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BOAT MA,KER.
DEALER IN:ALL 1INDS OF
nen •Worieno ,i�td Child e�� to is &Shot ..
Spring Stock well 'assorted, and
complete in all departments.
ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP. FOR' CASA
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STOVES.—Having bought a;stock ofStoves :outside of the association,. on very ad-
vantageous terms, I am now .prepared' to offer .Cooict. o STOVES at a large percentage
under the usual price.
.IIARVEST.TOOLS. .:--- Scythes , Snaths, Wheat,. Barley and 11ay`Forks, Scythe
Stones, Rakes, Cradles, Harvest Gloves, Cradle Fingers,.&o.
- TIN WARE. -A full assortment of Tinware in all its' branches. . AIsoGoo.o
GRANITE WARE.—Just'arrived, an assortment ofTeA POTS, POTS and
PRESERVING METTLES, in'Oranite Ware
HIDES, SHEEP SKINS, FURS --.—HIGHEST CASH PRIC,1 1°A1T).,
I)_9‘..VIS,. GL.ILs; 'PON:
Dissol�tior� of Partllersl
Manitpbo f or°respoiidei�ee,
Na LsoN,-iVLAn,, July llth, 1881.
To the.Ec(itor of the nreao Era.
DEAn Slit,—As I premised some of your
readers that I would write a letter, giving
1'4 opinion of the'country, I now do so,
� although I have not seen much of it yet,
but what I have seen I am highly pleased
with. Nelson is situated sixty miles
north west of Emerson, and has a fine
country around it, making it a good busi-
ness place, and the pride of the west. We,
'are not subject to floods ; the crops around
here are lookingwell, and the weather is'
favorable for them ; the only drawback
with Nelson is the want of Railway accoin-
m.odation;; we want the South ,Western,
and the Syndicate lines in here, and then
we will not take backwater, frown Winni-
peg, or any other place in the northwest.
We 'had a railway meeting a fewnights
ago, and sent a delegation to wait upon,
the South Western and Syndicate atithori-
ties - -The ratepayers here think they are
able to give a bonus of ,x',100,000 towards
the building of 'a road. "T think that is
not bad for a place the 8iae of Nelson.
The South Western is running within 25
miles of us, and a stage to meet it goes
from -here twice'a week. Nelson (former-
ly Nelsonville) is the name this town'is to
gb by hereafter, it has been incorporated
•a town, and our municipal elections areto
take place on the 21st' inst. We are to
have a grand celebrationon the- day fol•
lowing, and 11l1ve about $1,000 subscribed
for the sports. If you had that much in
Clinton you •would think it something
great, but it is comparatively nothing out
here. There are to be fireworks, athletic
sports, horse racing, and Caledonian•games.
There seems to be a great deal of money
afioat.here. Considerable building has
been done here:. this summer, and would
be more if there were more carpenters.
lf-you have any Carpenters to spare down
there you had better send thetas up, a good
carpenter. would do well here. Thero'are
a number of good houses to go up when
men can be got. I think there will be a
boom -here -soon, ;things are working that
way ; lots are very dear now, some of thetn
have risen two, and three hundred dollars
since last summer. It' is not very much
higher living here than in Clinton,- wood
is only $3 per cord, flour $2.50 to $3, gro-
ceries about the same as there ; ready-made
clothing can bo got as cheapas in Ontario,
house' rent is pretty high, and work` is
plenty: ' l,We have three good churches --
Methodist, Presbyterian;, and Church of
England i and all are well attended. We
have more horses and rigs here than there
are in Clinton, and all that goes;to make
up a thriving town. N, F.
ELIW•PUN A: \ISIiE'1`I5.
July IS, 1852,
\Vheat,full, V. bush,
,Spring, •- -
Oats, -
Barley,
Peas,
lflour, '
Potatoes, r
Butter,
Eggs,
Hay, -
irides,
Sheep pelta
hamb skive,
Wool
$122 a 1 25
1 24 a 126
0 41 a 0 42
• 0i5 a 080
0.70 a 0,76
• '6 00 a (i 50
0'65 a 0 70
0.16 a 0 17.
0 17 a- .0 IS
S,:00. a 10 00
00 . a '6 00
• 0' 10 a 0 15
025 a.0.40
• 0 18 a 0'20
Cit- .Cabinet ,\Yaroi'oorns,.
FURNITURE STORE, CLINTON.
THOS, ;STEVENSON
•. Having, moved into his new bride store
OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL,'
]togs leave to state to his numerous friends in, Clinton'
Mid the surrounding country, that he keeps oh hand
a Superior quality of Furnitnre•of all hinds,. each as
BEDROOM & ;PARLOR ' SETS
Of the latest stiles, also
BEDSTEADS, SIDEBOARDS,
BUREAUS;' .TABLES•,
A id' everything thatconstitutes'furnishing a lionsc' in,
hiss lino which he will sell •at the lowest living ,pronto ,
1 ask e share of the public patronage, being tliankftil
for pastfit ora and hopeful for the future..The public,.
Are invited to call and see for themselves.
THOS STEVENSON.
Clinton, July Q- 188.1. .
John McGarva,
SALT • MANUFACTURER,`
n o unc erne
ons
N AND AFTER THIS:. DATE
rter
CZ1=N'T'0N
WILL TAKE
Cas
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
- ALBERT STREET,
Opposite the Town Hall.
tlery Choice'Lard', Hams & Bacon
`.Ror salt: at lowest prices. '
1. 'Gaeh, pritl for l.u•m Products. •
J. MuGARVA.
Uli,ii:'ton, ApriI 4,:1SS"':
The partnership between•MOORE chi tiF1i T3 1'.'.traocer , bei-ne•.dissolved. the
subsc`riber•'c,ontinues to carry husiness in- the olcl stand,
B 1 plocic, n t door
Where he is now:iu a position to accommod.ite hip many friends and•customers'better
than ever. Having recently i iiited the leading wholesale establishments of the, Do-
minion., made personal selebtion of stock, -and bought right, my, customers May depend,.
on getting as good value for :their money as cati-be had `:in this part of the Dominion.
My stock is ENTIRELY:. AFRESH WAND NLW, and consists ot a splendid.
n880rtnlent of
Groee.rfesJ 9 'rockery," Ia $7,,A acre'..
All .orders Will be promptly tilled .. 1 enlemlcr the �tanc , 311.`tc i Bi0c 1'. Albert St.'
•%% i . :1-N104)3U.
Clinton, June, 139^
QOn
0 1?
heady lN9ade Cloth6n�,
Hats wind ;Caps9
foots and Shoes,
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And 20 chests choice leas.
Now Selllr�g 0�: �e�ow Cost
Sign' of tl� Red. F'1�g9.
WBi.Ri f f T' OLS S'!'A1�IA'.
The public are cordially invited to call and ex-
amine goods, .and, prices. .
G -mo. apizTTON
THIS MEANS A DISCOUNT OF
ON ALL PURCHASES FOR
as.1 li asi —
And it is generali'y conceded that we
have -a stock of
1 eii'e1A'e1
ieces re
.1., _..r age-.
7r.sr
.Wish most.respectfully to return their sincere tha4ikii to tlie-ir friends and customers'
fbr•.the 'very .liberal patronage bestowed upon. then, in,.the past and at the 'satie tipte,
Wouldsay thattheywill in the future (as in the past) do their utmost to ;supply •:11
entrusting then with their patiouage, for Ilalcwale, Stoves', witi' i'ry be
St
•aootli at the very lowest possible prices. 1Ve would :ti1So take this, opportirninty •`t f
informing the public in general »that we Nave .
O0ened 'up a& new stock of Hardware, Stoves, '&c., in the 'store hi the.
Bearer' Block, next door to Tohmpson' & Switzer's. Grocery,,,
Where. "we will keep ozi hand. a graiy1 :stock of STOVES, HARDWARE, TIN«i`A'E'IE, ttie;
Our stock :at the old stand in, the Ped Brick Store will at all times' be found replete in assort-
mout and quality. Our prices will also l e.found as low as any house'in the trade •Solicit-
ing_a eontint ince ofpublic pataonage, we are, yours &c.
BRANCH STOKE,
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BEAVER BLOCK
NEXT 1'0 '1;ir0)tPS0\ "& SW1 r/,ill's.
/SIGN Qfl .T'.I-l:r PADLOCK,,
RED BRICKSTORE
»Ar,P,ER1 ST,EEE'r, (JUN ON'.
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list has no ejjuai • .orth ..Of • Lo ..dl.on, either
• for style, , varie ty or good value.
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To `our cu to er$ ' he i.i e east, west
north or south, e. ill refund your
railway fare, provides ou purchase
i're u -� goods t� too. a els t o$g().
Te.'lave a _stock of'
OTHS A' D TWEEDS
Unrivalled in this county of ours, ;either as
regards sty'ie:',or-. price
the »c'efebrated Ctiti ter
Late of`Seaforth, has charge of the department
zve us .
cal/, when, 2.72. town, (ill don'
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Clinton, June l.1882`