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.DRY .-GOODS, dLOTHING, B0:OTS and; ,SHOES, Etat.:
We do not feel likegxviag upbusiness yet, h�t WILL . SEL( GOODS AS. C'itLAP AS ANY OJ3 TIIQSE ,TI -I T
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ADVERTISE GIVING UP. BUSINESS, for cash o. good Butter.
NO NECESSITY OF COING T0, CLINTON FOR CHEAP 600DS,
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Just call rand examine (Prices: fo•r yourselves.:
Wewill purchase 'any quantitY of Poultry, - such as Turkes, Geese Chickens, &c.
Londesboro, Nov. 22,• 1877. I' aH....WALLACE &.
NEW Trd•TiF. r0121 ORANGES and; [1it.xiw ON ,11I4RI;ETES:
LEMO S% at t`,Yrcrssiek rc Oultningltame's'
j l3itdrvery °litf#e prodalee- is -conic g in,
owing te'the'bad roads: -Wheat is a trifle
Feb. 21, T 878.
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,111a11ekarl andgo11nuc lat,
CORNED -BEEP POR EYGLAND. Wllile
it is in course •of. beingdetermined by
trial whether the shipment of, live cattle
or of fresh beef will answer best far the
English market, a Hamilton butcher
h +s been trying a ,plan which ellpears'to
promise well. •'.IIs hes shipped several
• lots of the .best corned. beef, ;not after
hanging for days in the shop; hitt: chop-.
7 lied -'into the brine when in good coudta
tion • This Canadian Corned beef. is
-voll--liked, -and--m-eets--wltlr a : Ready
sale. All danger of spoiling is avoi&.
ed. as also the heavy expense of carry,
ing live cattle. ,The meat does'nct•re
quire to be heavily salted, but • just
enough to keep for a few weeks: ' t rip,.
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pears to us tint this .plan for ,.shipping
meat ought to be capable of ' l uge cle-
velopment were one leading exporters
• to try it. •
TRADE IN ENGLAND: -141,1.11` ailviceS
on the 31st ult., show in some braii.cl-.
es of inanufactlu•es' a slight improve
went, but as a rule the signs of en
"Thouregement-are few, A Belfast sit.-
cular says : "Some orders for. the
American spring trade ,are•'coining •
The{•e is an unproved feeling in the,
market., and. a .better inquiry for yarns
and cloth has sprung•up:]etely, Prides
appeared, to. have touched the lowest
.point, and 'orders placed 'for yarns
during the past couple of weeks` have
reached. to a ,very fair amount." lifan-
chestet is despondent. The Boeanainer
says: "'In all branches ,trade is slow
'and unprofitable- .t111 eyes are bent
lower, and a heavy fall in hid s, but no
partioular chauge; in other prods e
• Wheat, fall, red, F•busli, 41• 05 a 1.,08
Wheat, fall, white, 1.12 a 1.15
Spring,
:' -. '0 90 a 0 95':.
Ffe,,, • - +' `. r. 0 05 a 1 00 .
0.30 a 031
0.40 a 0 50 '
0 55 a 0 .GQ
• 5 00' a 5 50.
• 0 -35 a 0 40
4'85' a 4 90 •
4, 50 " a 5 60
0'•12' a 015'
0 '12: a 0 13
0 50 a 1 00,
0, 30 a 0 40
Oats,
y
Barle,
•Peas,
'' Flour,
__Potatoes,
'Pork,,:
Beef, -
Butter, •
Eggs,
1prkoys, - -
.:Chickens, per pair,
Hay, ' 9 00- a 'll 00
Hides, 4 00 :a-'. 4 50
Sheepskins•= • 0 40. a 0 75 . .
Clover •
r • 3 50 ; a, 4, 00
Timothy ; ` • • 2 00 , a 2 50
f4011EIUVIi MAWRVI'S
Feb. 20, 1878.
Wheat; Fall •
$1
'12a 11,5"
Spring. - '0.90:a 0'95..,
Flour - 5 0, a 5 50
• Oats,, a - - 0 30 •a 0 31
as;, 0 0,
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., BaiPeley, • 0:4557 aa 0 46
08
Potatoes • 0 35 ' az '0 '40.;
Hay - '10 00 a 11 00 •.
Butter . • 0 16 a 0 IS ,
• 012' a 0.15.
485,: a 4 90.
• 4 50 a. 4.50
• - 4 50 a 5 50
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Fork.. _.
Hides • •
,.Wood •
Beefk
BEAEORTH s A11KFTN, .
Special
Not*,,`
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DAVIS
Would be happy to receive a visit fromalihit, Old friends
cape -Sally those who areindobted to .hili, as hengoti¢..
sit she money owing him to aid in his re-establishing.
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IIs wonla also deform them that he, has routed the old:
buildingkuown as
1.11te':..C.11,111111031 .00T16:14
Whore lao,will rvopeu in a'few days with a
-NEW `SUPPLY OJ GO,.ODS
STRAY HEIFER;
•'•• Came (tiro subseribers prttnlleea,-1ot.-it, '1
lnd con .,
-•IIu}letti-ab.,ut•-two••montita+Hinoe, a -red ,alta
heifer, about 18 mouths 01d, ; The owner can have the
BMOC on prbvtng property, and paying for this adver•
tieemsnt:
1(0BERT PEACOCK;.
Hallett, Jan. 81,.1878:• .
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FARM WANTED.:
Wanted to rent,' in oonviutetrt locality; a tarm:Of
from 80 to 100 aor,•o. Apply with full particulars to
NEW E1tA 0T11"IOE:'
Clinton,. Jan • 30;1878
Land for 'Sale
rj111t SUBSCRIBER CFFians FOR: SALE TWO
la hundred ,aoree_pf-hie farm, being ppart of hieold
homestead, ennuis. on the 1st Con, of: Colborne;, on
reasonable tonus.' Each lot has about 80 aeree Cleared,
with house and barn on one lot, arid barn on the other,
J. J. FIBIIEE,.' '
Colborne Nov. 27f 1877 ' Sennriner P. 0,
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Desirable 'Farm For Sale
lOi120 c:ner gallo►
LOT ..1, 370.N. • 9, xOtVh8HI1' . Oki HULLETT
County of Huron, Ove [piles from Clinton, and
mile from; a railway.' It contlpsJ00 acres of heavily
timbered land anti good soil. ,Apply to
It, DARIC1 ELL,..
Lncknow, Nov:: 15,'1877.
lirfsiiranted Art/. 2'4icidily, Pr ie.'
may be ret urnerl,
Clinton, Feb. 7, 1878.
Lnoknow.
filiIE susiolasEn OFFERS'TISE IIOIf8E i1ND
L lot on Albert Stree , ar meneut'oceulr ed•by him-.
• , :. a°lt;for•a*, Itccptatnasix' ,rooms, iwiih•o{oaots-end,
• ,ccery,eonvrniencb,for a• smell.fainily;'hard.and:eoft
AN Arli:A *�;3' :PACIFIC
FIC RAI ti , ,1'pier. TI}e lot contains half an acre., on. whiahEhare'
fti A, � - _ �!• : '.,, Ste`a ndniber'oC'e5mde:fiult Creel heir- •na nn4n o
• (.bear... Also, for -sale, -a-gnod•drivrng horse; 3 years old.
residers for fradiirg,Afri girig, Track minuet, Dee, 27,1877.
Sealed Tondare addressed to the nadetsigned aisa.I House and Lott' for Sale.
ieb.41,•ltS/b, • •endtaeed" Tender Pacific Lath sy,"e10bereceived ap i. __ •
Wheat —*Fall • - - • 1.12 , a 1 51 to Noon of •FRIOAY, the lst tlayof Yiarch, :uaxt, �tAr I H1s UNDERSIGNED OFGEItg FOR $ALF.'TF
Spring .worke required to bo exerate+t in compietiuR tont or•
Q 90,.`a 0 95 ez L }ioilse.alidliuiing ttttoi'y. 'I of ositel0ntaitney
p tion of the Pembina BraacA'of..the Canadian ruffle Tfiomsonrs pinning faatary.•. Tho honsa captains 7
• Flot}r; 5J, 00 a 5'150 • Railway extending from Saint Boniface Station south rw,us }fag stoop foundation, ¢¢liar, Ec. Tho loris half
Oats ., 0 30 a '0 31 ward to the International Boundary at Lrnvrequ, a°
els care,. With stable, fruit trees, wells, Sc„ thereon; and. lo.
-�' • taneo`or 63 mock.
0 58 • a 0 60.'( one" of the best locations in towq: .Price, 81,800 cash ;
• 0'45. .. 0 50 .For plane; Kpocifigathne, approaitnete gnanti.iee, 1 erS1.100 on..time--one-third down, balupog in
equal
for ,s of tender„and:other informatimt„ apply to the 0.- annualinstsimontewrth interest at 8 per cent.
0: 3 A 0 40 . flue of the r;n'gin¢¢t-in-Clriaf, CEtawn, and at the O8leo ; HENRY STEVEN$,.
• 0 13. a .0 15°of the District Englueer, Winnipeg.. Clinton' Dec. 27,187'7, •
• 0' 12 - a 0 13 • Contractors aro nbtified that Tenders will not be eon- :-
10 Op a 11 00 sidereal. unless made strictly in accordance with the, Land for. Sale '
•'. printed forms,and=in the case of firms-••except,ahere ^^�
are. attached the actual signature sod the nature of the ”•
Peas -
upon China for signs of a recovery thei.e' , Barley -
but the season should: hot, in the usual Potatoes
course, re -open .for some weeks yet, and , . tier
it is known that stocks out there are Haw:
still heavy. 'The . Turkish• trade • is
,naturally in a state of entire suspense
at• present. Other 'secondary markets
at perhaps about . their average rate,
'but their demand scarcely ' .makes it-
felt." The .coal and iron trades
more or less excited: at the pros
eet of England becoming 11 party to.
the war, but the .excitement was not
attended with any increase of business,
A correspondent at 'Middlesborough
writes : ‘.‘As long as the present un-
Certainty exists, trade `Can receive no
-impetus, brut must grow worse, `every-
thing being done from hand to mouth,
as no class of tiadere will undertake
evt, moderate commitments.'•'
PRUSSIAN GRAIN TRADE. -The Btifiitlo
Express looks With some jealousy upon
the gigantic efforts wlliclr the Russian
Government is now •making, not in
war, but in 'the, development of the
country's grain tirade ; and draws at-
tention to the important Statements in
the St. Petersburg eotrespondenoe of
the London 'Times (Tan. 24). The first
w Russian a9 that the ll iitn ClrOvelrlitrieti Y
Government s
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negotiating with an American:compaliy
for the erection of mantntoth rani
• elevators and other improved applianc-
es for handling gt'ain tt::the receiving
and terminal stations of the Russian
r.,il roc s, Which will hereafter trans -
Port the surplus gtttiin of that country
'to the seabord for exportation; the sec-
ond was to the effect that orders bad
been given certain American manufac-
tures for 140 locomotives and 2,000
cars, with a view of supplying the
regular commerce of that country with
facilities for transportation now placed
at. a disadvantage by the use of a large
portion of the rolling stock for the
• transportation of troops, &e, The' Ex-
, press, correfq ondelit at 1vVflsllington;
having been instructed to" make special
!inquiry, finds them ample Oonfitrina-
;tion of the news sent by The English
;correspondent from St. Petersbtirg. A:
strong Russian competition in the grain
trade is, therefore, not far 'off, though
it would of course be more or less de-
layed by. war.. And this may 'interest
people here as well as in the United
States.
NEW °A. T2'El) GOODS, at 'OPointick�i
'yy )
Utr�rlirtyhat✓te's.
. 121,T:2Ii:' IIAiLIEETS.
Feb, 20, 1878, _
Wheat—Treadwell, $1 12 a 1 31
Spring, , . 0: 90• 'a 0' 95
Barley.0 45....a...0..60
Peat, ' - 0 57 - a 0 00
Oats, • : 0 30 ' a• 0 31 -
Flour, 5 00 a 5 50.
Butter, .. - 0 14 • a `0 17
Eggs, 013 a 0 14
, Hay, . 800 • a 10 00
Hides,, a 4 00 a 4 50.•
Q-T'RAY CALVES AND SHEEP.
Strayed from the. premises of the subaorlber, lot 19,
lith con; Hullettr.-three Spring Calves, two greyish, 1
heifer. and 1 Steer, and one red. Steer, with a little
white; under its belly; Also, two largo Ewes. Any one
'giving such information ae winkled to 'their recovery,
will be suitably rewarded.
ROB r. CARTER.
minett, Jan. 24, 1878, '
j. CLINTON
Flt nut - andTeed Store
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C th0n a have on•
The sttbscribere be to anuoan e b y V
toted into partner$h'p to carry on the business of Flour
Feed, and General Grocertes ,in the store
Formerly oarriea on by D. Erwin, AlbertStreet,
where tbay win keep constantly on 1z 4u1 a large and
good stook of FLOUR, FEe'Dp' GENERAL GROCE•
RIES, etc.. atC.
l k ; i; S l' ,1 t N C(I I Z 11r' A if WAYS () A' HA iV D
ae lowest prices.
LA3 11b PIX STEn alitiars •oiii Itttttiid'.'
Cash paid fou Skins, Bides, Pelts, Ears, &e.
occupation end place of residence of each member of ;. f/\RTE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE T13A1
• the mum. eligibly Banded parcel' of land on the London
Road, within half a mile of Clinton, being north Part
Foe the due fulllinont of the contract, a cash deposit of Lot. 85, let Con., Stanley. The land is arst•olasa,
to an amount of rive PER CENT on the bulk eum of the ; all pleated and fenced, and being a. corner lot is con -
contract will be required. i..veniontly sitnated'for a market garden, Further, par -
To the Tender' moot be attached the actual -Signa• tieulat acres. e obtained on application. Tho lot eon -
tune of tworesponetble a,id solvent persons, residentsJOSERti 1LO W2ILL.
of the Domini.in, willing to become sureties for The • JOHN HODGI10
(ferrying out of these oondit.ona, as well as -the doe 011. t • on, Decal, 1877:
performaabe of the works embraced in the Contract.
This Department does not, however,. hind itself :GirREAT AUCTION SALE
accept rho lowest or any tender. •
• Dy order, • • • '
F. BRAUN, 8oeretary.•
Department et Public Works.' " Z ]VS P O. R Z' 333 JD
Ottawa, Feb. 7th, 1878.•
AND'
'TA.M}S P,ATTERSON, -
• PLASTERER.
Alt kinds of Ornamental work pone to order..
Work promptly atteeded•to in town or eot'intry. Reef
dente, next dotr north of the Presbyterian Church,
Olinton, Feb 1:44878, 8m
AUCTION SALE.
1, THE Ll5OPST .on ' Saar Asao&TED STOOK Oli •
DIoIiti an1 Shoes,
C,4 Are., atm.+
Dyer 'offered inr sirloin the Town:, of Clinton,
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Tobe sold,byAuctlonpr• Private Salo
I1>i 1I1
Shop lately, occupied by- Mr. .Hobson,
A11 eeebante deal to D. Erwin rottet be settled at Duce,
otbertviae thdy'will be placed In Court for collectiod`. • • 4V0. -0l' Cleo,' to llrrltts' Drug Store.
EILWTN do SO NDRBTP.
oustan, Eeh, 701878:
AGENCY 0r
QUiEN,
ISOLATED RISK,
ANA
ST:A.NDARD,
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Shake et' alt 40.010101m talion at the • lowest edtes.
O. Sung VT.,
O1Inton,T'eb. 70818,
This SLE.)(S NO 1YU (TIG
The Goods have been borcgh4 for efi 2M,
tt++d will be sold for Clnk
IS the goods will be nota by Austion, at, your Osin
priooe, WITHOUT RESERVE,
Sale each Dar and Evening, at
2 alici 7 c&'oloc►k P. M.1�
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t00R OUT POR it RDD FI,AG.
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THOMAS TYNAN, Auctioneer:
+instep, Erb. 7, 1878. •
Tlu roughs ed STOCK
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THE
TUwnI. of Clinton,
,. COUNTY Or110D0N, ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH _•6th, 1810,.
ENDER. THE AtreteCEi OF THE 000,.00 LITE (TOOK
sOOociarr0N.
Thirty-three Stallions and 5 Breeding Slaree, efubra.
Ging 10 Impartrd•ifeavy Draughts,12 General Purpose
and Agricultural, and 11 Blood, Carriage and Roadster
8tallione.
Ten,eR'horou.gli-broil tulle, and a eplend:d Choice of
•DurbarnCoasandlieifera.---*-.,«. -
A tread choloc in Leicester and Cotswold Sheep and
various breeds of Pigs..
one O f thebe4 1ca o r held Thispromiseeto b¢ u Aa vs ¢ d itr
4
Colla
A a
d Catalogues Or hand bills as bo bad on 11-
•Printo u a
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cation to the Secretary.
The Grand Trunk and Great Western Itatl''ay0 will
issue return tickets at one fare end d third. '•
AL F. 11IcLEAN, Secretary, SeaforTh
WIIARTON HODGSON, President, :Exeter.
IPOnTANT T�
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r(DUN»RY 1 N, )I LLJE ,S,
And ui1rer Nan athletes rern'.+
Ira a ble Property
van . s;A LE Obi' LT At$E, ~ ,
Situate along oilo of the Grand Trunk Railroad,
At CLINTON, in the County of Huron,
.led farmorlyknown as the WItITEHEAn ItTtt i,property,
eornprising'tour scree of land, nn which aro erected a
tive•story Brick banding 88 x 42. elate roof& with brick
engine room 20 x 42 ; aleo,large Frame Morehouse, ea-
paiity 40,000 bushels; cooper shops and sEave or lumber
sheds, large pond ofsoft water, for etcatn' and otha•
' pntpoaeo.
777 '
1P.L2P,000 WORTH 0
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Fir..: ' Prices ,' for Four Wee
000_le -
V Y :13j Gil 1 1•
c'��I.l`�Tri RNR
Wo announce, owing to the late fire, and the general upsetting of our goods and'
business,; that we will sacrifice our entire stock of•
DRY 4400DS, ' MILLINERY,: MANTLES, READY. MADE'.
.OLOTHING, HATS., AND -CAPS„ BTJPFALO ROBES,,.
FURS, BOOTS SND SHOES,. 'GrI OCERTES,
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AT PRICES REGARDLESS OF "COST, OD.wow. PRICE, FOR: 30' DAYS,—
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NOW TT�� FOUR TIMD.
ie llat ai . that -
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• THE' GOODS.•:MMUST' BE SOLD:,
The . variety to-- choose fr'' in is one of;,t1 e l rgest ' and, best in this -Zpart` of
£16e'D.oniinion, < ':011 '. OsN.E,'-.COME A11, and don't fotget. it, .
• We •must • and wig' SELL ., GOODS CHEARE'R . TEAR AEY OTHER..
.TSO USS I1V THIS PART •O1' THE 'CO UNTRY. •
THE GREAT FIRE. SALE IS N.0 IV GOTNG 07 at Firing Meese;
at, the
.77.. NOTED.•E•
61-1EAP ` CASH"' "' :STORE.'
'Jen:, 241878
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WRIGHT. 8i • CO: ":
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emuv a 1 Airnounceme_
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PECYL
A,
S. PALLISER & Co.
WE NOW HAVE THE PLEASURE TO' ANNOtiNOE' THAT -
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We Shave Removed - a the Ston lately oceuDred • by lir.. P. CaYaa...
'This property 14 one of the best eituatsd for inane -
Maturing pnrpoaeslgthe County of Huron;
Tains of payment will be made liberal. In °vent of
any safe atrd'raaeonably profitable inannfacturiog buai-
nese loading here,. 11 desired, I id flnanctaily tt t6st
the enterprise. •
Ebrf ttrthorpartletrlars apply to or add reet
RTCit ltO I1tWDt0 Pnor1111',irrottw
° L2NT0N( 01,1Tr
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• We -take this opportunity of thanking our many friends for past favors, and.
with much rt:o a room atour command, and increased ed f cil11,e
a for doing business,
weaassure'all nothing be wanting on
our part, to enst i
4 theav
oral%
I'eputation accorded to us in the past.
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Every, effort' will be . made' in the future to. keep
Our' stock WELL .ASSORTED . AND COM:-
PLETE IN ALL, DEP.ARTMEIfTS.
Nit HAVE J1TST RECEIVED A lruLL LINE OP
OALIFORNIA-CALIflopik.CANNED GOODS.
PEAaHtS; PEARS, APRIC<bTS, ..
STRAWBERRIES, PLUMS, • G,EEN PEAS,.:
SUGAR CORN, &c., &c,
S. PALLIS E R & GC1-�•y .
rV• 1}Vtc�r'YO i.)fSA., .E5 An) h.i X, GROCE1?S,. Nrl'. P9`f 3 !CX 1 LOOS .
lil["•Cll`1.rox ,,J at1. `4, 18 111, ..... • + .