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CLINTON NEW E RA.
44,o(41 Vt4tter.,
" 71= FIRE BX.LAW.
Voting on the by-law to raise $6,000,
Tole the pi rchase of a steam engine and
•construction of tanks, cook place here
on Saturday. 'Up to the day of voting,
but little interest wits manifested in the
matter, audit was only on that day that
canvassing by, tiose in ".favor' :of or
:against the by-law took place. : Nunes
begs . who have vthes: as tenants and
leaseholders, as electors,.'went• to record
them,.. unaware of the blot that only
freeholders were entitled 'to f vote.. We
,understand that the sclle#ne proposed by
those members of: tlee Fire end 'Water
Committee, in 'favor •of the by-law, is to
purchase a five engine, 1,000• feetr of nose,
and construct 8 or 10 tanks, about' .900
feetapart, in different parts of the town,
these to be utilized with the -several
ponds in the neighborhood, so :that pro-
tection will be granted those on the
outskirts of the town as far as possible.
At the close of the pool, the vote stoocl
as follows :—
FOR, AGAINST
St.'Anchew's'Ward • 31 , '
St. James' Ward 10 21
St. -,John's Ward 4,. ' 16
St. George's Ward : -17 17
Tin G. 'I;, offer tickets to Gude-
rich .and return, to-morro r., 14th inst,)
(the day of the band tournament). at
'single fain,
:b`o13 titul;,M ,-0nTuesdaiy morning
Mr. and Mrs, Time. Sitepeon, and Miss.
Turner, all of Varna, • left this; station
for Ireland) going by way of the Allan
Liner ',
HARIrESTING INKAwsAS.-•4MI'. Janes
Miller, formerly of this town, but now
in Kansas, writes thaI they were cutting
fall wheat there, and it was an "oxetallent
, crops
CALL SUSTAINED. --•A t a special ;meet -
leg of Huion,:Presbytery, held in.G'ode-,
rich, on Tuesday,' the call to Rev. Mr..
.Stewart from the °lititeo Congregation,
was .sustained
;ONE USE >?'' eat BUr ete-e-:Ott Sattnday
hat tenkegs of : better were shipped' to
Blyth, fo'be used in oiling wool in the
factory there, It is; almost needless to.
say that itwas of s . quality `that' would
not bring•"25 cents per lb.
" CUEAr AS DI11T."—A. merchant in
temp 'informs -us -that aa• few ' .days since
he sold over five hundred pounds of but-
ter to. a •Toronto dealer, at the hand-,
some 'figure of five cents a pound, and
was glad to get that:
A ensue nAN in,, toevn '-offered some
children a•eeut:a piece for caterpillars
•1 t
pecked off his trees. They quiekly,'se-
G2 • 59 ` '- cured six hunclred,,evheti'be told 'them.
Majority for :by-law. 3; A: special he would have to reduce the racr uwn
meeting of the Council will be -'held on to hal.f•a cent, and they struck work.
the 17th inst.,to take into considers: Moetne Loss---Wiiile attending Lon-
don the by-law. don''i'aces•last week, Mr: John Mooney,.
--=__.e _---- of tliis' place, was nnfortueete enough
LARGE numbers of ,save logs are noev to loose $ 200. • He had occiision to use
�' the money, and supposes that in repine
coming into town, , . �� +
LECTURE.—Mrs. Yoemaus will again
-lecture on temperance; ie the Methedist
Church, this evening.
Musing , --The juvenile Band favored
our townspeople with an .open air' treat
on Saturday evening. .
THE G. W. R. Cos now . give Sa.tnr-
day excursions to 'Kincardine, at the
low rate of $1 from alis station.
• ON Sunday Memel~ James Turnbull
and A. Aikenhead, of 'this; place, were,
ordained as elders in .tlie Presbyterian.
Church. •
Tie attention of speculating capital-
istsis directed to •the•ad'vertiserneots of
two auction sales of:property,: shortly to
take place in teens , •
AN excursion to Niagara. Falls,. will
givenover. L . - B on •i-
beove,t ,A.& ., 1.'i
day, 21st inst. . The fares are very low.
See advertisement:'
,.STItA nerentss 11 is a ls'
again first with his strawberries, having
brought us a dish on Tuesd ee .for
which we tender our thanks.
MR. TRIOS. POTTER sent us, au Tuesday
last, his annual` 'contribution of early
green pelts. Now;if eotno one only sends'.
..les -some lamb, we can have ""lamb and
per."
MESSRS. Broadfaot & Box, :who spur -
chased the furniture business of Messrs.
Menzies i& Whiting, hoe now •a very
superior stook on hand,; one ,which is a
credit to any place.
ItICoe, a eonrmeticittl traveller,.
of Hamilton, who was accidentally
drowned in the bey -there, on Fridley,
was well-known in this town, having
, been here on one of hili trips but a few
,lays since.
• DErARTEv.—We are glad to say that
those females, whom we have ptevions-
ty mentioned, have left town. They -
found the authorities of .this place: too
energetic and 'exacting in. • the way of
fines, for their eoinfort.:
POTATOES. ---A fe V clays since • pota-
toes were offered in town.at 15 cents
• per bushel.. ' Last'w.eek there were none
to birthed at . anyof the stores. foes. This
week tlrel leave•been sold et 50 cents
-a bushel: ChCy Uieeenet=likely--it► lr:
main at this, as itis .sakithero,are plenty
in the country.
AovznENT.---Ory Monday last Geor e,.
coin eritl`r: `nlcggarTnest
painful •smolder -it While., acting as
catcher, in a game of base ball, he went,
to catch a " foul when
the hall tl
s•
rtt(,k
him square in tho moralel,. One of liis
teeth w,as. knocked • out, -and several
others loosened. • A
•
SIIILWAL1C.—A roue plank sidewalk
in front of the Market Ground, just put
down, is a great improvement one the
old timbers. The walk to the Post
Office is also being improved, A new
sidewalk in front of the Brick Block
would not make pedestrianism in that
quarter any harder. - rye - themselves.
MR, 11.01114 OAMPlbELL, harness ]maker,
purposes: removing to Blyth.
MIs. \VUT4li1NSON,. late of the West.
Derbeen News, was in town dais. week,
canyttssittg for the fiance, the • Conserve
twe humorous paper.
THE juvenile bund desires us to tew
der their thanks tea those friends who
so liberally assisted them with funds to.
payfor their uniform, ,
• Sower. TsAc:lrEla's E.xeneeneIo+1.—•
There bus been 32 .entries: far examine-
tion from the Goderioh ]High, 'School,
24 from Clinton High School, and 15'
other applications, _
S7NII$E .•,are iii€orrnetl,_ that
there are smile farmers hereabouts, who'
Lave grain in :their storehouses, but
sooner than sell, are borrowing rnoneya,
at 15 per cent interest. '•
CIia1SE WEIGHER. --A novel and in-
genious machine has been introduced by
the Messrs. Palliser etz Co., for -the
weighing and cutting of cheese at the
:same tune. his so 'constructed "that,
the exact':weigbt desired is cut from the
whole;'os pati of- a cheese without waste.
Call and see' it:.. .
• ;voTICiS:
>'a>,slilrrturre, •-•liessrs; Gorden &Finlay:
ifosi , will "have is stook in a few days, Presh
Gooseberries, Stltwberries, Pineapples, Cher.
,rigs; &o.
Plcrtnixs.•-•We acknowledge with pleasure
the receipt of some excellent pictures from
the }bell -known art publishing tirm of George
Stinson. & Co., Portland,' Baine; ". We have
had considerable dealings with this Grin, and'
always -found them to give en tire 'satisfaction
being straightforward and upright.
trebLETT.'
in it,y.he u in an .outside instead of Pte Some lir. J. Cro'a err '.of IIullett,
s put. I leas sold an c
inside ticket; from which it °was feat � • !
p g
d
i hteciimonths old' Suffolk
+ boar,,,imiporte from England, to Mr:. 11I.:
Amato a number of cattle that' wer'-Charlesivorth, of the legmondville' mills,
slipped here •: on .Monday,' ;there w.ero at a good fagiire,
five three year old steers, raised .and
fed by Mr. Wnt.Wise, or Gederich Poittx.ER'S
1oivnsbip . ,Nati , averaged 'i 4.84 lbs. ,'' Cuitrosirr.'=Nlr. 0. Newton of the 6th
The.. were said- to be the finest beel at con., has a yang ping with two tails.
tie of their age shipped feoin this station:-- r TALL Rya--Mr.,..J. Cox, Sen:; "of 'the'
5th con. ebas a field of"rye on ltis farm
Erazotrr;se:-- Nunraber's of horses in avertei er eight. feet in lieieht,. '
ectee PL'otTGineo Beee -MieA:O1iietiolueof •
this e.icmt1v have lately been :ifii.
with ain ailt rSllee neeec.b eliar the 4th con., has'thonghtful neighbors who
y•vetee3' cneday-last . weeklou>hed 20 acres 'for
surgeons, ." epizootic,',' Tile • aeiiinals owl it irriler 'to :assist'liiu thr�iu 'h his
,$fitted first e'chibit a w tut "of appetite, 'spring work.'
` `v iclr is ,followed by. ti gathering in the.: L o Bltolcee.-A little son of, 1'V, in
throat, from which nater, matter is ex- ling of the 4th .cin,., was '° the of,
'day,
polled. So far• none have died from it riding on a load of neannre'frotn which he.
The cause of the disease is attributed to I fell and one of the.whecls passed over and
foul air,' 'broke one of his legs pi. Stanbury of
Bayfieldy1 ed andthe little .sufferer
was called ti
DEUArerefi. - - A.' young nein utuoed is oing' as well as could; be ' expected un-
d'eh11 pArapbell,'earnpnter;•,'bolo,,.hasiLr'- der he, cirournbt�ancea Supmaai
sided fiefs for some Brno p•rst,'suddenly f • 'r' 4 •'..S.�
it'ici1ILLOPr�',' •'.
left' town the `cltTier" it ay. , He far`gof
several things befoi'ro leaving, forgot to , AccIDENT5--On Friday eveuin'g ono of
pay his board, tailor send shoemaker, be- the many accidents which usually takes
sides'several others, but he did not for- place at barn -raisings occurred on the fartn_
r. of 11Ir. Ed. Devereaux, Me',ICillop, bee
fret to overdraw hie salary to the' .
of near] . 60.: Business oleo ,are 1111- Tuielr a; man named Jelin Fortune, of
Y $ Tuokersinith, had his Ican_ldreadfully'
wise to ;trust so tiffany und so 'much .as mangled. He was engaged witis,,.others in
they do. : raising the top•platq of the barn, and as he
-_--- __.,leas holding eneed o -m
fit near iheortice;.
TIthes --People stere seem to take ait was suddenly pushed'. in, catching his
deep interest in the•adorntnent of thele hand acid crushing it as above described.
property by shade trees, ::and. we 'know Me'dical aid being summoned, the hand
of few towns iti Canada—indeed we was attended to:and he is new in a fair way
know of none- Where so many trees are of recovery, although some months will
to be found•. along :'the :: streets. ., No elapse before he will be able to use IL . At
doubt this '.isla-Rielly due to the Coun- the sante time Messrs. Yoh's McFadden and
it
ell of past ears affording protection to to clew Cleary also Crone near fern crushed.
1 years, ., � n)"todeath�bytimbersf�llingoffthe-building.
trees planted by townspeople. Almost
evarystreet in town can boast.. of crena
WR,OxETEIL
trees. Maples prodorninate. , TE311 .RANCE, — East -heron District
GARDENINU'this year has had marry
Temple No. 8, met here on the tith inst.
J. J. Treleaven in the chair.
drsawbacks. First the weather was so
Mr. Minutes
wet that little work could be done,
then inlinediately" after so warm that
the ground1penntne.diko--stone;, and ut-
most. re' aired a . beetle and wedge to
permit of the introduction of 'seed; then
after .afew plants had come up, frost
canis and nipped the tops off,, then an-
othetedry spell, followed by a wet one:
Notwithstanding all these disadvantages,
Some very 1.espectablo gardens hare bcen
de. _
Gr Nxoet Hier St ook. .Ib •.i -s well
known that the Clinton High Seliool
takes rank- among the first in the Pro,
vino, and that its ptiI)i1 i are' continually
taking -honors inthe different ,colleges
and universitiets of the Dolninioe. On
locating over the class3S list of the Toron-
to
Oro-to U'nverstiy, for 1878, we again see
that ex -pupils of the Clinton High
School have succeeded in obtaining
fourteen honors, nide in the first class
taut fib e•in 'the second, ease it seliolar-
ship and silver Medal. We think this
is pretty goo, for one exatnination, and.
speaks well for the school at which they
received their training, the teachers
who instructed thein, and for the pupils
SPORTS di..Y.1 44M(JS: 'MONIS.
•
Loader this heading eye shall, ;rout time to time,
give reports 0f any games that aro of local interest,..
and reports of cricket, baso ball, or rifle matches, ones,,
drauclzte, &e., that have or aro about to owns on, duly
authenticated, era solicitor from any. part .of the
county)
CISweerr,
On Monday last.the first cricket match
o"f -the season took place at Mitchell,be-
tween the club of that"place pod the lin-
ton club, resulting in a splendid victory
for
ings. theand home,Forestrainterb, yyan90 rafteunsr, Mplayiitchelln_ga
winning the toss, Fowler and McEwen were
sent to the bat, facing the bowling of Har-.
d�
steady game • McEwen summed to Har-
din re for 6 rens, making two singles, and
a sp lee did drrve for 4, Howson, Johnston,
and Harland.followed next,.und all three
1Weke'lso•wiled -by HHardin"ge;1io' delivers a
very deceiving ball, Forester and. Rens-
ford were left by Forester, and Wade, -after"
making a good stand, was also bowled by
the same bowler. ' Fowler, who played a
splendid game, cairied'his bat through for
15 runs the innings olo"sing for a total .of
42. For the Mitchell side the players were
retired in one two three order, nouebeing
able to stand against the splendid bowling.
'of Harland andn1To wson, who were never
batter• trim. ,Seven men' were put out
for a score of 10 runs, and the innings clos-
ed for 26, Awty's 11 being the only double
figures. In the second innings for the home
club some big batting was done, Fowler
played a good.gaule for 10 runs,. and. Was:
caught: at point. Howson, who seemed to
.leteall his 'powers, loosellespado, a splendid
score of 30, h is drivefor bei gg a tre nn-
dons hit. 1Iarland's score of 31 ((not out,)
was alsoggot bysoe terrible hard battin
nearly every ball being driven out for two
and three, the innings closing for 98 runs.:
The Alitehell.club lied now 115 runs to
beat, but again they were unable to bit the
bowling; of Howson and Ransford, who'
changed with Harland, and the side were
retired for 24runs, being exactly 90bchind'.
The. Club are to be congratulated -en -their -
victory, this •bRing the third tilne'tbey•
sieve defeated that club. Below will be'
found the complete seem.:
CLINTON,
AT.,.F.liorwEIlteTr cinnobio,NuitBe,.•.r .-•
1 c. dnKr zcooleir SNt
dingo5b1N(iaI:x,a
t•-
10
6 b. Hardiuge. 1
.T. Towson b. rrai - •
(Doge.•1 b, Ilardtnge , ,... 30
T. Johnson b. liar
dingo ..
. :. 0 •.r. Cnli'b. Forester1.. 8
'1 Fiurlautl bIia,
clings ., 0' not out,
D: Forester b Forth o., Cantel n 1, Ila,
ter c , •diose . .. 0
W.Ronsrord ». -roe-
... 0 b. I:cardibge .. - 3
B. �. wacle'b.1 �''oros�
. for 'b ran out ' , . .4
P. b. Forester..0 0. HartliuFo b I ori i-
for ..... - 0
Dennis run out.. 0 • c. Cautelou b.' Fetus
U378
Julnrn 1:3, 1878.
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VI �TORJA. ',t LOOK, CLIW FON - NT.
ESTA8L1SHED:..1854.
I'ILObI .NOW ,GILL THE LTII OF. 7ULX W1:OT'I1;R TEE CHL+ AP-'
EST CLOTHING, EVER SOLD IN TOWN, ASS WE ARL
130UND. TO CLEAR OITT. ,OUR STOCK.
Fine:_ Worsted Suits :at -' $21.00: worth • $26 00..
'Scotch Tweed Suits at $16.60 :mirth$20.00.20.0.0.
Canadian Tweed Suits at �;1 4.40 worth $17
.
0
�.
Halifax p: ,�v;rsed Suits" at : � �$,1.5.00 worth $18.00:
4.0
. worth � 0.
' 1O.00X
fat : �� - �
Blue Serge -Suits
W. Jacicson •beITiu-
dlui;o • 4i 0..Forester 0
Byes a..... G t i..
Wider,
the :abovecornpnising.•the. newest and most faahiciraible (roods
Dods in, the' market.
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JiSr4�N1Niaer a. -
ll 3NN1N4i. '..
..v. Cull e.'Dennisec' Johnson ' . RaiA- •
b.'lKowson •1 lord 2
; ' 'or'pater bb' Hoge r . • ,., 5 ,1',„•„, ' i ` Y... e
son 0 c,.30hngonirll'o�sou 3
1+, Syn, , a 1ialltiticl sere:
b. Irgwsou , .3• b. Ilowsou. ? 0•
A. Mitchell b, liar-' •
A, b.' Rau@Toga lf:
S.Harding° run out. 1 b. Howson...-. '� .• u,
e: gleam) b. Rowson 0' b. Elmsford3,
1K. W. Keeler c. Jo n-
sou'b.; Harlitnd.... 0 b. Howson
W. Awty run out... 11• c Johnsen 0. I-Iowaon j
0. Cumming e. How-
sbfll} b, Harland... 1' stumped Harland..; 2
r, Iluu;;herty's. Hat.
lana 2 b. Howson. 0
W. Camelot) not -tint .•0- •,rot out:... - ..y
Byes 1 3
Leg Byes . 2
mixes . i
2G ' •. 24
Umpires -G. Knox for Clinton.; scorers -It,
I)rnsley,:Cllnton; 15. H. Sarvls, Mitchell..
• nOwt,12 0•
avers. maideva, runs of %Oukets.
Luwling .
Crowson
18.... 10 18 (1
Harland , 10 ,.:14 2
nensford,.,.,.: s • ,••,,4 .,...0• 2
• ,LACROSSE.
Astnatch haft been arranged for the 18th
inst., at Goderich, between the Hurons
end 'Waterloo clubs: •
IIOAT
of last meeting read and approved.,. Com-:. A•befit race is to come oft at Brussels,mittees were appointed on credential ,. ju-
venile• work, temples and political- action..
Mr. Dan. Moran and J. D. Smith were ape
pointed lodge reporters. Committee ori' u-
venile work recommend pledge cards be dis-
tributed throughout the,sabbath and day
schools of the district; committee on po-
litical. %melon
olitical•%melon recommend all temperance.
supporters to be ready to assist in support-
ing theT eranee Act of 1878 et the polls
g emua
when called upon so to do, and to use every
MEDICAL.—We are glad to notice
that Mr. D, H. Dowsley, M.D., partner
of Dr. Gibson of this town, has ' taken -
his diploma at the lath examination at
the Royal College of Surgeons,•London,
England. Unfortunately the London
Timm, in chronicling this fact/ gives
:Blinton, Canada West, the honor of his
residence.
A Fzuw IN His % AooON.--•Last week
a furniture dealer of Scafotete while
driving through this town, was aston-
ished to find a respectable fire in his
waggon box, 'and his coat tail burning.
neeas put out without much damage
being done. .It seems stere was, tome
loose tow in his waggon, and after Tight -
nig his cigar a coal had either fallen
therefrom or he had dropped the match'
•
PERSONAL. --We understand that Rev.
R. T. Gourtice of the Bible Christian
Church, who 'bas been stationed lure
for three years past, is to be removed
to Lindsay. Since he has been here the
Bible Christian body have beeoino more
nunierolrs and succeeded better under
his management, than under any of .hos
predecessors, which is to some extent,
at least, due to his untiring zeal and
persevor ante: Not only dog the members
of his owit cougrogation regret his de-
partnre, but Ills many personal friends
equally so;• and we tart assure the people
of Lindsay` that they are sneering the
services of one of whom they need not
be ashamed, and whose stentorian lungs
will be employed iri the promotion of
everything drat is for mau'S best in -
ori it, and the wind fanned it toe flame. terests.
9
legitil eeete uscaltw t utp_nor,;1;;i =tire.:
by-law: when iphmitted to the ratepayers
for their approval. An open lodge was held
in the evening, Mr. Hogg presided, Rev.
Mr. Brown and D. Moran addressed the
meeting, and seveiatt mcrnbera %ok fart lb
dialogues, songs, recitations, and music,
GODEJUC1)•I.
Froth. the Si •'nal.
g 1
• Willie playing iufront of a fire on S.
turclay, u little son of Mr. J. l:Iortoh,
caught his clothes and was so badly burned
that he died from the injuries.
SUnREN DEATH. — On Tuesday after-
noon, an old Tran named Thomas Pttyne,.
who had been complaining of feeling un-
well, dropped dead while being taken to
tlie.lock-up
FIni;.:-Tho residence of Al. John W.
Pharis, situated on the outskirts of the
town, was burned to the ground on Satur-
day 'afternoon. Cause .of fire naknown.
Loss partially covered by insurance. .. .
COUNTY Counx.`The County Court and.
General Session of the Peace for the County
of Huron, opened on Tuesday, before
Judge Squier. Tho Grand Jurors not bu-
ing•in full force the court 'ryas adjourned
till yesterday. There are three criminal
canes to be laid tefore the graud jury,
There are fifteen civil casts and three tip-
peals to be jdispoeed of. Full particulars
next week.
BAND TOURNAMENT. -.The toureement
which will^ take place here on Friday, will
be the largest of the kind ever held this
side of Toronto, The following bands
have enterer], 7th leattalion) Lendoo'i.' 8th
Battalion, Brantford ; Berlin, St. Marys,
Mitchel,,, Soaforth, `Ieincardtrso, and 111
diaus ofSaugceu. the Indians of Saugeen
have consented to retnain over and anmee
the audience with a genuine ever dafrce in
the course of the evening.
on the 1st •of July, between S. .T. -McRae
and John Chanter, on•the Maitland.
• etonst niecES.'
The Iat•of.Tuly will be duly celebrated
in Brussels. Horse racing will be the cen-
tre attraction.
• BASE ]TALL.
base ball tournament takes- lase::at
ribas b p
Wroxeter,.on the let of'July,'when i 50•
will be given iii prizes. The best clubs
in tire couutyare-`expcetecl to'-be°present:�
Arrangements are being' ' made for a
match between the "Dauntless" of this
place, and the Beavers of London, on the
1st of July, for the silver cup •cud the
'uliior
championship -of -Ontario.
A base ball match ,was .played in leg-
nrondvilie,. last Saturday, between Eg-
' rest meRed
ill and Forrest Homes, of
moody e I
11
.Tuckers With. gyrase ba
School House, t
clubs. The game resulted in favor of the
latter by a.score of 23 to 15, • '
• PotrnoAL NOTES,
Mr. P. W. Glenn, of Oshawa, on Friday,
received the unanimous Reform nomina-
tion for the representation of South Onta-
rio in the House of Commons.
(7ol Cubitt lids received the Conserve.
tivo nomination 'for West Durham, for the
House of Commons. This is the same
person who fired to prominently in the
'( Big Push libel suit." •
the South Brant Reform Convention.
held' at Brantford, have unanimously re-
nominated Mr. W. Paterson for the House
of Contemns, and Eton. A. S. Hardy for
the Local Legislature. -
Mr. W. C. Little was nominated for
South Sinicoo, in the Conservative inter.
est, but the temperance men of that party,
not liking his nomination, have selected
Mr.' Geo. Aachen as their candidate, so
there will be two :Consorvatteesin the field,
At A' meeting of the South Bruce Reform
Convention, held at Riveredale on Satur-
day, it, was decided to ren Mr. Blake as
the Ministerial candidate in the House' of
Commons and. a delegation was appointed
to wait upon tile honorable gentleman at
Toronto and urge him to accept the nomi-
nation, [lir. Blake bee since agreed'to ac•
sept the nr,tnination.l
Tickets issued;
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o Manitoba for$18.00..
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They are soiling out the balance of this season's FLOWEft8 at a great dean less than cost; v
Those in want of cheap plants will do well to call and see their stock,
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11417ING PlettC}TASI:D ONE 01?
Tuft's Art a :Buda Water IF0un taikls•
11ez„„cari r+pkitosq,fitrnrin me•itic theair• rl•rlivitU all kindsof temperance drinks_,_ u•
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They hove just got trrrongh ]rouse Cleaning, and have fitted till' Icer CC'reani parlor$, 'Where
all can be aceotutnodated-••
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A FRESH LOT OF. CANNED GOOD;
JUST RECEIVED..
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non MAUI OF INFERIOgiltY. PI . QF M L EMS tit SEW,
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FAIR TO BAOOo. •
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B'1< PAGLCAGi1 OR BUL1. , ]~`INE CIGARS W1I0LESA,LE, AND RETAIL.
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•• OVER ONE IltIN MUlfl DIL`PE1 1i P' "STYLES OP `AA..
00* PIPES • WHICH TIiE1' AItE SELLING AT COST.
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Nem.omber that any.._tingtot from their store wet be returned, it ot ns rept; Med.
Clintr n, May, 1878 -
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