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FOR ONE MONTH.
HARLAND BR+
Sign of the Padlock,
ALr EENT S•T.I E 'T, CLINTON.
Baby Carria1
Wait for a few weeks and see the largest selec-
tion of' all the latest styles of BABY
CARRIAGES ever offered to the
citizens of Clinton, and at
unusual low prices.
HARNESS, BOOTS and S'
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SAS _ TWIT
CHEZ,Z,
7.
Victoria Block. Clinton.
W
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Salty Itel;Ister,
Farm, firm stock, tiro. of Mr, C, $haw, lot
39, con. 4, Goderiol township, on the 3rd
of March, at 10 a,. m• J. Howson auet.
Farm stock, &o,,.9f. ,Mr. John ':Dorrell, BaE.
.Line,.Hullett, on Thursday, March9. ' J.
Howson anct,
Farm stook, &c., of Mr, P. Aikenbead, hot
44, L,11 S., lat con. of Tuokersmith, on the
7th inst. J. P. Brine, auct.,
Farm stock, &c„ of Mr. II. 'Cook, lot 26,, 8th
eon. of Goderieh township, on the 8th met,
J. Howson, auct.
Farm stock, &c.,• of Mr. F. F,, Goodwin, Iot
25, con. 6, Stanley; on the 9th inst. -J. P.''
Brine, suet.
Postponed sale of the farm of E. Revealle,
Maitland con. Godericll township, on the
Market Square,- Clubl5;"`rangy Saturday,
March llth. J: Howson'auctt
fuckleg'e Arnica' salve.
The EEsT SALVE in the world for' Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Uleers,-Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Teter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ail', Skin
Eruptions, and positively. cures Pileer It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money.
refunded. Price 25 cents For bole.; For sale by
J. H. Combe.
PARTIES GOING WEST i
SHOULD .BEEP THEMSELVES INFORMED BY SIIB-
SCRIBING FOB TIIB NEW ERA BEFORE THEY GO.
IT WILL BE; SENT TO ANY POST OPPICB, FRE$
or POSTAGE, FOR 51.50 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE,
,SEND IN Tap NAMES.
Free of Charge.'
A11 persons suffering from Coughs,', Colds, .As-
slima, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, or any affection
of the Throat and Lungs are requested to call at
J . H. Combe's Drug Store and get a trial bottle
of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption,
free of charge, which will oonvtnce them of ite
wonderful merits and show what a regular dol-
lar -size bottle Vei11 do: :Callearly.
MARRIED.
FIBBER—PIOKEST —In Clinton -on Feb. 23rd,
_Jay Thomas, Mr. Wellington
• Fisher, to' Miss Mary Hannah Pickett, all
of Clinton. -
EAsT—APPLEBY.—In' Clinton, on Feb. 27th,
by' Rev, Mr. Th mas, Mr. Henry East, .c
' Hullett, to. Miss Sarah .A ppieby, of Clinton.
FLINTOFF-SwAN.—On'the lat'inst., at -the
residence of the bride's father, by the
same, Mr: Geo. Flintoff, of Mullett, to Miss
Elizabeth Swan; of.-Goderioh' township
.
RoBB --Brea nrooT. At the residence=of the
- bide's father, Bridge-end,;:Tuekersmith,
- on Feb. 27th, by the Rev. A. Stewart, Mr.
Fred. Robb, (SOD of W. Robb, Esq.; Tuck-
ersmith,) to Jessie, third. daughter Of Jae,
Broadfoot, Esq.
BROADBENT-MILLS.-On Feb. 23rd, at the
residence of Mr. Thos. Mills, father of the
bride, by the Rev. C. Hamilton, of Londe,-
boro, Mr. Frederick Broadbent, to Miss Ann
Jane Mils, of Mullett.•
.DEXTER—Tltitwtx.--On the 28th Feb.,atithe
residence` of thebride's father, by the Rev.
C. Hamilton, of Londesboro Mr. ; Edgar..
Dexter, to Miss. Emma Jane, daughter of
Mr.;Wm. Trewin, both of Hullett.
McVrrTir—MoBRlsox.—.In Grey, at the resi-
dence of ;the bride's father, on the 22nd
Feb., by Rev. W; Bangb, of Walton, Mr.
Elisha MeVittie, of Hullett, to Miss Maria.
Morrison, -of Grey.
DIED.
McLEAN In'Tuokersmith, on 27th of Feb.,
James .B. McLean, aged 28 years and 10
months.
eed GR
PEAS,
`oA TS,
WIEAT,'
BARLEY
CHOICE QUALITY, FOR SALE BY.
R. 'IRWIN, Clinton.
CLIN'fOlti 1IIARHET .
– March' 1, 1882.
Wheat, fall, /9' bush, 4.1' 16 a 1, 20
Spring, Redchaff, 1 16 a 1 20
Fife, -
Oats,
Barley,
Peas,
-Flour,
Potatoes,.,
Butter, •
Eggs,
Hay, -
Hides,
Sheopskiiis
Pork, -
Beef,
1 23 'a 1 24
0'.36 ;x.0.38
0;7.0 -a'.0 80
0.75.. a :0 .85''.
6'00.`. a 650
0 55 a 0'60
0 17 a 0 18"
0 14 a .0°15
• 13.00 a1400
650 a 7..00
▪ :0 75, a 1 00
- 7 75 . a 8': 40
600 a 710
NEW BOOK STORE
-II L. LAM
Book, Stationery and Fancy Goods Store,
Will be opened on Saturday next,
Where you will find everything in that line, at rock-bottem
prices. A full and complete stock • in all departments.
'chool Books, Autograph Albums,
Miscellaneous Books, Photograph Albums,
Wall Paper, Musical Instruments,
Window Blinds, Baby Carriages,
Sewing Machines, Hymn Books,
Oil ander Needles, Cigars and Pipes,'
Satchels & Valises Violin Strings,
Stationery.` Bibles, &c,.
Also, large 'stock of Jewellery & Berlio, Wool.
Come and see stock and prices for yourselves,
as it is no trouble to show goods.
STAND, SMITH'S BLOCK, OPPOSITE POT O1+FICA:
It will .pay ,purchasers of Seeds to get. MY SEVENTHTWENTY-
• ANNUAL PUBLICATION Cot the Cultivators
nide or Catalogue of Seeds, how• ready tq be sent
gratis to applicants. J.' A. SIMMERS Seedsman-_•
x47 King 81: East, TO tONTIOL
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Mn. & MMRS. BLACKSTONE, teachers of Vocal and'•t
instrumental music, Rattenbury Street, near Or- 1
gen Factory: N. 13—Singing Class now• forming;
Violin Lessons given,
Clinton, Feb 16,1882. ,
SUBSCRIPTION for membership to Fruit Gowers
Association received by the undereignod. ♦ rat*, l
able reportto bo deatributed to all members.
0, SIDOUT.
To Debtors.
T1TE subscriber takes this, .mode of notifying all^
L
tided to him that their ACCOUNTS
MUST BE SETTLED FORTHWITH, and unless this
is done, they will be placed in Court tor, collection,
WILLIAM•LEE-
Clinton, Jana 28, `1882.
House for Sale.
THE superior 2 story brick dwelling house ou Huron
street, Clinton. Nine rooms, hard and soft water;
every conrenlence,good stable. Being the premises'
owned by John Upahall,V. S. • Terms easy. Apply to
C. A. HARTT, Vendor's Solicitor.
Clinton, Feb. 9, 1882. Office in errin's Block.
INTEREST REDUCED.
MONEY TO LEND on approved. • Farm Security, At.
LOWEST RATES
and on favorable tortns:to borrower. Interest yearly,
Charges moderate. Apply to • C. -A: HARTT,
48`.4 Solicitor, &c., Perrin's Block, Clinton.'
Pitatoes
The subscriber will : pay the highest
cash price for any quantity of potatoes,
to be delivered at once. Contracts can
be made at the store.
J. ,Cuningharne.
Clinton," Jan. 12, 1882.
.e Lades - �of Cliftta
�_Axutlie_surrontiding...country_,_are-invited.io
come anti see .
R. BEESLEY
LARGE STOCK OF
Winter ' 11M11hlery :and
Staple Dry Goods,
WI kh he Lis now offering at a reduction to make.
room for our Spring Stock.
BEAVER, FELT & STRAW HATS
made' over in most fashionable styles.
Or A Liberal Discount for Cash.
VICTORIA ST., CLINTON',
NEW ADVERTIBI+,MENTS,
•
cr5t
The undersigned. -take. great 'pleasue in informing 'their cusum-
ers that they have just .received a:large and varied stock of
w Season's Teas.
Our Stock 'being very low at a time when Teas .were cheap,
also, the quant' which we handle enabling us to buy in bond,
subject to duty off; which we did, and are now in a position to
offer you
The ` .best
values ever knownr`n the ' history of
Canada.
We have been doing business in your,midst'now for about seven
years, .during which time we have.: endeavored`" to give you 'a
good straight article, and have the satisfaction to -day to know -
that not only have iwe built up `a reputation here,. but that our
goods find theirway into:' all the neighboring towns and vih
lages., WE THANK YOU HEARTILY FOR YOUR LIBERAL PATRONAGE
Agr-All orders by mail promptly attended to and carriage .paid,
Sanlples sent to any address on application. -
13EAYER 13LO6X; XEXT T0: TILE T04VN
S J'ALLIBEIt-,
T. IViiITE'
wton Dennis Pun
HARNESS MAKERS,
lave removed' next to
Davis', Albert (Street,
Clinton.,
W. TAYLOR & SO
CLINTON..
ITE HEREBY INTIMATE •TO THE PUBLIC THAT
WE HAVE COMMENCED OIVING •
A Discount of 5 per cent off for Cash,:
SPECIAL' REDUCTIONS:
ON TILE BALANCE OF
WINTER STOCK.
Olin' SrecLuirIee ARR.'ALWAYS TO .HANDLE THE SNOT
GOODS. IN THIS MARAZT.
ORDERS SOLICITED:
W. T.A.YLOR & "SON,
MARKET HOUSE, CLINTON.
FALR,1 . CQ 1ViPL.ETE.
ix miles of Prints, all colors, shades, qualities and prices.:
Are to`iand and .are really beautiful.,
•
DUCIK.S and. DENIMS, best qualities that can li:.purchased.'
SHIRTINGS, in Dundas, Lybster, and other reliable snakes.
GI EY;and WHITE COTTONS, :excellent value..
In Scotch, Irish French .and Canadian fabrics. The finest
range;. ever offered 111 Londesboro, and will compare•'; favorably,
with any stock in the county.
I wish all parties requiring Sprino'` Goodsto call and examine
my stock,_~ -as I feel .confident tliat 'the quality, variety, style,
and price cannot fail to please them..
My airn is to secure reliable goodsand sell them at close prices.,
ItZ'F'arties for Manitoba, and others buying in large quantities,'
will be liberally dealt with.
I�4Nl�ESBOR.OUGH.
on't cry, dear.
Ma ,has 'gone to
GII0C
To get some his .. Tea ; sire
can't get. along 7t h5 utet"it•; :she is
so troubled with the headache.,
You know he has` everything good
and sells very cheap. Via will be sure to buy
some _of his fresh ground Buckwheat.. Flour,; then
hurrah for Buckwheat pancakes. " I want some
B;ologna." "You'll have some if " you're a good
girl,', that's a'"deary''
c00DS DELTWEItED TO AN.V•PART OF THE 'TOWN ON SHORT' N0f108. L '
Robb, the 'C rocer, %Vater1oc IIt use,, Clinton.