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ON AND AFTER THIS DATE
Sup
As equivalent to Cash,
01 IN'2'01\T
WILL TAKE
THIS MEANS A DISCOUNT OF
TEN
ON ALL PURCHASES FOR
And it is generally conceded' that we'
have a stock :of.
Ani._.CANTLE
That has no equal north of London, ' either
for style, variety or good value
To our customers who live east, west'
we' will refund your
north or south, •
railway fare, provided you purchase
from us goods to the amount of, S20.
c
We have a :stock of
CLOTHS AND TWEEDS,
Unrivalled in this county of ours, :[either as
regards; style or Lprice. '
T. K. ANDERSON,the celebrated Cutter
Late of Seaforth„ has charge of the. department
Give e as a cal 'when in town, and don'
o
get o2
Clinton, ane 15, 1882.:
TUB OPINING 811OT FOR 1582: If'Catar'rk has destroyed" vour sense of smell
, and hearing Hull's Catarrh Cui1
re wL'eu a ygty
St. Thomas Journal. 75 cents per bottle. Druggists sell it. For mule
A. trial of the lit. Thomas Harvester was held by-S,ST. Combe.
on the farm of.Mr. J. S. Palmer, Mt. Yemen;
county of Brant, on the 15th of June: The trial
waaau exceptionally severe one, .as the most
difficult grain toout was selected, being green
rye, averaging six feet in length. A sample Of
the grain has been shown its, and, undoubtedly
der ordinary circumstances. The trial
a W a :lune that could cut it satiefaotorilp must
be sure to meet with ungdalifled approval un.
as evi-
clewed by the following testimonial from Mr,
Palmer, was a succeas in every particular, and
the Cochrane Manufacturing Company are to
be congratulated in procuring a'Harvester se-
cond to none inthe market.' Practicall tests of,
this kind determine the yalue'ofa reaper.'not
the amount of gaudy paint that it can be adorn-
ed with for show 'purposes. The'testimonial
speaks for itself :
GE/qrs.—This is to say- that the St. Thomas
Harvester, manufactured by the Cochraue'Ma-
.nufacturing•Comppahy, was tested on my place
yesterday,near.Mount Vernon, county of Brant
under the worst of "circumstances, and :gave
first•elasa satisfaction.' • The straw cut was
green rye, of which I send you a sample, aver-
aging over 6 feet'high growing among high corn
stubble, and the; 'wind blowing a gale from the
welt; driving the"grain lute the rake head, but
Iii, spite of these disadvantages the machine
worked 'well, and was well tested in its various
qualities, being -driven at a slow walk to test its
cutting capacity and at a run to test its endur-
ing qualities ; all of which 1 can bear testimony
•gave the utmost satisfaction to myself and all
others present, there being no breakages or
tinkering. J. S. PALMIER. '
J. T. MARSH; Clinton, is agent for the above
machine.
BORN.
-8 onTxcoTT.=At.Blyth;;on-the25th-inat., the
wife of Mr. W. Soutbeott, merchant tailor,
of a sou. "
Cu»MORE.—In Clinton, on the 26th-inst. ,the
wife of Mr. Wm. Cudmore, gf a son.
SMITH.—In Auburn on' the 16th inst, the
wife of Rey. A. E.Smith, of a daughter.
MCLAREN.—At Bradford Pa:, on the 22nd
inst. the wife of.Mi..Jas. McLaren. (form=
erly Miss Frank Craig, of - Clinton) of a
daughter.
MARRIED.
MCDIARMID—'CAMPBELL.—At the residence
of the bride's father, by Rev. M. Cameron,
on the 20th inst., Mr. Jas. McDiarmid, of
Stanley, to Miss Lizzie Campbell, daughter i Crockery, , Glassware, 8(c.
of Mr. Duncan Campbell, of the township of i —
Naasagaweya, county of Halton. Oatmeal and Cornmeal alwar's on hand.
DIED. —
Wria,ows.-In Clinton, on Jane 23, Charles,L-
infant son of Mr.. ''P. ''.Pillows, aged 10
months and 4 days:
CHAMBERS.—In Clinton, on the 27th . inst.,
James Chambers, in the 30th year .of his
arm: sad Tow>l Properties fir Sale
GOOD BARGAINS.
1. That well-built three-story brick atOre and dwell
ing, on the corner of Huron and Orange streets, known
as the Mounteastie store. Would be exchanged for
other property, or sold cheap on long credit.,
2. That large and commodious;frame dwelling house
near the G.W. Railway Station, lately, occupied by the
Station agent.' Has parlor, dining roofs, eight bed.
rooms, kitchen, pantry! etc. ,Large stone cellar. Hard
and soft water•in building. Suited for a large family
pr a boarding-house. Lately finished and in good oon-
dition. Appy to the owner, bill, G. EEFri.ev, or to
the: undersigned.
3. Lot 826 Mary Street (opposite Mr. C. Ilelyar's re-
sidence) \vitt' neat cottage of three rooms andsumner
kitchen • good well and pump ; choice fruit trees in
Nsa�` ag
4. The valuable hotel 'property on Victoria *Street,
Clinton, known as Lane's Hotel, now occupied by Mr.
Geo. liner; comprising'alarge hotel building; -driving,
house, house, four choice town lots &e! •
5. That elegant two-stiry, frame dwelling house on
Huron Street, Clinton, formerly.held by J. C. Miller,.
now occupied by Mr. John P. Martin.
6. That choice and well -situated farm, part of Lot 6,
Huron Road, Goderioh township, comprising E5 acres;"
of firsb-class land nearly all cleared and in good con-
dition. Goodbuildmgs, &c. Only one mile from G. W.
station.
7. Lot 21 on Huron St. ,with the dwelling house now
occupied by Mr. Simeon; G. W. R.'station agent;also
'
lot 40 on Mary Street• abutting on the above lot. The
lots will be sold together or separately. Apply to the
owner; Mr. Thomas Jackson] or to the undersigned.
8. The house'and lot, No. 845 'on ,Mary Street, now
occupied Mr. Wm. Davis. The house contains three
rooms below; and one in the upper story; has hack
kitchen, garden well, Ac. Terms Easy.
9. The store and dwelling on lot 18, Huron Street,
formerlybelonging,to H. Norsworthy, and now occu-
pied by Mr. A, Bennett.
Also, other lots and buildings for sale. Apply to
H. HALE, Huron Street, Clint+ n
o to COOPER'S
TOR
,R.,'
C R C
HF�P G O FIE
S
Potty's :celebrated Eaglisb Breakfast 8acois,
Total! Clear Bacon, Sugar. Cured Dams,
- And ,So. 1 LARD:
- At prices •whieh cannot be,'beaiten in town:
C1.IN'f(►N RARKETS.
June 2S, 1882:
Wheat, fall, % husli, $1 25 • a 1. 2S
Spring, 1 26 a 1 28
Oats, 0 41 "a .:0' 42
Barley. , .0 75 a ,0 80
Peas, • 0 70 a 0 76
' Flour, • ' 6 00 . a 6`50
Potatoes, - 0, 65 a ` 0 70
Butter,
E,gge,
Hay, -
Hides,
Sheep pelts =
Lamb skins;
Wool, -
HIS 60 C. TEA Ai SPECIALTY
SOLE AGENT FOR
Dobbins' ELECTRIC SOAP
THOMAS COOPER,
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON
• O 15,.a
(o)1(s',
17' a John MciGarva,
. 1300 a'1400.
5 00 a .6 00
001;205 ',
- a a 00 4015
AND DEALER IN
0, 18: 20 -GROCER S AND 'PROVJSIONS.,
SALT : MANUFACTURER,;
Bright's Disease at the,Hidneys, Diabetes.
No dangerfrom the diseases if you use Hop
Bitters; besides, being the beet family medicine
ever mt,tlr,?, Trust no other.
STORE TO 'RENT,
IN BIICK' BLOCK, CLINTON. '
EtItit
..,a+�alile For FIardware,.Groceriee, D'y Goods
or genes al business. Good stand.;, Rent rea-
_ sonab1e. Apply to
R.,IRWIN, CCi:ntorr,:
.FARM 'FOR SALE.
NEAR'', THE " VILLAGE' OF BLS TH,'
'OnLondint, Huron &Bruce>Railway.
T OT 2:1 ou 14th can. of township; of Mullett.,
_Le 130 acres . of ttrst-crass' land. about ]calf
cleared, and. balance . drat -class hardwood; a
good spring runs across the lot ; small orchard,
also. house.'
• Blyth station, on -London. Huron & Bruce
Railway, where there are extensive salt works,
is 139`miles distant. :Apply to'
Box 964, Toronto P. 0.
ALBERT STREET,
'Opposite- the Town;'Hall. '.
Very: Choioe Lard, Hams •& Bacon
For sale at lowest .prices.
I�a'Ca�h paid fo• [`arm Products..
J. McGARVA.
Clinton,.„Apri1,4, 188.2. :
Baby Oarria;
B.
o Makes Your Boots
�UICKSHA.N
THE BOOT MAKER.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS' OF
Mein, Women and Children's Boots & Shoes,
Spring 'Stock well assorted, an
cora lete in all departments.
p p
ALL GOODS SOLI? CHEAP FOR CASH
0. CRUICKSHANK, BRICK BLOCK CLINTON
CLINTON
.�o
CORBETT & BOLES Proprietors.
The aubseribers tale this opportunity" of informing the public that they have erected a large new
Woollen Mill in Clinton, with a capacity tbrbe times as great ,as the old one, havefitted up the
• same -with the very best andlatest unproved Machinery,' and are prepared ,to turn out
CUSTOM, ORK AND MANUFACTURING.'
On the shortest notice and in: the best workmanlike manner possible.
Carding, Spinniing,Weaving, Naniifaetnring of all kinds.
Blankets, Flannels, Tweeds, Full "Cloth, Horse' Blankets; .Sleeking' •Yarn, ,etc., made to :
• order and kept constantly on `hand. -to' exchange for wool, or sell cheap for cash.
ROLL 'CARDING A SPECIALITY.
Having placed' in our factory a complete and:.pew„Roll Carding Machine, farmers may expect
the best Rolls it is possible' to make. Satisfaction' in this line and all others guaranteed
-:EXCHANGING FOR WOOL.
Farmers. bring in you wool; we Will buy it or oxchange'it for goods. Our Factory being capable
of manufacturing onehundred thousand pounds of Wool in a year, you' will always find a market
for your Wool iu Clinton, and THE HIGHEST PRICE: PAID.
1DEsPATCI-1 OF' BN
USIESS.;
Our capacity being so great, you will always be able to have your work done on the shortest notice.
Our MR. CORBETT havingcarried on the Woollen bit iness for tine last"seven years, in Clinton;
takes this. opportunity,of thanking his many customers and friends for their lrberal,patronage in
the past, and(tile new firm would' kindly solicit the: patronage of all 'tits old customers, and, •
hundredslof new ones..
CORBETT; & BOLES, .OLINTON.-
0
JUST RECEIVED,
A splendid assortment. of
TRIAGES
WHICH. 'WILL BE SOLI
AT VERY LOW RATES:
Painting; Glazing, &c -
THE .undersigned is prepared to execute in a satin,
factory manner, all kinds of HOUSE: Peisszao
GGAzINo,• Ketso]1iaise PAPER 'RANenie and -ROOF,.:
TAasiao,on the shortest notice and at the most reason-
able,rates. Residence--Rattenbnry Street, 4 doors
west of the Methodist church
May 18. ' GEORc E POTTS.
Clinton, May 18, 1882.
•ewrto . ,Denn1
HARNESS MAKERS,
CLINTON.
hard lan an d Rcc
;EN:D.1
altos Prices at Twitcholl's
MY• STOCK 0F
C A .R. R I A
EMBRACING. THE LATEST'ST'YLES, CONTINUES' TO ARRIVE; 'AND WILL BBE
D1SPOSED. 01 AT THE VERY LO WEST PRICES.' CALL: AND SEE '.r.HEM.
TRUNKS FOIR- TSE-"11[ILLION;.
eady Made' Clothing,
Hats and Naps,
Boots and Shoe,
And 20 chests choice Teas.
(r:
Now Seii1r4
elow uo.
ARNBSS, BOOTS and SHOES
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
MONEY TO LOAN-'-PaTvA'cL
...--06N1» AT Lots RATE of 7 rrrr5'r.
SHINGLES --1200 bunches of .GEGRGIAN BAY'SFIIi1GLLS far sale, from 45c
• ' 'per bunch, tin.
'thorns over store to let.
Nr,ic-tiir- is 1 I OC11�'. Chic fo>i> :'
•
NTRAL : DRUG STO
.��.EIUdIPFiREY'S HOMEOPATHIC :REMEDIES, CUTICUIt4 T3T'MuI)IEfi;
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE..
..Alia, alt the:recent patents' kept in stock or' procured to order.
A large stock' of WIRE AlBRUSHES; TOILET
,.SPONGES,'
PERPL NIERV &C. Very cheap.
CEL14t1t,OIO TRUSSES at. reduced rates. PITYSTCIAS'S' PLIESC121rpTI0NS and family
'receipts acccrately compounded with catre and despatch.
(HBAIT5"i' AND :Dlllrf.GISr1',. CLINTON, ONT.
Sign
AT ,l BE
of the Red :.
WRIGHT'S :" OLD STAND.
'he public are cordially invited to call and ex-
amine goods and prices.
73AYL�Y, CL2N".TO1�
BUTCHERING
BUSIN
ES
S
:
/TIiE undersigned desires td intimate tothe',CC iC
boughtt
1 d nit that he hashl.
of Clinton and vt t y,
butchering business formerly carried.on-by Mr, 1'iobt.
Fitzsimons, and while returning his thanks to those
tie in business
+ iz '' him uh 4
1 t n ed
hb rat a r�
who so c
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before, he would risk for a continuance of their trade,
assuring them that he will, use his utmost ehderforsto
Ore satisfaction in .every respect. •
Orders Solicited. Remember Lite place
--R. Fitzsimons'; old stand
, A. 'Nati'''.
. ,.
('liOt'on Morch ,no; 1842. fiulebOY.
CLTNTTON KERY
R. M LENNAN `'•
DESIRES to intimate to the people of Glutton 'rid
yimnrtythathe has re -opened his bakery on V
i
c-
tor a Street and will be to su P1Y
them with
anything inhis line. •
Bread, Gabes, &e., of oil kinds kept om
hand.
Bread sold at the 'shop, at the following prices: •-4ib,
loaf4-12cents ; 2 ib. loaf 6 cent.. no orders booked.
Patronage "respectively snlieited. Remember .tth ”
plebe—Victoria. St., Clinton.