HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-02-28, Page 5FEBRUARY 28, 1878;
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THE CLINTON° NEW ERA.
THE PRICES OF THE GOODS
L AT THE GREAT ALE!S
HODGINS
MAI VOA, CANADIAN P01.11411Y.—
' A. Consul at Liverpool Js of the opinion
that, as in Canadian beef, a large trade
can be established by the export of Oe•
nadian poultry,. alive or dead, to •Eng-,
latd, - In that country the 401eteile
price of turkeys average 15 cents
pound, and chickens 16e., and tts the
liesdiep poeltey issupeviior to the -g_ng-
lish, so would they sell more readily in
CANADIAN HORS68,—In hitt last
week's letter, the English correspond-
ent of the Globe. says "Tho imP0i-
OF .
tation of horses from.the DOillitriOn has
been found profitable, 'nearly 3,000
•. " o„gtitnals hfren sent to F,ngland.shice
tile trade first begtiu. MesaraYC4*.a
ciz Sons advertise in the 'enclitic, English
papers the sale of 1,500 horses 'this.
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spring, The Attention of English buy-
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• . ft erS will be directed to the. excellent
. .. hunters and carriage horses that On=
. END OF THE PARTNERSHIP,
BONAFIDE-SALE Nth.W GOING- ON.
CHEAPKNOWN.
ST GOODS .
COMPETITION DRIVEN INTO A OORNER,: by the
• prices we are selling. goods
TELL YOUR FRIENbS,
NO HOUSE SHALL UNDERSELL US:•
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HODGINS & PAY,ifoindiesfer •House.
CLINTON, Nov. 22nd, 1877.
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GREAT
:).-TNriarvuims
CA LLA N D ER'S S
• Everybody astonished at. the Bargains they get,.
EVERYTHING HAS • TO BE SOLD, SO, THE PEOPLE CAN • RELY
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ON GETTING BARGAINS THAT THEY NEVERHAP A CHANCE
OF GETTING IN CLINTON BEFORE. • •
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. FOR Si- QIELF
1 set of Double Harness, nearly new;.1 set of .Single Harness, 1 new. Phaeton
Buggy, 1 Democrat Waggon, 1 Cutter, Robes, etc. 2 Show Cases, 3 new six-'
bracket Chandeliers, 3 Coal Stoves, 4 Woo(' Stoves, and a great quantity of other
Shop Fixtures. All will be sold; as we are winding up the businesi.
11/19l\TD343AS
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Will be reCei•VAd• from now untiLthe 15th, of March, for the whole stock and shop
fixtures, at so =eh on the &Afar. The .stock is well -assorted and pod ; it
amounts to about $15,000, and is in one of the best stands in the Town of Olin.
ton. A business of $40,000 a year can be done, Any person buying it can. have
• a five year's lease of the shop.
R CALLANDER, & CO.,, New:Dominion House.
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A new Shop, suitable for a general store, all fitted u and ready to move it, in
the Village of Brucefield. Apply to SOHN' CALLA.NDER, CLINTON; or to
• GEORGE BAIRD, 311;., BIIITOEFIELD. ' •
CLINTON, Feb. 21, 1878.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
Having rented our Waterooms, and possession'to be given on the lith of March,
we offer the "miaow of our Stock of
PlITIRil\T I IT ER)
At a still greater reduction ht Price than ever,
AS THE WHOLE MtlST BE SOLD, N,EGARDLESS OP COST. •
11W Coe *got Fortin at your on irk• ,
REMEMBER, THE STAND.--;--BRICIC BLOCK.
or,
Clinton, Feb. 21, 1898.
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tavio produces, and no doubt there will
be a better attendance than before. Al-
though the prices realized for first7clase
horses are lower.than they were two or
three years, •,there is still an ample
margin for profit in the difference be-
tween the. value of horses Canada
or this country,
. Tits ExPoirrs , or CAN,ank AND Tuil
ST'Ans.— A. few days ago meeting was
held in 'Washington of manufacturers
and others, to devise some. meting 'to in-
crease, the export trade of =the:United.
States, and so relieve .the manufacturers
froin the disastrous effects of over prO"
dttction, At the meeting it was stated
that the total 'exports from that cOan-
try in 1877,.amounted to $601,000,000.
This seems a Very large areonnt, ,yet it
is, in fact, less than that df Canada in
proportion to the population of the two
countries: Canada exported $75,875,-
393 worth; and'tlie States,. to have done
proportionately as lunch as we' did in
that line; should hive:exported; to the
extentof V50;009,000. 'rho figivres-ate
even, .more: disproportionate, for' those
fcr the States are, for the' year Jan, .1
7—Des. 31,1877; while ours are tor tho
yeliirVelihning July•1, 1876, •and. end-
ing .june 30,: ' During the last
six menths of , that year we exported
greatly more. than'we did- during the laSt
six Months` clf 18,76, so that when the
full figures for 1877 -are produced they
will flow that our ekport trade is .pro-
portionately much larger then that of
the States, • Even es they•are, the figures
speak well fr. Canada'. •
M'ONTR8AL BUSINESS A vrauts,--Sonte NOT TOE 01? REMOVAL,
ugly developmentshave been the re 811 I l•
of a scrutiny of the aits of sone Mollt
tree), insolvents. The elate of things
brought to light exhibits rottenness
arming business uitti which wonld
hardly be believed could haes'exietecl
any comniercial city, Little wonder
it4tbttt there have been so many fail -
111s in that city. Trade Will 080111310 e
better aspect when bankers exercise
a 1 e prudence and—FC'ett-ATM-51fifir
ness gamblers (row going into dan-
gerous speculatierts..4 Some of the
banks have been 11,1tvy sufferers and,
the lesson will not be lost upon thein
fora few years at least.
•• Land fcir: Sale. .
OFFERS FOR SALE TWO
iiiihdrediiiree of hitt farm, bring, part of hie old
bomestead, situate on the 1st Con. of Colborne,- on
r0S130111010803111111. Each lot has about 80 gores cleared,
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with house arid baro. on ont lot,za,11.74,bBFainsnmuopnuRet;:er o.toh.7.;
Colborne; Nov. 27, 1877.•. •
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Desirable Farm For Sale.
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'LOT 21, CON, 0, TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT,
.1-.4 County 08 Huron,live from Clinton, and t
mile from railway. It contailne 100 armee of heavily
timbered land and good moil, Apply to
It. BaRKWELL,
Lucknow.
' Lirekn'ow, Nov. 16, 1877.
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Rouse' and Lot' fo.r Sate.
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MEIN SUBSCRIBER . OFFERS THE HOUSE AND
, lot on -Albeit Street, at present °coup edbl; him-
eolf, for sale.: It contain,' 08X 8001110.• With closets and
every convenience for a small family; hard and .oft
water. The lot contains half an Rem, oll which there
are a number 'bf choice fruit trees knit beginning to
bole.- MO, for tale, a golddfitIngliolwe, yhate
• W. C. JOHNSON.
Clinton, Deo. 27, 1177,. . •
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aouse and Lot -for -Sale:
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rriHE UNDERSIGNED ,OFFERS FOR SALE' THE
h01410 find lot nn Huron atreet, oppoeite McCartney
Thonason's..planing factory. The „house contains 7
rooms, has stone formdation cellar, Sco. The•lot is half
sere, with. Stablerfruit trees, wells, &c., thereon. and ie
ono of the beet locations in town, „ Price, 51,200 crash ;
or 51,400 on time -one-third down balance in equal
Annual instalment!), with intereetcat 8 per cent.
Clinton, Me.. 27. , 1877. • • HENRY.STEVENS.
Land forSale• .
mem UNBERSIGNNITSTFERS FOR SALE THAT
• -4; eligibly situated parcel- of- land -On the London
Road, within half a mile of Clinton, being north, part
'of Lot 86,•let Con:: St01:1114, • The land le Arst.olass;
all dean," and kneed, and being a corner lot is con-
veniently situated for a market garden. Further par-
ticular) can be obtained on application, The lot eon.
John Dayment, butcher,
Thanks many customer, for pact favore, and begs
leave to notify than thet be hoe removed from the 11011
in the Market building to
Honter's Old Stand, Huron Street,
Next door to CainpbelPs Harness Shop,
_Where he will be_ip_leased to Meat them all, and ally
'15*Mrs wno may aver lore with r cm, a
lop bias boot to onpply them with •
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ifird Close KIM Ts at reasonable rata:
• JOHN DAYMENT,
Olinton, k'eb. 18.1878. • ,
ItElVICIVA,14 giVI,OVA L 1
R. Fitisimcins, imtcher,
Having mined Inn kin Market Bulldins, to one ooroor
Q1'the
OLD DLINTON • HOTEL sualiploo
Noxi' TO TTCTOIVIA 1114008fi
Will be gla to meet all hie old iriende and oustomere
there. The metal nstronase \ received in the past
1113011,201i that 011 740 1:101V• premises he will be wally
well supported. Ne. Pains will be spared to,nreet the
wishes of his onstomers.
• ORDERS SOLICITED.
ROBERT naternoNS.
Clinton F•11 14 Me •
:1Q'EM,QVAL.
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James Tewsley, butcher,
'Whi le thankinl ife friends-1*er ThWe r;r Petrel3e0o H tii 1Z1 ' 17! 13.0 , c.4..„
beatowed an him in the past, takes•this Wane ni in- 1I ' ' g ,,_..6.....J'71. ;:j8. , ', .
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101,11111g them tbat he. has removed from the Market . (,,„,) irri . ,..., O.
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To .thoshop occupied, by L.Finch, , . . 01..., .t., ls.,t: :._ i...)
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will be plowed to meet them all and as many new °nee .i. ' • .._"7.1 '
Albert Street, directly oppoeite the Market, where he, 3.... .1-ri > ":.....,
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' as may favor hini with their custom. .4 . r -mi • ,,y1 -...;._ p .
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a/Area% kai :deg leV.ramteesa.e ke•Pe, J,1:248:37:1:wa:(:::.4.1 Thi . 64. ,..9.:,6E1.,c4- :
Olt:1ton, Feb. 140678. • .0 ' ' 6 wal•v4 4
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Finur and Feed Stiore, K.
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• JOSEPH nowsot„. The•subscribers bag to anuounde that thei have eri- •
• JOHN 110DGINS. tared into partnersh'p to carry on the business of Flour • ajPc
Clii ton, Dem 11, 1877; . • - reed, end General Groceries, in the adore , •
CAUTION:
V(THERRAS, IT .HAS 190315 TO OUR KNOW.
F Y nunot that 00800 of the firm pr. agents Of W.
DOERR= 8C 90.,01inion, are offering for gale organe
hearing our name, we hereby give notice that we will
not become reeponsibltrfornor guarantee the genuine-
ness of any organs purchaaelt from said parties and
, • won suggest to Intending purchaeare to deal wiil; our
el, 074 11 Ricer .16 authorized tweets, the Mean. WADE BE0f3, Clinton.
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DOMINION oltoAN ZOMPANY,
' Jno Wesley Sedy.
1 Feb..28 .1878.
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Wheat, fall,red, $1 05 .a, 08
Wheat, fit14..white,..... ... 1 12. ;a 1 15
Spring, ". .". '0 90 a• 0 95 -
Fife, . - 0 95 a. 1..00
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- . 0 )30 a 0 31
• Barley,. - 0 40 a 0 50
• .Peas, 0.55: a 0 60 ,
• Flour, - • .5 00 6 60
Potatoes, • 0 35 8 0 40
Pork, '4. 85'a 90
, Beef,• ;. 4 60 •a 5 50
Butter, -• - 12 • a 0.15
Eggs, 0.12 a 013
Turkeys; - - • 0'50 a 100
Chickens, per pair... ' 0 30 a 0 40
Hay, - 9 00 a 11 90.
Rides,' • • 4 00 a 4 50 i
Sheepskins • - • 0 40 a 9 75
• Clover • 00 a 300
'Timothy - • • 1 60 a 2 25
• clomienstme. NARK Elt09 •
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Fab. 27, 1878.
---$1-11.2 -a 1 15 •
Spring - - 090 a 095
Flour , 4, 4 50 a 5 00
Oats, . -•0 30 a 033
Peas, 0 56 a 05.7
Barley, - • , 0* 45 a 0 48
Potatoes -
Butter' '
Eggs, -
Pork, •
Hides -•
Wood - 2 10 a 2 50
Seef, - - 460 a 550
Feb. 23, 16/8
• Wheat—Fall • $1 12 a 1 15
Spring , 6 90 a 0 95'
• Flour, 5 00 a 5 50
Oats -• • - 0 30 a 031
Peas - 0 58 s 0-60
Batley r'• • . • 0 '45 a 0 60
Potatoes - , • ,0 36 a 0 40
Butter - = 0 13 `a 0 15
Eggs, . 0 12 a 0 .13
Hay, 10 00 a /1 00
Montreal Cai I le Irtarket.
Feb, 25.
• About 13 car loads of cattle were offered
at this mbrket, which met .with stow sale.
• Prices, however, were steady, ranging
from. gib to 4ic for fair to choice fat cattle.
Ten ear loads of choice (at, steers are being
shipped through to ingland by the Do-
minion steamer " Dominio'," from Port-
land this week.
• American cattle Market*. '
• Chicago, .Feb, 26.
I:Thos.—Market goietf-alieut-5crd
light 'grades selling at $3.90 to
heavy, mixed packing, $3,70 to $3.85 ;
shipping, $3.80 to $3.95. •
Buffalo, Feb. 26,
CATTLE. —Market -dull ; goOrl choice
eteers at $4,85 to' $4.851, ; medium ship-
irers at $4.20 to 4.60 • ,light butchers' at
$3,75 to $4 ; etockeralir, $2.75 to $3..55 ;
oxen at $3. to $4.20, according to weight
and quality ;'htills at $2,50 le $3 26. „
lioos.—Market moderately 'active Tor
lotkers;"good to choice at $4.20 to $4.25;
heavy to fair good at $4.15 to $4.20.
dtisee.-:-Market firtn ; all sold ;.sales
f iir to good ist $4.40 to $6.50. • .
ST. 140C18, Feb. 26.
Hoo.. -Active; light grades, $3,80 to
$3.10; 'packing, $3.75 to $am; butchers',
. 000 a 03
•- 8 00 .8 10 00
O1: a 016
0 12 a 0.15 •
400 a 450
450 450
Bowinafiville,'Dee: MC, 877% . eLit
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l'A'RTNERS11113
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• • rage no'ilto that the, P.irtriership „heretofore exiating
under UM mune. ,style and Illm'of H, R. Beacem,"
thin day been diesolved bymatual eoneent.
Dated at Bayileld this 10th day of January,' A. D.,
1878. ; •
:WITNESS': W; BEA.0011.
11. ERW/N. SRO/MET BTAC0111.
N. 11. -The said business will in future'be oarried on
iziorteltrY Beal:tom, to whom all debts due late firm
u be
Pc11,11e
INA.N.PACIFIC:RAILWA.Y.
CAINTA.
Tenders far bilranydifinit lier:idAIng, Tani*
Sealed Tenders addressed. to the undersigned, and
endorsed " Tender Petrillo Railway," will be received up
to Noon of FRIDAY, thel 1.8 day of March, next, for
works required to be executed in completing that por-
tion of the Pembina Branch of the 'Canadian Mudd°
nallwey extending from Stint Bonlface Station south-
ward to the International Betuidary at Emerson, a dia.
Wee. of 63
FOr plans, speoifiestioris, approximate quantities,
forms of tender and other information,. apply to tho 08.-
5. of the.Engineet.in•Chief, Ottawa, and- at the Office
of the District Erilitneer, Winnipeg.. '
Contractor* are notified that Tinders will not be con.
Adored unless' made strictly in aocordenceowjth the
"Onto!' forme, end -41i the OW Of Arras -mein •there
are attached the actual olsnattae and.the nature ot the
ocampetion and plan of moldings of each 'member of
the sarne... . • • • .
Forth.'dne !Pigment of the 'cora:ad, • trash deposit
to anamoUnt of 8888 OitNT On the bulks= of the
centred will be requires..
To the Terider.mnst be attached the actual Sig111.
tures Wiwi responsible and solvent persons, residents
of the Dominion, willing to beams sureties for the
carrying wdt. of' these conditioss, as well ae the due
performance of the worki embraced in the Contra,*
• ThliDepa;tment dose not, hearever, hind laid to
leapt the lowest or any tender. • •
. • By order,
Department et Pnblie Worlo;.1 11; BRA3311, SeGreti"1°
Moors, ro. 7th. 1078. • '
Special Notice.
S. DAVIS
Would be happy to:Poleax vieitfrom .11 7188 em Mende
especially those who ire Indebted to hire, to head -Mt
all the money owing him kr ail 10 71.10 reestablishing.
Ile would alio refobrratudthine:krithoawtt hes rental the Old
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The CLINTON HOTEL
Whets he will moping in a few asp with;
INE1V SUPPLY OF GOODS
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CoaL0ii. 20 es pergallon,
prar;utineed yo: I or it
may be -
$3.00 to $4. _ Clinton, Feb. 7, bile. .
$1.
4..
Formerly oarried on by D. Erwin, Albert'Street,
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Where they' will keep constantly on hand a large and,-
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Sooa.atook ce FLODE, FEAT), GENERAL GROCE. P-4 "
• suEfi, &.., &0. •• • • • • (4) L.) •
4VESTE.107 COPN AL WAYS . OW HAI p
• at lowest.prices. . •
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LAND ?LATER cowers. on leand.
dash paid for Sidra, Ilides;.Poltit, Furs,. &c.
411 aceonnte.due te D. Erwin' mllet be tottlaa Once.
otherwite they be Placed in Coiiit for collection.,
• ERWI* & SCANPRET.P.
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canton; 7,1278. • •
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IMPORTANT to . `."
.F0t NDRYMEN,
Ami nailer Manufacturers.
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741.04.1101e. P.t.to.pery
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
Situato. along sideof the Grand*Trunk Railroad,
At CLINTON, in tholounty of &iron,
And formerlyknown se the WIII7EHEAD Mint Property,
comprising tour acres of land, on wIdith foe erected a
Daretory Brick brillding 88 x 42, elate roof, with brick
engine room 20 x 42; also,large Frame Storehouse, ca-
pacity 40,000 bushels; cooper shope and start or lumber
abed., large pond of isoft water, for eta= and °the.*
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• 'This property is one of the boot situated for maim -
lecturing purposes In the County of lluron.
Terms of payment will.be made liberal, In event of
any safe and reaeonably profitable manufacturing bird,
noes loading lime, it dogtrot, 1 wi I financially ameba
the enterp,rise. •
" For furtherpartiettlars apply to or addrese
itICUARIL itt.WIN, PaOpairrote,
, • LINTON, (iNt.
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AUCTION- SALE.
to* DARORDT AHD EMIT Alio Tem &ram
Di7Gorl:,BootsimiShooi,
efkel,s4e4elite,* •
Ever offered for nth In 'the Total of Clinton,
To he sold by Auction or Privito Sale
It;
Shop lately occupied by Mr, Robson,
• Next door • 80 Kitts! „titug :Store,
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This SW IS NO HUMBIAi
The Goads have been bought for cards,
• attd"nrill be total rex- °alb.
lar The goods will be ilea by Anetion, et Pour can
prices, W1T11011T IMSEItY.D. . .
Sale each Day and Evening, at
2 and 7 o'clock p.
welt, 008 8011 THE IlED PZAO.
THOMAS TYNAN, Attellopeer.
Clinton, tot, 7,1410.
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