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Owing to the severe illness •of one of the firM, we wet() unable to
get stock taken and dissolve, prtnership 'bythe brat of. March, as an -
mouneed..- --We- -are now •getting' •matters arranted as fast Iia we can, to do so.
HODGINS & PAY, Manchester FiOuse,
CLINTON, March 1, 1878,
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SILAS DAVIS IS NOW ° PREPARED TO
UFPLY HIS CUSTOMERS WITH STOVES,
TIN AND HARDWARE, AS USUAL. AFTER
THE SERIOUS LDSS HE BUSTAINED„BY THE
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HE HAS CAREFULLY SELECTED A. FULL
STOOK OF HARDWARE; STOVES, GLASS,
PAINTS.; '&c., TO 'ARRIVE.
TINSMITHS olsr
Best. $0iebte.c1-:.-SEE:D.S'oi-_
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I - Highest cash price for Hides and Skins.
CLINTON, March 7, 1878.' ' • °'
SPECIAL NOTICE
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Cagan/kw IloasEt.-....Xessrs, Peters
Compton, of London, England, havejust
bought in the vicinity of Toronto SAX
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teen horses, good to.ride and drive, all
geldings between five and seven years
old, from 51 to 61 bands high; colors,
bays, browns, and b1aio VTa clo not
know the exact price at which the hor
ses were houkllt, but understand that
they averaged in• the neighborhood of
$400 each. They will be exported by
the est steamship to Englund from
1VIontreal on the opening of navigation.
There is a great demand fo horses in
Englapl of this dodiption.:--Globe.
BUSINESS 1$ rm WEST. -Ohio and-.
Missouri haye Suffered millions of '1
lars of loos through the' mud blockade -
which Since earlyrfall lids rendered the
'reads impassable, ancl.which-just novi7,19
!Norse than -.ever. 'Theta is business
ene4h waiting-for-a-ehhnce - to
Last, season's abundant crops are ready
for shipment, but they cannot be hauled
from barns. Yet; his outlook is report.
ed ss goed. Winter wheat piornises
most successful yield, and a few weeks
of hard roads must send an abundance
of grain to market.
PLIPITON iiltIREIrS.
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Wheat, fall, red, f bush, $1. 05 a 1 08
%Viieat, fall, white, 1 12 a 1 15 •
-Spring; ' • '• ' - 0 90 a'0 95
Fife, • - , - • . • 0 95 ' a 1 00
Oats, - - 0 30 a 0 31-
' Bailey, • -
• 0 40 a 0 50
.0:55'a '0•,0
- 5 00 a 5 50
• Potatoes,' • - 0,35 a 0 40
• 4 85 'a 4 90
"'Beef, - 4 50 a 5 50
•Butter, • • • 0 12 a 0 15
.• " • - 1- 0 12 a 0 13
Turkeys, 0 50 a 1 00
Ohieltens, per pair, 0 30 •a 0 40
' Hay,'" • .0 900 a 11 00,
Hides, - 4 ' 400 a 4 50
• 'Sheepskins . . 0.40. a 0.75
Clover - • ..,3 00 • a'3.50
-Timothy'. - - 1 60 a 2 25
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Wheat -Fall - ' $1 12 a 1 15.
•_ Spring ' I • ,• 0 90 a , 0 95
' Flour. ^ - • - • 4 50 a 5.00
Oats, ' - , - - - 0 '30 a sO 33 '
•• Pep, -_ _ J0 56 a- „0" 57
Barley, - - • - ' 0 ,40, a .0. 48
'Potatoes • - 0 00* a 0 30
titiatYte r • 7. .... . '• • 8 00. ea 10 00
. . 0 14 . a 0 15. ,
Eggs, - . - .- - 0 12 a -.0 15 ,
-Pork, - ' • 4 00 , a 4 50
' Hides - . • - • • 4 50 A 4 50
Wood ' '2 10 a ' 2 *50
• Beef,. - • ..• ' • '. • 4 50 a 5 50'
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Wheat -Fall • .,•••• $112 a' 1 15 :.
:Spring' - • - 0 90 a. 0 96
Flour, . .. - . ,• 4 50 a .5 00,
.• • Peati. -• 0 .58 ; a 6Q ,"
Barlq ; "- • - • 0 4' 0 50
Potatoes • • -:-035a 040
Butter "u - 13 a-. 0 .16 '
s' Eggs, - 0.12 • a '01,3
Hay, ' 10.00 -6'.• 11 00
NOTICE OF REMOVAL,.:
4ohn.Dayment, butc4er,
Thanks •hts Manycobtomers for past favora, and hega
leuckt000tily them that IM him removed from the. stall
in"the Masket building to .
untees Oki Stand, Huron -Street,
Ilext, door io ettimibelVa Hornets Simi,
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Where be will be pleased to meet there •all, and soy
Mime who may favor him with their cookout, inutile
. will do his beet it anobly them with
Pipit 01084 4f4 9a1 remonabli, ram:
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(Milton; Veb. 10, 1878.
:Wl‘it OVAL. ! it:EggvAT:1:.
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R. Fitzsimons, 'butcher,
flaming moved ictm the lifarket.building,i0 one Oefriier
' Of the.
OL1NTON HOTEL BUILOING0
NEXT TO VICTO/{11,13X,OGN,
Will be gla to inset all Ida idd friends and oustsoradra
there. The liberal patronage he received in the past
assorea him that in his new premioes he will be equally
well supported: No pains 'will be Oared to meet tho
witthee of Ida customer's.
• ORDERS SOIJOIPE.O.
ROBERT PITZSIM ON S.
Clinton, 14,1878,
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ALL GOODS
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Everybpay7astonished at the Bargains they get. n
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EVERYTHING HAS TO BE SOLD; SO THE PEOPLX CAN RELY H 5
ON 'GETTING BARGAINS THAT THEY NEVER. HAD A plIANCE Q
Janies Tewsley, buteher;--
While thanking his friends for the liberal patronage
bestowed ott him in the past, takes this means of in.
forming them that'be him, removed town tho Market
linilding, •
To the Shop occupied by E. Finch,
Albert street, directly opposite the Market, where lie
Will be pleaccil to meet them all and as merli:kW ones
• ao him their anotoni.
Having rented our Warerooms, and nossession to be given on the 11th.oflgarch, • All kinds of Meat kept in .ftemoon, and' 001e1
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. we offer the balance of onr stook of • • . - . at reatonable Prim,
, ' skates uwsr,ty
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Clinton, rely. Id, 1873.
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At a still greater reduction in price than evert . . age, eicitt irvitation, ulcer; from any canon, rind ft.hoti-
dred other MEMOS are caused by an add fameof,
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, Which prodoges laarentatory action. Brenton's Ali-
isorhent will positively affect * eine is a 16.,, hours', by.
AS TIIE wiforx MUST BE SOLD, PAGARDLESS, Or COST.
. druggicte. thrioe.,500. Adylce In Partieslat esseette.
absorbing tt- 6 tkeid pcion from :ho hyth:ohnln:Oolan:
i W. Y. BRUNTON, ,
• Como all(1 ot, Foititllitat yollr' '011 .pricos. ,,,
IIIIIII SUBSCRIBER ORPERS t'Olt sax, Two
Land for Sari): •
..1 hondted Rotel; of Ilia farm, being pad of las Old
JIM/BM:13ft THE sTA.14.1)--nttiox BLOCK. horeestohil. situate ost the lot Con, of Colborne, on
r0000nable terMR. Eget) lot hoo slung SO tierce (sleeted,
• 1v193. boinni 40(1. born bn One lot, and DAM on the other.
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Clinton, Feb. 21, 1878.
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Colborne, i4,.,1877. ' P, O..
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OF (JETTING IN CLINTON 11 prvonu: ‘
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1 set. of Double Harness, nearly new ; 1 set of Single Harness; 1 new Phaeto*it ht.0`r Z t.
Buggy, 1 Democrat Waggon, 1 Cutter,•Robes, etc; 2 Show Cases, 3 new six- - -"" ai
bracket Chandeliers, a Coal Stoves; 4 Wood Stoves, and a great quantity of otherej c -t- 03
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Shop Fixtores. .A ll will be sold; as we are winding ofi„the hnsineas, . ., , ,.._ (;) %..)
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Will be rei:eived front no'.v until the 15th of;lqarch, for the whole stock and shop c+1-4
fixtures at so much ori the della:r. The stook is well -assorted and. good • gr'02
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=mints to about $15,000, and is in one of the best stands in the Town -of Ciin. 311
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ton. A business of so,opo a.year can be done.Aoy person bnying it can have 04 .5..1,4
ti; five year's lease of the shop. :0 LN
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R. 'OALLANIAA & DOminion. House, 0
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A new Shop, Suitable for a•general store, al! fitted tip and temly to move into, in
the Village Druceiield. Apply to JOHN CALLANDER, CLINTON, or to
GEORGE 1111U-01rIELD,
CLINTON, Iib, 21, 1819.
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