HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-03-07, Page 8THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
CLINTON' NEW E
Xoc l Vl tt•er'.
THOROUGHBRED LIVE B STOOK, SALE,
The first annual sale Of thoroughbred..
stock, under the .auspices of the Huron
Live Stodk Association, took placein
this town yesterday. The' weather was
fair and mild-, unuautll•y, so for the Bea •
son, and the gathering was very great,
there being -not lees than 2,000 straug-
ers in town. • The Catalogue • (If sleek
was large and contained the `navies of •
• many of. the bear horses in the eoun:try,
and they , were all in Prime condition
and looked well. .
It was feared that the depressed
state of trade, and the dearth of Money
would have • a 'depressing effect ' upon
the sale, `which, unforltnately, turned
out to be the case, for although the
� ene�al very v
mod-
upset prices were g , ;ally.. ,.
erate, but few aminate changed hands,
Those horses that wenexold, .'we thinkx
were purchased at ti, low .figure..' .
Although there was a'good• show of
thoroughbred bulls, .cows .and calves,
'!•farmers ' appeared to. be very back=
ward in bidding, apparently as if they
did not want to snake inyesttnents in•
.this kind of stock, fearing, that stock
raising was not going to be Very. .profit-
able, notwithstanding the increasing de-
mand for it in England. The. saute
may he said of sheep and pigs, appa-
rently as if scarcely any one was in the
buying snood.
That the inauguration cittht'S, it 1
auction sale was a good idea,' cannot,
but be admitted,, but the,, condition; of
the. times was such as to almost forbid
the possibility of a success, financially ;'
but the fact is established that•a large
amount of stook can be gathered, and
people in abundance -will attend• the
sale..Many of the animals were brought
from a distance, and among. the •arow.d
were intending buyers trom 'all around.
We' give a list of the' sale' as it too
place, with the sem at which they'wero
knocked down. ' Most of the animals,
it will be seen, being bid in.
lkst is given the name of animal,
then propriktor's name, then' purchaser
and figure -tile word 'owner signifying
that the animal was'bid'in by,him
Guat'credit•is due toall• the promo-
tern of the affair, and..if any -were, i'n'
1.-,rtieuIar deserving of notice more than
others, it was• the Secretary,_ .Mr. Y..,
i17cLeain, and Mr. W. Hodgson, who
much towards' the success. of the
sale :
STALLIONS.
Young Miracle, agricultural. Jas.Blake,
prop. Win. Walker, Lucan, 8480,
Young Peacock, carriage. Thos. Moon,
prop. Owner, $300. '
Hard Fortune, draught. Jas: Watson, pro-
prietor. Owner, $700;
Dick Tnrpus, draught. T. J. Boll, prop.
Owner, 8900.
Yopng Smiler, carriage. W. Walters, pro-
prietor. Owner, $340. '
Ring John, general purpose. 8. Hunter,
prop. Owner,- $250.
Canadian Prince, agricultural. J. Mason,
rrop. Owner, $300. •
Yopng Hambletonian, roadster. J. Bea-
com, prop„ Owner, $600.
Wideawake, Gold Dust. Owner, $325.
Clifton, Gold Duet.- Owner; $30O;
Young Perfection, general purpose. W.
8. Ferguson, prop. Donald MolLnrchie,•$325.
Glenlee. 0. Dale, Tnckeramitb, prop.
Love & Brown, $810.
Joseph Baxter, Wm. Walters, prop. Ow-
ner, $250.
Lord Dufforin, draugghht. W. L. Ferguson,
prop, Arch. Boyce,:ffolborne,.$1400. •
King of the Dominion, agricultural. John
Cawing, prop. Owner, 8400.
Young What's Wantod, draught T. 3.
Bell, prop. Owner, $2,000.•
Young Peacock, carriage. 3. J. Fisher,
plop. Owner, $1600.
Honest Tom, general purpose. 'Peter Mo-
Tavish,, prop. No hid.
Young Merry Legs. Jahn Mason, prop.
Owner, $, 00.
Canaby, draught. Thos. .Evans, prop.
Owrie'r,.$2,000.
Sir Archy, blood. Mex. Innis, prop. 00,
n. r. $5500.
Sir Tatton Coachman, blood. Jas. Itogers,
prop. Owner, $500, •
Young Phenomenon, general purpose, W.
Herbison, prop. Owner, $700. •
Glory Bright, agricultural. John Thorny.
son, prop. No offer: .
England's Banner, carriage. J _Horton,
prop. No bid.'
Coachman. 0. and L. Hunter,. prop. Otg-
ner, $580.
Canadian Wonder, Agricultural. V. Dria-
cow, prop., $200.
Lord Haddow, Agricultural._„ lti...,L'exdue,
prop.
Canadian Ploughboy, General Purpose.
Jos. Walker, prop , $600.
General Purpose. 3. G. Trimmer, prop.,•
8280.
Bentucky Blood. John Leckie, drop., 8160.
England's Glory,Agricultural. T. Das -
tow., prop., $275.
John Bull, agricultural. 8. Barr, prop.,
$200.
Honest Billy, agricultural. Wm. ligan,
prop.
King of the West; agricultural. J. Mc.
Donald,°propp., $190.
Scotch Mamie, draught. Thos, Sale,
prop. $601
warrior, carriage. J. Johnston, :prop. $2,.
00� "v Prince, roadster. ° J. Fitzgerald, prep,
--",et. Stock, 7 stallionsand
«nn.. _
Mei
•
MARES.
Queen of Bruen; general pnipose. 1...
Hamilton, prop. Owner, $120.
Flower of Exeter, draaght, G1, lviace,,prop,
W. Eawkshaw, $19.6.
Maid of Usborne, Carriage, L., Hunter,
prop, H. Alexander, $140., .'
BULLS,. •i
Don Fernando, J 8 Smith, proprietor, j1100;
owner. '
Bull Calf, 1:3. Suet), prop. 8. Sel;titiller,
Goderioti,°$40.
West Johnston, l'I..Spell, prop. •Lr;
E. Wawanosh, $146.
Baron Gano, C A. O'Malley, prop, No
bid:�.- .. ».-� ,..a._.�.:.-..:.-.��......_°.....,,_...
Oxford Duke, A • T. Tyerman, prop. Ow-
Wellington Oltief, uo•offer. George Green,
prep,,
Mazurka Duke, • O. A. O'Malley,•. prop,
Owner,. $160. . .•
Young, Prince Arthur, A,. Elpoat, prop.
Wm. Heron, .$55.,
•'Seebnd I+'ainosa Chief, J 8,. Smith, prop,
C. Dale, jr.,''Tuchersmith„$150
•Oxford Duke, A.-i1,''Stowart, prop, Own.
er; $190, '
Duke of Wellington.., • Noah Bechtel, l{ays
villa, $70. •
Barrington Airdrie. No offur.
Stanley (ruler, Dan Wilson.; Owner; $50.
Sir Wincey Broughton. P. Lemis, purchaser,
$ T1.
Kentucky,arn, purchaser, Jr,J $102.
rchaser, $0 .
Forest Prince. :Donald Currie, purchaser,
,$70: • •
• COWS AND HAIFBRS,
Rose 'of Maple, Lodge. J. S: SmiTh, prop.
W. 'Iodgson, $140
Princess and Bu1l.Calf " J, S. Sutitli,' prep.
Owner, $120.
Princess ',Myra.. H. Snell, prop. G. John-
ston,-London,:$175.,
Snow Drop.. , R. Gibson,. -pr -op. --•••A. Eleoa:t;•
$120,
nor, $50.
Town Connell,'
The regular•monthly naming of the
Town. Oouncil took place on Monday
evening; all the metnbers• present.
Minutes of last meeting read and air;
proved.' The report of tht:' Fiance
Committee, recommending the payment
of the following accounts; was then read
and adopted;=h1. Robson, .salary, &c.;
-$i101-42 Wr-J--FaialSyysalesry; aolleat.
ing :.taxes;. &c., $153.25 ; J. Calfieck,
cedar,lumber, $134,60 ;--Jas -': `owsor
selling , weigh scales, $3 ,, .repairing
l
H W �
i M Sandi, k 5U
:a;,ttum,.not toexceed $1,000, beexpelid-
ed in building writer tanks, proogrivg a
naiad, engive, and tri other ways rog-
ing.tlle meansof fire proteotiott " ' titer
being read; cons%derable dspussion'• fol
lowed, when the report. was ordered to
be'laid oval'. By-laws Gomnritiee,re•
ported Pmendmetits. in `the �by-law re-
specting° -thee duties of the'ai•fferelit tom-
tuitteera, find also recgtnmendingthe ern"-
ploynreat of a oellipetentpArsen to ro�
visa And, consolidate rile bylaws of the
town.• Report adopted:. The' Property
Clotnrriittee reported as fellows s Th@t. a
eu,ilable piece of ground be purchased
for:.A pound, and that a. urinary becon-
tatruoted ; "t also gave a, list of the . mov-
able property belonging.to• the' town.
`Phu report rues received' with inetruc-
tiyne to Mind a:eti,i.table.pieceof lground
for. a.pound;• and report at next }nesting.
Z'lie Ia'efliae fiend. ; pt'titoned' for: the
`tiles of Ilio gallery ip tits town hall to
practisq iu.. (xranted: Colntnunica-
boner, from'Go'derioh and Sarnia, rend
in relation' to fire engines for sale. A
resolution was moved .to appoint a dopa
baton tri proeeea to Sarnia to see, th•
st�atn fire engine there, and t� er►deayor
'• b 1
division. . Communication from M. C.
Cam.ron, Esq., Goderich, giving hid le-
gal opinion,'as follows on the by-lai <to
regulate the sale of meat t. " I have
examined the by -lata, and I am of the
opinion that the corporation had the
power .to pass the. first section of the•
by-law, and that under. this provision
the butchers are bound to sell in the
itiarket.'stalle, and in violation of sec
tion one, are liable to fine.. The Conn-
cil then adjourned until the 7th last:
MAtiulr came in as "meek as a lamb."
IY
ook-up, 45.37 ; Wm. Foster a.nd, W m.
Steep,' services at the late fire, $2 each ;,
. and A. Cook, de., 62 cents-
eac r ; work.; on street,:
dents; D..B. Kennedy; rent of 'pound,
$12 D, B. 7Cennedy, filling tanks, dzc.,
$7.5'O , J. L Sheppard, -,ringing bell,
$17.50.; also; that the -bonds' of N. Rob-
son, treasurer, be accepted. ....The Fire
to negotiate for it, but it was oat on a
H. B. A, S., DINNEit.-The annual
dinner in connection with the. Iullett
Branch Agricultural. Society took place,
at Pike.'s Hotel in this town, on. Wed
nesday evening, and, no doubt, Wean-
sequence
ri' eon-•
sequence of the thoroughbred stock Sale
taking place the Seine, day, the number
of gentlemen that sat down to the lux-
urious and abundantly spread table vita
larger than usual, there not being less
than 200 tickets sold. The head of the
'table was occupied by S. Andrews, Esq,,
the president cf the society, and an his
rig Prof. 'Johxistotr,--of--the--Ontario
Agricultural Model Farm; and then on
his left • Mrs Weld of the .Farmer's. Ad-
vocate, and among those present were
Messrs. J,' Digging, :J. Shipley, C. Dale,
R. Gibson, Wm. Kitchen, 11. Steep, H.
Snell, H. LoveJ, Morgan, 3, W. Big-
gins, A. McAllister,J., Middleton, Jos.
Howson, Wm. Wise, .3''. Brunsdon, T.
Arty, C. Carbert, W. Colwell;. R. Jack -
801, A. Elcont, T. Frear, G. Stanbury,
J. Coming, T. Corbett, J. Joslin, John
McMillan, J. Johnston, .1. Lashant, R..
Cole, A. Govenlock, J. Mason,T. Tip -
ling, T. Bell, T. Neilans, N'. Robson,
ll; Robertson, J.. Shaw and Wm. Gra-
ham. As we have; to go to press early
this morning, the balance of oar report
has to 'be omitted until next week. .
w
a IAmi 7, 1875.
"Jul" . hal .had his cab refitted. and
refurnished, and now it looks. es good
flsLAST Saturday s
everat Tncliaas graced
our streets, •and wended axe -handles and
whipstocks. ,
'` 1VIon> 4ordwood has been brought'
into town this winter, in waggon racks,
than for many years •past, •
'REv, Mu. HADWIN, formerly of Bay
field circuit, preached ntorning and even-
ing in the• Methgdist ohuroh, oix Sunday
LEarinie.--••- F, 'G. Widdows, ex -Fran-
oisean Monk, will lecture in the towel
hall here, on Wednesday evening next,.,
the 13th inst..
House Soin,-•.-IVfr, W Johnston leas
ao Sl_?1is :hoose _.And half acre Int- tr' :4k .
bert Street to• Mt J hn Chtirohill, for
the sutu.of $$50. -
itity, Jos. PHILP, of TToliuesville,; will
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
chnrch here, on Sunday next, - morning
aitd evening. • • •
.ktonsxs SOLD. -The span of black
M.
carriagehorkes; owned 'by the late Robt„
Callander, have • beau:sold to NIr. John
Shipley, for. the . suns of $20(7.
TF You want to see anybody,`go to the
Post. Office and remain. for a .time. •You
will be sure to see almost everybody in
Clinton during the course of',a day.
A an.EAm'many impostors are' •tra'vel-
Jing-around the eountry..getting' their
.living in 'an easy manner •by pretending
tb be aliiieted. Look out for them; • -
AcoinnNT•-On Sunday last, :the wife
of Mr. A. Graham (wlo lately pnrchas-
ed the• Fulton farm met with a serious
accident,.• .While out walking, slid slip-
ped down, .breaking leer leg at the ankle.
,. B4Ln BAor'n.:Yesterday, :Mr. John
Ward;.'of th.e Base Line, drew. a large
crowd around Lith by a free exhibition
of'a •fine speciuien. of ;the bald eagle,
iclr-he-eaught4n-a-trap-a-ahct�t--time•-
i.nce
T Taz; '1to.�Ds.-At 1'esent the road%
p.•
in -this -neighborhood. are in a-sbpotibi
ly bad:State,.partipularly those that are•
not to any great extent gravelled. •This.
is due to the open weather end con-
tinuous , trafiio :.over ahem.
•• Honss":roe 'inn U. S. -Yesterday
Dr. Soierville, of Buffalo, •purchased.
four or five horses hero, for use on the
American. ; street -cap. tracks,' at prices
ran in from '.80 to i:110 On Tuesday
lie purchasednine at.Seaforth.-
• TEnPERANOV . EN TERTAINgE14T. = O.n
Thursday•evening lasttthe United Teui-
plans of this town entertained the Lodge
frogx .Londesboro• in their roost Huron
:Street," After refreshreents had 'bean
partaken of,. the •evening. was:spent' in
readings;: recitations, .dzc.•. '.. ,
• -A .,nEau IEUL 'tnstaitce" of .youthful•
simplicity transpired in:toipri. the Other.
day,.:'A :little girl was' -asked where she
came from, 'meaning : where • she ..was
born. -Her answer was "" Like an air.
ple,1 grew on a tree; and when:I waa
ripe they went out„and piclked me.
DONIiIEs.-Yesterday 'a. pair of that;•-
onghbred donkeys, hitched to a buck-
board, attached considerable notice' on
account of their '" enormous" size. They
are .the property of• 1M1r. John Joslin,
Varna, and stand about 30 inches high;
And look as if a 'good • sized man could
pick one. up under each arnt and walk
away With them.
COMFLIYENTAItY.---SIA renewing • hip
subscription, Mir, HarryReed, of St.
Louis, (a former. Clintoni-an,) ,pays the
NEw ERA the following compliment -=
If the "old town' has gone ahead ' as
fast as its paper -you ought to feel
proud of both. Allow me to congratu-
late yoti on its find appearance, and may
its "shadow never'grow less:" •
• PROPERTY r$, ALE.^-WTha hotel, COM -
'wooly known as .Lanes', was gold by
aucton on Tuesday, and knooked down
16 the mortgagee's for $2475. That lot
and building on the east aide of Victoria
street, many years ago used as at cabi-
net and undertaker's :shop, has been
purchased by Mr.. John McMurray, who
is pulling down the old and'unsightly-
building perparatory to the erection' of
a cottage. •
A nA» " SF.f,T.;'.•-•'Cho' wooden. figure
used by; Mr. Thos, Jackson as an 'adver-
tieing medium for his clothing, is the
source of no end of blunders and consid-
erable amusement. The other day et,
lady passing down guest, was 'astonish-
ed to see the figure throwing kisses and
beckoning tog her, and apparently won -
tiered how ever a.wooderi imago could.
be made to act so nicely. But her as
toniahment was turned to vexation when
she discovered tilat;a fun -loving •youth
-was standing behind the dummy moving
the arms • •
PEnsoNAb,.--•Joseph Whitehead, Esq.,
has-.r,eturned from Manitoba ,to this
town, where he will remain for a few
days. He speaks its high terms: of Man-
itoba, both as'to its; agricultural resourc-
es and its e1inrtate; he, latter, he bays,
being .much more salitbriotts, than On-
tario, beingless' i:hangable and dryer.
This season it has been° very 'mild, his
men on the Pacific Railway being able
to work all the winter without their,
coats, The soil, be states, is not equal -
lea in Ontario for agricultural purposes.
The crops, notwithstanding the wet sea -
eon, have been very good, and'ihe con.
ditioti•of the country Is in•a very pros-
porous state.
YEs1EBDAr was asst Wednesday..
MR. J, O. Mt1,Lus has. received
large stock of trunks, valises, whips,. &o,
&c, itis advertisement was too late for
this issue and will appear in, our- next.
WE AnE;•pleasetl to see that. Mr. John
Hudgins„ who .leas been confined to his
house for. some days, by illness, is• again
alil'6•to be oat, but is look tng.very feeble.
Tn.ntrs.-No less' than four.of these
individuals were provided With free lode
ings in the titarket building, on Tees -
day night; they tratttping on next°morn
ing, •
A Tonotr dealer advertises pants at
40 touts, Unless a lot of,pe'ople that we
know up this way,�visit us soon, we won't
be able to invest in a pair, cheap as
,theyare.. , _
A PF,DES't'1tWAN standing,' on the cross.,
ing cf Heron and Albeit, streets, sols-
logtiisef3 se follows yesterday ;-" Mud.
to the right of ate, mild to the left -of.
me, ntud all aroli.nd me."' .
INSTEAD of the .administration of the
sacrament 'once a quarter, as has been
the etistom in •tire Methodist Church of
this town, it will in future be adminiu
tered on 'the first Sun day of every
month..
CHEAP FARES TO t'1`TONTREAL. The'
Grand Trunk Railway' will •issue tickets:
to Montreol and return, good far ten.
days, at single fire for the double jour-
nay, on the 18th inst,, and also on' the
lst +of April. •
Hlalr'SQH0OL STAFF. -The fell-iwing
is
the' stall of'teachers etn'ployed in the
High School of this; town. Mr. James
Turnbull, headmaster; and Mr'.. J.
Bryant, Mr. J. R. Balfour, and Miss. M.
O•Netll, assistants!.
YistER»AY two young men, named
Churchill and Morrison, were arrested
for fighting, and. both fined $1 and
costs. For being drunk, and disorderly,
T,:Appleby, was fined $1 and costs: 'All
wore Arrested, by Constailr`ie Paisley.
' CATTLE FOR 'ENOLAfD.'-Os Tuesday
Mr. Thos. Govenloslr, of •Seafortli, •shi .
ped -from' this station; nineteen -lead -Of
cattle, direct` to. the: English' market.
This is the first 'shipement of'the kind
front this'station The, cattle were va-'
lued'.at $1,300, 'or nearly. $70 a head.
TEMPEliatios.=On Tuesday evening
lest. a. public meeting 'was' held in the
iMethodist Church, here,. for. the purpose
of inaugurating, the Rine' tewperance
movement: Rev. Mr. Fowler occupies''
fife- haix,' arid. the meebibg was address-
ed; by 'Mr. H. King, an assistant of Mr:
Rine, who. spoke of the work. performed
and, progress made by,tlte,several tem
peranee'advoeates of the day, conolaaing
I his earnest address,- which was attentive
ly listened to, Witji an appeal to all who
desired to sign tiie pledge, to •cogie.for'
ward and. do : so;• to which quite a" nuiii.
bei complied. A second Meeting was
held in the: sante .place' last evening,
*lien, • notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather, quite a number were 'present;
and: pledged themselves `to• the cause:
Subsequent meetings are ; to be. held. in
.the town hall, commencing to -night,
StarrxR.-On Thursday evening ;last,
the...merubers of. the Clinton Cricket
Club, with the 'boarders 'of the Batten
bury House', entertained' Mr. J. K.
Sherwood to a supper on the occasion of
'his leaving' town for nig home 'in King-
ston. After.'full jastice had been • done
lit the splendid repast placed upon the
table by Mr. 1.. Rattenbury, of the Rat-
tenbuiy 'Rouse, Mr..' Railton, presi-
dent of the cly}b, took ate .chair; and pro-
posed the usual loyal toasts which were
heartily drank to. "The Guest" was
drank with the greatest enthusiasm.
Mr. 'Sherwood,' on rising to respond,
thanked the gentletnen present for the
Very hearty mannerjn which they drank
the toast. He was pleased to see so
many of his friends before hint, and
thanked them all for the kindness' and
great.' attention they had shown him
during.his illness, but he desired ntore
'especially to thank one who had been a
Very dear friend, end one, butfor'whose
'care; he would not have been before them
to -night, Ere referred to Mrs. Rance,.
and paid'her a high compliment for the
kind attention she had shown during
his 'late severe illness, In connection
with the cricket club, he hoped that this
season would be as successful as last
and wished the club every prosperity.'
r� The Manufacturing Interests:" coupled
with the names of Messrs. Cullen add
Macplterson,$ '" Suecess to the Cricket
Club," coupled with the name of gr. B.
J. Wade ; '-The Stranger's," coupled
o f Mr. 0: McLeod. and
with the 'names f . 14T Loo
Capt. McCulloch ;: " The :l'Iunicipalily
of Clinton," coupled With the name of
Councillor Jackson, and " The Ladies,"
were elI proposed 'and duly responded to.
ke u lr 1. 'after
-
twelve
company bio p s ori y
twelve o'eloek, ,well: pleased• with tiro
evening's pleasures. • • • .:
Arioriftn.-On Thursday evening,
another farewell supper was Otani to
Mr. J. Wiseman, at Itis boarding house
on the occasion of his leaving for Galt.'
A pioasant evening was enjoyed.
/OW V. t1D,tvcIA 0.01/6/26' and
I�FH01VrS, at eirassick d .°twang/tame&
;Sale Register.
Patin stock, implements, &e. of G.,,Sprung;
lot 43, con. 18, Ittllett,•on the 20th inet,,
G. M. Trueman, duct.-
o'A2VN,PD' +7OO14*,' at Q'rauiekot
aunningliante'a.
d
•
18.78,
1 -acus_ r
1878.
:CLQ;T IN NI'EIt0EL NT,.
000
�II
C NFURNISHINGS.
Our stock of the above line . is now complete, and is, without .exp •ption,- the
FINEST WE HAVE EVER SHOWN,
•
SILK SQUARES, - a Magnificent Assortment.
SILK .TIES
LINEN COLLARS, • LEA S,
BRACES _
HOSI
- ERX,.
an Endless Variety.
all Styles and Sizes.
Splendid 'Lines.
e•
a Tremendous ,Assortment.
_KID::' L _VE -
G 0 S
. -th Newest :Sit
..; ... - .a11 e . - .ewest .... ales. -
IN :' WHI'I'.t,. OXFORD, 'AND REGATTA SHIRTS,,. we are: showing alt
• the latest styles; '
Our stock of A T tom leta and comprise the. Fine t w� e
'have ever opened out.
CLINTi:*i, March 6, f878.
THOS'. JACKSON.
Somet:
N
E V
xr
t • NTO �L
For theBenefit f .-th People.
Fo B:ane t o � �. popie
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE THIS 'OPPORTUNITY OP INFORMING THE PEO
• tut of Clinton and'vicinity; that they have commenced business 1
In the stand lately. occupied • by Mr. T. Jackson,
Where they will be able to suppl... those favoring them with their, custom, with anything in
their line, which;ia as follows s •
FEUIT.S ,OF ALL 'KINDS, IN- SEASON. .
CONFECTIOT 'ERY IN ALM OST; ENDLESS 'V-ARIETY.
NUTS OF ALL KINDS, such as •I+'i1berts Brazil, Allnoudg,
Walnuts, Cocoanuts;, &e.'
CA.N�E'D GFOODSPeaches, F u m.g
... l • Pears Toma toes Straw`.
, , ,
berries,':lackberxies; •Lobsteis, Salmon, Sardines, 86c.
FINE "TOB•ACCQS Z**
They have an endless variety in FIFES, front the common Clay to the finest Meerschaum.
•
All the novelties In. Ciebilt HOLDERS, CASES, POttCEES, PIPE STEMS, WAX
VBSTAS, MATCH BOXES;. &c. •
O'V'ER Twtwry' ' 13RAIWDS:• O1+`-. CIGARS, froth the common three cent ones to the
nestitasana.. -
OYSTMta
OYSTtRS.
OYSTER PARLORS IN CONNECTION
Whet* any number. can be .aeoonniodated on the shortest notice, and have their 'Oysters In
any style. We also keep 0y"sterefbrasale .by the quart,can, or case.
It geed* ,rola this store are warranted as represented,and cast ra-•
turned if not sathia410 y,
Tit 0'NA.(rtB, � RESPRCTI+ULLZ•Sq;,LioIT1Jt1. . .
C'xRASazCK & CUNNX111CrRA11/tZ.
w'TbN'y J`an,•lo,
s.}