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AND CENTRE' HURON GENERAL ADVERTISER "
LINTON ONTAA,RIO, THURSDA,Y, mAY 23 18 8
Bolt -Ends, Nuts,
Eta„ rite.
•• , & :DMus, • -futon
QIQ
Are supplying,. 0.N. mini sorry:, pp
Boft Ends and Nut's for. Bridg es, s' .
From 1i inoh downwards, anis any lcugth required,
Their Bolt Cutter performs 'the work in. the beet
manner, '
FISHER R DOWNS.
Clinton, May 28,1878.
SERVANT GIRL WANTED..
Wanted, a good general servant.. -Apply at
store, to
JOHN-CALLANDER,;
.Clinton, May 23, 1878.. '
HORSE, B.UGG!, '&o:, TOR SALE.
further use for
skiffs, Offers his Horse, Buggy,
Clutter,. Har
T. FAIR. •
The subscriber, Having no f
nbag-an4.Tdt'alo Robe, for sale Enquire
at
the• Post `.Office.
Clinton,'May 23, 1878.
NOTICE TO PARENTS
On account of the continued increase of
Children in' the Junior ' Department, the
trustees are obliged to notify parents, tha.
they can accommodate only one half of the
division at a time, saq one half in the fore-
noon and. one half in the aftern•oon.
W. H. HINE, Secretary.
Clinton, May 16, 1878.
OUSE AND: LOT FOR SALE.
That eligible' house and lot opposite the
Wesleyan Church, ltattenbury Street, at pie-
sent occupied by M. Gamma PAN. Terms
easy. Apply to
GEORGE' E. PAY,•
Or W. C. SEARLE
Clintoo, May 28,1878.. .
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LAND• .FOR SALE, ,
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The West Half of Lot Eigbt:tii the Eleventh Con'eee-
cion of Turuberry, fifgacresme d wheat land, .six miles
--- iroaefia gran petviro repnta�nr�eFionvitie`Ojinraq
Lion of the TOrento, Orey'rdnd Bruce Railway' . . ,•
clearance on the front, balance .hardwood timber,
Would sell cheap for cash, or exchange for town proper
ty fn Clinton. Apply to the owner, 8arauel•Throtvgr, at
• Fair's Mills, Clinton, or to
II, IIALE.
Clinton, May 22nd, 1878.
MEAT.
• MEAT...
R. FITZSIMONS,
8L•'1'C1[E'$,
Desires to thank bis many enstoniers for tho liberal
ppatronage bestowed on him. and at the same Vine to
intimate to them, and all wh& like to favor hiin with,
their custom, that he will at all times do his utmost to
=bet theirregniromentn. Farmers wiehingmeat should
call on him. All kinds kept in the different seasons
sold at lowast payisig rates. •
Shop -old Clinton Hotel Building, 'Victoria St,
Clinton, May 23,1878.
NOTICE, r
The Council of the County of Huron wili,occttttthe
STORE FOR SALE.
The. large.atad oonvenieat BrickStore, in
the Albert Street Block, now occupied by Mr.
Biddlecombe, will be sold on reasonable terms.
Apply to:
H. RALE...
Cliuton 1MIa -1 .7
3, 157•.- .
F. G.. L.A.Nn •
AZUC'TTONEEIi, ' AIMT APPRAISER. '
FOR 1:1IE' C1fii .0 OF I uttox. •
ALS() ciouivasisiox MFROHANT
AIeDOU(?ALrti BLOC, Wieattaal.
$UILD LOT FOR SALE: •
That eligible and well situated. lot. on the
corner of Huron and North streets, near the
Great Western R. It. station, with forty feet
frontage on; Rum] street, . Title indisput-
able.. 'Apply either at this office, or to
Min. MA1tY•YIELD HOUSE.
205, Bathurst street, London,
London, May 10, 1878.
FL0«TERING PLANTS.
BENM1L1..ER OrAI •.DEN:
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Hot house and lloweling plants of almost
all kinds, on hand . and for sale. Cabbage,
Cadliflower, Tomato, • and every other vege-
table in great variety, now ready.. Orders
filled immediately on receipt .
• ' `- JAS. STEWARIT,
Beiimiller, May 9, 1;878.
Land for Sale. •
THE SUBSCRIBER. OFFERS FOR SALE TWO
hnnarod dares of his fa being part of his old
homestead, situate
with house on
rn on on
tag
ttuatp .on the 1st' Con, of Colborne,- on
rms. Each let. has about 40 acres Owned,
b lot and barn on the other.
d e
s.
n Benraiiler P:.0
Colboino, Noy. 27;1877.
HOUSE: DOR SALE
..That *ell -built, two story tense on 'Spencer
Street,' now occupiedby, 0, Manning, with
quarter -acre lot, will •-be. 'sold • on moderate
terms. -Most of the purchase:money may re
main on mortgage; if desired. Good carpen-
ter -shop, stable and garden,' An adjaceut
half«lot,• not yet fenced, will be solcl-v's'ith
Apply:t
Clinton, May 2, 1878.:::
FARA' AI F ALE .,,LOT. QRS lc ,
Lot Thirty-four in tho. Firet Concession
(Unroll ltoad,) Tuolcersinith, will be. sold on
easy, terms of payment. The' lot is on the
main road about two miles. from Clinton, and
contains ninety-eight acres of first-class land,
1t'o improvements except a board fence in,
front. The dot is covered with . good hard-
wood timber,: and is crossed by the Grand'
Trunk Rail;nay,--is. wellwatered, and can be
.n}ade a superior daily farm. Apply to ' •
• • 11. HALE, • '
Clinton,
Clinton. May 7, 1878.
l''OLr WANT CLO JJNG
I'U. ,
AS
DRB$S SUITS WALKING SUITS HOLIDAY
'
SUITS, &c.,. �.
got .tip in frst•elass city style, and at very
low rates, give
0 R 0 11 0I-1 r.
TH:11-1.A.MERI0.AN CUTTER,
• A ATP. Temp,.
Court House, f in Town of Glodorioll, ,His shop ie over Gordon do rinittyson's store,
Clinton, May 16, 1878,
JUST.RECEIVED,•
11 �V114.Y';. the Salt- .11TIVE 'next,.
At-twaetelock
• ',gnu ADAMSON, Co. Clerk.
Cleddrich, May'2a,1878;' y_
NEW CARRIAGE WORKS
IN RI. 'Y-7` H.
J.'AMES tLARK
Bas pietism in snnouncingto the inhabitants ofifytl[
and vicinity, that he has opened out in the carrhtge
making business, and is new prepared to 811 all orders' •
for
CARRIAGES, WAGGONS, r f BUGGIES ilTO, $ V,4 O:.
9Rd1EBR-W9SM0
tzar 1rt itis,
CLOTHS WRINGERS,
.r,
R VIII. RACEY,
�
--IHPOR'l'E7t Ob" ---
upon the shortest notice, arta tithe ,most reaaonsble
sates. None but first -dais workinsn employed, and
the very beat material {read. REPAIRING- attended to
promptly and setidfeotorily. HORSE SHOEING a
speciality.
Aon for Fleury fs Arng ri It ,l lcmonts:
t ca uru tm
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One of the beat mannfactorioe In Gafiadd. Cail and see
samples of Reapore, Mowers, Seed Drnre, Horse Raiigtr
Plonhe, &o, &s rb foo re nrcssfi
elsewhere,
1a` SHOP ON 4WEC11T Tilt111tt'i', ..X!
Opposite the Dominion Telegraph ofller+.
Blyth, litay20, D178.
AND
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*net 28,18'!13: '
•B1LtCi".CEFIELD.
UitlexET. -,The' kirueetilel<l Cricket
se -
Mired' suitable Vanua for practice.: ' . The
club are now well'. supplied with both
clefensiveand offensive twiner, and are
now. '. engaged in • vigorous practice..
They anticipate i>,. record this- year equal.
Club have •organized this Apr ng,
if not superior to that of former years.
• STANLEY.: •
0aors.=--The long period .of wet eve:t-
trier cleared' tip lag week, as is .com-
monly the case at this season of the
year, with. frost.'. On Monday, Tues-
day arid Wednesday ice of considerable
thickness wes •£ounce on vessels of water
wbicb'were exposed: The smaller fruits-,
such as gooseberries, currants, &'o., have
suffered severely. Plurms are
rconeider-
'abldms ed:, • Apples ae supposed.to
have escaped not binsufficiently ad-
, g
vanced to: suffer,
BAY'FIELD, .,
FIRE. -Adams' :,sash, door and plan-
ing factory Was burned at three. o'clock
oh Sunday morning: The valuable Ma-
chinery and •tools were destroyed,• to-
gether with tti lar a lot of inateii l•ready
fel; delivery; The the .was, evidently
the work of an .incendiary, as the fires
Were out and all was right at 1,Q o'clock,
on Saturday night when NIr. 'Adams
visited the mill.- Loss,, $3,000 insnr-
(Mlice, $1,500. :