
' We make a specialty in Wed'.
ding Cakes and of ming cakes at a
reasonable prioe. •
Our Restaurant
is a p Roe w ere you wi
everything in a first class restanr-
ant.
"' Candies of allikinds andalwaye
fresh.
Cigars in the beet of brands.
Tobacoos of all kinds,
We will have
Ice Cream and Drinks
Of all kinds as soon as the wea-
ther is suitable,
MoClacherty's Old Stand
• Parliner & McClay
Telephone No. 1. CLINTON.
1101AANIANIAAWAAAAANNAAAN
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Jervis -In Sh talnta W. T„ April Po,
George, eon of .11r 'and Mrs ,Edwin JerviS,
(sister of the late Mrs Walter t oats l aged .18.
QT. -a
Marble & Granite
-vcroR,mcs
The purchaser of a monument
should have complete confidence
in the reliability of the tiri.t fr
•which he bu)s, for the, m.tterial
and vvorkmanabip ia eomcibing
. very few boyers are familiar with • •
If you do not know us;please ip
qnire about our reliability from
those who know us best, 'W'e ore
the only practical men here in out
line.
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J.. B. Hoover, -.Proprietor
;Non to Ceninierciel Hotel
Thuraday, Aprti 1901.
EU Wheat 0 03 ft 0 64
Oats * . ** • I r 0 20 0, 08(1.
140.yr.. 0000 ,0111,,,P011 0 40 A 045
B
• aa tley .... 0 38 0 40
Peas.... ......... 0.57 a 0 60
Flour per owt • . . 1 75 200
Batter, Wow 15 C 14 A 0 15
Eggs per dee., 0 9 a 0 10
Hay, 800 800
Sheepskins 0 40 e. 0 50
No. 1 Green trim. bidee 5 06 a 00
0 25
Chilokone, per pair 0 20 a 0 20
Duoks, eaoh.• ., 0 00 a 0 70
Geeee, per lb..••••••94, 0 07 01.018
Turkeye, per 0 09 a, 0 10
Pork, live . 5 05.a 5 05
Pork, dressed 7 00 7 00
Wood short 2 25 a 2 25
Potatoes, .... . • ••• • • • o 0 25 a
Live Stock MaiitetS.
London, April 29. -There is a firmer
Cone in the live stook markets. Beet
United States cattle, 64d; sheep 60.
Liverpo01, April 29, --,Canadian cattle,
54d to 5!d. Firmer tone.
Montreal, April 29. -There were about
COO head of butohers' cattle, 500 maws and
100 sbeep and lambs Offered for Fiala et tt e
Mast End Abbattoir to -day. The butchers
turned out strong and trade was good,
with a alight deoline in the prices of eh
Made of cattle, except in the heat heeYee.
A paid of °house wa btrtU at 6o per
Ib, less 61 eaoli;.prirne beeves sold at from
40 to 41.3 per , lb, mr-George •NiobcePoo,
bought ten good °attic; at 40 per lb.
pretty good animals brought from 810 to
4Rif•abd the common rough stook and hard -
looking bulls at from 210 to 310 per lb.
few large bulls were bought by shippers
at about 40 per lb. Calves sold at from $1
to 37 each. Sheep sell at from 310 to over
5o per lb, and the spring Lambe at from
$2.50 te 65 each. Good straight lots of
fat hogs, weighed off the cats, sold at from
No to 6110 per lb, thick fat hogs at from
Co to 61e; bellied Bows bring about.* per
lb.
.Eset Buffalo, April 29.-Cattle-Offer-
inge, 176 loade; medium weight butchers'
about 10o lower and light handy butchers'
steady; Canada cattle sole from $3.25 to
64.50; fresh ()owe and springers of top
quality stronger; fat cows and heifers were
tu good demand and sold stronger; choice
ti extra export c : and ethic)
quality, to 65 50 to $5,65; shipping steers,
$4.75 to $5.30; export bui le, good to best
tat bulls, $3.25 to $4.25; stock bulls, $3•to
$3.50; yearling ;Ater's, good to clicioe, 3075
to $4 10; geed to eht.ioe fat cows, $4 • to
$4 25; fat heifers, choice to'extra, $4.60. to
$5 25; Cana da stock calves, choice to afro;
$4.25 to 2460; Canada feeders, good to
tra, $4.25 to $4,50; milkere, choice to
xtra $50 to $55; choice to extra, $48 to
$52. . • , • '
heapFruit
fu..ther
28 ibe beet selected raieina 82.00
3 .6 te 26.
Prunes rper lb.... ... . . ,. 5
Dates 1, .. .. . . 5
Figs • ".... .
. Young Hyson Tea per lb.. .15
Agent for Bonsfordts' fine Dairy Salt.
Come early and often.
mins GROeEkv
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V Aducritstineitt.,
Japanese. Millett.
For sale, any quantity of pore Japanese
Millett seed, left at $1 per bushel.. .
Ma. 511.ELF0its Holmesvile
For Sale or to Relit.
The la4cir store on Albert St. lately 'occu.
tied by Mrs McLellan, Will 1.4) sold season-
a'de owl on easy lerme. Anpl •to
s - 4 MRS BIDDLEDOMB@, Clinton.
Brooch• Lost
Oa Sun lay evening Sainowliere between
St Pnutb'ChUrgh LUAU 54i11 pest odic° a star
shaped Irco •h wit brilliar.ts. Finder ph ase
leave same for the owner at the NEW EttA
ofti re. May .
Our telephone number is 48.
CALL ON
Fired T. Jackson,
Dealer in all kinds of Footwear. ,
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A oetdial invitation is extended to ciarybody to call and inspect cur goods aid prices'
We haVerft very ohoioetielection of Varga linrs, trash !min the initirere np.th.date in
Wry rupee!.
Our line ot MEN'S SHOES ore superior to any ever
sold in Clinton, in style, .11 introit% in workmanship.
Our lines of LADIES', MISSES" and CHILDREN'S are
models of the highest skill in shoe building.
SHOES FOR BOYS have 'received special attention,
and our lines cannot, be equalled for durability.
Our lemma nre*sirictlycash. We etterantee liatisfaction or your
money batik. killITTEllt and EGGS will be taken at cash, and when the vein.
Of either article offered exoeeds the hTetOtalit Of thertrOhlphi Tre wflt qtly the
different,* in cash.
Our stortisln the Beaver Block, next door to
Crigg's FaitIOUS Jewellery establishment:-
FRED T. JACKSON'
..Wanted.
;eggs 12 one ton.. of butter < weekly Wa
hove all kin is of corn from t3rotnet nri's earls,
dewn.o are sole agents for the velenrated
Jai v e4 rn. For silo purposes • it has no
wpm 1. says,JI10. az ons,t
tfirgest eorn producers et 'Canada.
t; KING wingliano
Will all be moved into our own store
and ready for our
Estate, ot Walter Riddell,
Deceased.
FINE DRESS
GOODS
We couldn't begin to do the Dress Goma trade we are doing unless there
was genuu.t erit in oar goinirs and prices Big stock and big gelling, space
don't count for everything, What about the gond.? Ara they right and do
thev reinueot the newest iamb? Are qualities dependable? Ie there vari-
ety enough to make a ;,00d choice? • How about prim? These are the im
portant foots, and those are the features we want you to think about when
Judging as and making comparisons. If you do you cannot help but buy at
this store. We have a great demand for blaok all wool Henrietta. It makes
one of the nicest mourning dresees and is useful aterwarde. Below we quote
a few of our special lines
All wool Henriettae, in black and colors, from 20o to 61
All wool Satin Cloth, in black and colors, very special, 50o.
All wool Vigoreaux, in grey, brown and mixtures, a special line putt re.
oelved, worth 50o for 350.
Broadcloth, in black and navy, 56'irches wide, $1 and $1.50. • •
Homeepuns, spring weight. Harris' beat woods, in grey and bine mixtures
56 inches 'de, for tailor made -suits, 90o,
TITIrl". Black and Cored Polline, tory special, at No, 60o and. 85e.
•ir7-1, Black and Colored Sergee, 36 to 54 inches wide, at 20o to $1,
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bellifitiM •
McKinnon az Co., Blyth
tik114,4404,WV1101 lAree111101101,1k.
Alt yereimet31. Irina ethane against, the st ste
of WalterWien, late el the village, of 1..on•
ths•rorongh. n toe county of tiuron, yeJn11131,
detrellse(t, who died on t r about the 7th day of
Apr, . thin, are hi rehy 14 gored on ex before
Sa, rt, day, the .11; 11 3 y of Olive 11301, to stud by
p ,st to. toi<l, or elixir to Vi illiam T. Bidden,
Aulira, Ont.. an • DaVid Blyth, Ont.,
we. xeentor••• 0 the said or to the
undersigner t hei r soliet tee. full part icula s of
ti eerr y1i.TT33I .31 ary.horr.erifiedm_rtbe_shy declaar147:e•y_ation.
trent-ors will pro ed to dist tattle the ' pro
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cowl of the rat estate an wig the parties
entitled, having r, g tr.1 only. to to he claims
of which they then h ve notice
Dated at Clinton, Apr 1,1tthigE01.
vv8E0 E,
Jr
3 3 Solleitorhirigiexertors,
ig Stock of
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Great Bargain Sale
Horse 'Routes
• .
ardware
Just received another stook of
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Hardware
Graniteware
• Tinware
Nails
Glass
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Ready mixed Paints
Alahakitine
Kalsomine
.Daisy Churns
Clothes Wri ngers
Lawn. Mowers
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Spades
Shovels
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• To Begin Friday Morning
at Eight
Our shelves are piled full of Bargains which we are sure
it will be worth your Ville to come and inspect. .
We have not time this week to quote prices but invite
you to eye us a, call and see ter yoUrs4ves what vot have to
offer.
Manistee' & Gibbings
The Pure Bred Shire Stallion. Bend Hero
V01.18,1168481 shire horse stud book, will stund
for the improvement of stock this season as
follows Monday, May 6, he will leave his own
stable, Londesboro north. along the 113th Con-
cession to Herrington's for noon; thence to
Jamie& Hotel, Blyt , for night. Tuesday, will
proceelalong boundry line to Mr 'Miles, for
noon; thence to Manchester Rotel. for two
hours;then along Beim line to Herb Moggridge's
for night. Wethiesday, will proseed along 18th
Concestdon to his own stable Mr the night.
Thursday, will proceed to Charles Lovett's,
Base line, for noon,. thence to James, Cornish's,
for the night. Fridarly will proceed along the
4th.Concession of ullett..and over to Jas.
Tighe's, on the 6th; then along the 6th Concess-
ion to Christopher Dale'corners; thence to
Charles Roger's, for the night. Saturday, wilt
proceed along the lOtlx and 11th of Hallett for
his ow , stable, where he will remain until the
following Monday mimm-snInsoL.F)provrietor
The Imported tlyaeailode Ntalilum.Balbou,
ste Stamp Vol.. Ii, 9115, C. 11. S., Great
Britain will stand for the improvement of
stock this:se•sonllas fulioWs: Monday, will leave
'hrmit stabl ,trot80, on.4,13ta 1 ty-rt d proeeed
G Steep s, for uoon,and to 3. Green's for
night. Tu. ,day, to W.Blhott'e for noon, then
to kir Elthrteri lielmesville, for night. Wed-
nesday, to R. Tiolaciy% for noon, then 50 3', La a-
tonittrWegt inall'nekerentith, for night. Thurs-
day, to Will. Aollet3074# 8rd COIL, Millett, for
noon; and Jas. Ma tin er,Tnekersniith„for night.
It`riday, to R. McKay's 4th"nn., for noon, and
then to Jas. MeGtegor'e, 2,,d con_, for night.
Saturday -to Jas, EOBWA, 8rd eoit„istamustizesyg;earn.d
back to hie ownjoatnidgemfocronRiEghotort,
111The Pure Seed imported Ilthellidt Shire
t11411110h, King Crthitite, 960r,
Cart Horse Stud Book, willstand for the AM*
prevenient of stock the season of 1001: Mon-
day, May 61e, will leave his own stable Carlow,
rind proceed to Jacob Bliley's, 1st eoneesaion,
Colborne, for noon; thence by 13enmiller to
Edward'er6th concession Goderich Town.
ASTeirliffiii3thitiotitteegg'fn*rlinOOre Vigcf
AwlibutopttreeeeedtreljaBeielywflesaldtt$fierthtingehitAt6Writeyth,ttittisto Bry.
snowdenis,-for noon; thence to George Arm
etretnes. 0,mhen Line, for the in ht. Thum.
day, will prowed to John RitthOre ,Pa Babylon
thuleatlsion, for noon; thence to Thomas A.
sayfield line, Goderich township,
for the night Friday, will proceed. to Maxon
House; Clinton, for noon ; thefice to Pith Con.
casein), totChrie. NelIbitt'a, for the night. Sat -
tree • will proceed to mancheiterHotellr for
noon;thence to his 0M:stable where he w111
remain Until the following Monday morning.
040. J.193801.I8ON, Proprietor.
Hoes, etc.
All kindsof Fence Wire
We buy in large quantities and give
our customers the benefit of it.
Give us a call. •
N,
EAR -LAND BROS.'
Cheap Hardware House
W. L. OUIMETTE, Londesboiro.
ANGEL URTZELS
When,„t,ing field owls, you certainly want the best. No man by looking at
deeds can tell exactly what their crop will be; You must rely in a great measure upon
tbe standing of the fella from which you buy. Mew- John A, Brcloe & CO. of Heroil.
ton have carried on the business of seeciarnan for 51 years, which in itself is the ample
proof of their integrity and fair dealing.
Per years roe have bought field seeds.from this dem end thay hews alwayo prey -
el setisfaotory.
We batte every confidence in recommending it.
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13rtietee ilatekrosthiammoth Long Red Rangel,is remarkably long, smooth
and ptrfeot in elApe. In the *refloat the Central experimental farm, Ottawa, for the
aeaeon 1899, the Gate Post stood 1st, producing a yield o thirty 100 and one third tout;
per sore. Price per pound 180.
Brtioe'e Giant.YelloW intermediate Mengel, This fa a new and diatinat Wain`
of the intermediate type; the enormous skeet the roote, their handsome ebape, bright I
smooth, yellow skin, and the Mesh of the most solid texture and nuttitbus quality, makes .;
o e of the moat desirable satiating. Poke per pound 180.
Long Red Mange', ordinary stook, porpound. Pride per pbend 180.
filberwin-Wliltoms' Paint, covens the earth, the superior quality of this paint,
the verieties of abides and Mora and the ease with Aloft it can be applied rialto it
the 'nod doeirable point on*be mirk*. We have any shade you aro nicely to want.
W. Li. 0111METTE, Londesboro