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.A somewhat interesting cricket match'
was played here on Friday, between the
"Wanderers" and the Victoria Block, re-
sultingin favor of the former, by 00 runs,
'which is a bad defeat, considering that
the victors are all juveniles. The follow-
ing is the score :---
'
-' WANDERERS.
1st Innings.2nd Innings.
McCartney b Manning... 11 bYoung 9
Jordan 0Manning ... ... 1 c Young, • 3
0. Howson b Manning.. • 18 0
Harland b Manning 0 D -Manning 0.
Stevens b Manning ... • 1 h Manning •.' 11
Stanbury ebur 0 Idanuin8 •0 run out...... , ,
..,.....'
Kennedy b Manning 14 c Jackson..2
Spooner b Manning
5 run out 0
J. Stanbury b Manning.. , 7 b Young • ; 9
Specht b Manning 2 not coni , • .. • 0
Manning
0
F b
Turnbull7,1c not out -
Byes 7, lel; byes o 9 byes .. u
77.3
- .38
VIC'I'OR1A BLOC1i.
1st lupin s• 2nd linings.
b Stevens
B3 c Monson,.-_.-
\\.. .G
lelteon •,
Manning 1 0 w b Stevens 3
Fowler b Kennedy 0 'b Stanbury - '3*
W. Jackson b Kennedy c
Turnbull2 b Iicnnedy......,0
J. Young.b Stevens ....,. 0 c J. Stanbury_ 5'
T. Hanlon run out ....... 0 b Stevens.. I
Bugh; Dau b and cliennedy 1 e Kennedy,
� .'0 b Kennedy- .. 2.
Barge run gift......,..... . .
Potts h Stevens 0 not out 0
Johnston b Kennedy 0 b Kennedy...,
Wilkin not out .0 b Stevens. • • . .0
Byes 7, leg byes 2, ;vides 1 10byes4legb's1 wides2.7.
18 33.
T13E OUTLOOK.
The following article, from the Ottawa
Free Press, requires no cominent :--
The
—The extraordinary number of office seek -l.
ers now at the Capital would seem to in-
dicate that promises of situations in the
publics service were freely used as induce-
ments in the late elections.. This was, per-
haps, only to havo been expected under
the circumstances. But there are also
here a great many visitors who.. are' not
office seekere ; they aim athigher gaIne,
• and doubtless many of. the debts contracted.
in the contest will be cancelled by slices of
territory in the North \Vest. 'Already --
there are rumors afloat of undertakings,
under various disguises for the purpose of
getting possession of tracts of land far be-'.
gond the limits of present settlement.
But it is quite possible that the result of
the elections in Manitoba may have a salu-
tary influence in directing the future policy
of the government in relation to the lands
of the North West, and if ministers are wise
they will give heed to that warning. For
good or ,ill they have secureda lease of
power and the people will look to,them for
the fulfillment within the corn
ing years of those flattering promises by
which confidence was secured. --It-is-to-he..
feared, however; that the idea that the`.
party ust have all consideration: and the
country attended to afterwards, has got so
strong a hold onthose who claim .credit for
recent successes that the present; -i3- only!'
the beginning of another era of exiraina-'
c . We would 'bo glad, indeed .were'
gar a n. ,
this apprehension unfounded': The re=
sources of the country should be. carefully
guarded, for the time is coining, and, may
ot bo far distant, when we will need all,
the attractive forces within our territory) to
prevent a collapse..
We have only to compare the positionof
the Dominion with thatof the . United
•--------Slatessean_.orsler-,tci,obtain a forecast of
what the inevitable results mustbe`of- a
policylof extravagande; .. Owing to foreign
demand for -our lumber. arid -:-agricultural.
products there has been a :vast .expansion
of trade. Good harvests have added to
our prosperity. Inflation has come as a
matter of course, and speculation is rife.
True there are parts of the country which
are not progressing; and from which many`
are (mg'ating to better thl.u,'condition,`.
but on the whole we are prosperous in spite
of bad government and extravagant waste.
of resources•, In a. time like this -it is the
duty of the men entrusted with the ad-
ministration of affairs to look carefully`:o
the ftrturo and provide:for exigencies wllicli.
the experience of the past has painfully as-.
cured us must rise in thefuture,' '.Batlike:
sperm thrifts who fancy their coffers can
never become empty,. Ministers are piling'.
up the public debt, and apparently' bent
on the one object of keeping the eapendi-,`
tore and income of. the. country on a level.
No greater 'error could be committed.
In a very short, time she UnitedS State's,
,
whose influence in a business sense is` of
enormous weight on our population, will
have wiped out their public debt. The
taxes imposed for that purposewill then.
have to be reduced ; the cost of riving will
immediately decrease, industry expand,
wealth will accumulate, while Canada with
its enormous and increasing fiscal burdens
will pass ander the rule•of foreign:ledgers.`.,
It is not by any means pleasant .to contem-`
plate' the contrast that will. .then be af-
forded by the two countries: From every
aide we hear warningsof a comingstorm,
and if Ministers are wise they will take in
sail. There may yet be time, to avert'
much' misery. It should be the aim of our
statesmen to bring the financial conditions,
in Canada to as near an approximation to
those of the United States as. possible,
so that when the break iu the existing Es-
oal system among our neighbors does come,'
we may not be laid prostrate under bur-
dens the like of which will be only an un-
pleasant
n pleasant recollection to then. •:
It will not have escaped notice that the
foreign capital, which we were • told was
seeking investment in this country, is note
going into manufactures, nor -into works of
----development. -All-of itas•for.land, rietslae.
ing but land, and the vast monopoly of the
soil, thus created, adds an additional dan-'
ger, instead of a comfort; to our fiitnre,
prospects. If the results show that the
late Cabinet meetings have been merely.
party palavers, at .w'hich_the a.poils_were_
divided, then we may prepare for a dismal,
denoument. ' But should it : turn out
that a great effort has been made to extend
our commercial relations with other coun-
tries, more especially—with the United
States, then we may hope for a possible,
escape from the evils that must follow. the
present policy of wastefulness.
11' NEARLY DEAI).
After taking some highly puffed np stuff, with
long testimonials, turn to Hop Bitters, and
have -no -fear of any Kidney or Urinary.
Troubles, Bright's Disease, Diabetes or. Liver
Complaint. These diseases cannot resist the
curative power of Hop Bitters ; besides it is
the best family medicine on earth.
Forest fires havo again broken out in North.
ern Michigan and immense'. destruction of
property is feared. Farmers are flexing in
every direction to avoid the flames. At "least
one village— that of Glendam—is alsothreat-
ened, It is to be hoped that the disastrous
experience of last year will not be repeated.
Hon. W. Macdougall is said to be preparing
a phamphlot on public affairs. ;
Fifty deaths.- oceurxed in New York on
Thursday, caused by the excessive heat. .
The, crop reports from Ireland are much
mote favorable than they were a few days
ago.
The .ludians in the ;Turtle, Mountain' coun-
try of Dakota threaten' to eject the whites um,
lees they leave the place.
Reformers of South Bruce have nominated
H. B. O'Connor, of Walkerton,- as candidate'
for the Local Leielature.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and the
Colonial Office are considering the subject of
assisted Irish emigration to Canada and other
colonies. "
In Marquette, Mau., four hundred ballots
thrown out on a count were so evenly divided
that Mr. Watson's Reform majorityeis. only
-reduced by five.
Bright's Disease of the ,KidY,,
ne s Diabetes
and other Diseases of the Kidneys and Liver;
which you' are being so frightened about, Hop
Bitters; is the only -thing that will snrelyand
permanently'prevenfraud:cure. All other .pre-
tended cures only relieve for a time and "teen
make you many times worse.
• Ontario, New, Brunswick, 'Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island, and: British Columbia
all possess Deform Local LegisIatures,_and
Manitoba Will soon follow suit..
Returns from British Columbia show that
the Local Tory Government has been defeated
by an overwhelming' majority. So far twelve
Opposition, four Government, and ond• 'In-
dependent have -been. elected.
The compromise offered by the Reformers
of North Renfrew has been accepted by " the
Conservatives, and Mr. W. B. McAllister, Iu--
dependent, will be elected -by acclamation,: to •
represent the riding in. the Local Legislature.
' The petition:against the retain of Prof.'
Foster'in King's county, N. B.," which was
filed on:Thursday, claims that the Professor
was aware of .the use of money;. liquor, and
other corrupt; practices to secure his return.
The Hon. Joseph Chapleau has,beenoffered`.
'and has accepted a seat inDominion
Cabinet _ The_ -Hon, Joseph Alfredtele, Meussean
retires,' and 1 till succeed Mr. Chapleau as
Premier of tluebec, the latter. taking Mr.
'Mousseau'e position as Secretary of State. •
Cropadvices are uniformly favorable. ICen-
tucky•hasproduced' about 18,000,000 bushels
of winter wheat, or 50 per cent. more, than
the average for the state,,and.farmers in 111
inois, Iowa, and Minnesota: continue to report
favorable prospects: The glowing reports of
wheat yield of 1882 in Kansas would seem to
haveunderestimated rather than exaggerat-
ed the situation The State Board of Agricul,
Lure .estimated the average yield at.20 bush-
els to ` the acre throughout the • State, but
some authorities are.of'opinion now that this
[igare'is 15 or20 per cont. below the mark.
.Don't be Alarmed..
at Bright's l)isease Diabetes, or any disease of
the kidneys. liver or urinary orgaus, as II'op;
Bitters will certainly and •lastingly, cure you,
and it is the only thing tliatwill,
IIuL]LETT- V()'1'.iJns L1ST.
OT10E is hereby given that Thrive transmitted or
i delivered to%the 'persons, mentioned in the third
and. fourth seetious of the "Voters' 'List Act". '. the
copies required by said, section to be so transmitted or
delivered of the list, made pursuant to said Act, of all
Per -song -appearing by the lastrevised Assessment Moll
of the.said Municipality to Ile..entited to vote; in' the
Said municipality at Elections for members of the'Le-
gislative Assembly and at. Municipal Elections.; =Sud
that said list was first posted ep,at my;office at Hal-
lett on the twentieth day:of July, 1882,; and
remains there fur inspection; Electors are called upon
Jo, ex4niinc the said' lit and if any omissions or other
errors four herein,. t fdtgke iiumediate-preeeediiags.:
to:have the.. said errors corrected according to law.'
Hallett 2)01, July., 1882. .1, BRAITHIiAITL•"..
• • , , Clerk of said+Municipality,
Forest fires have broken oat in Forth:Eastern
Michigan, and great damage is being done to
farm property.
• The officers of . the Canada Pacific railway
have compiled a crop report for Manitoba,
which indicates that the harvest in •that Pre-
sence wilt, altogether, be quite up to the ave-
rage. Late frosts and 8continned 'drought:
have retarded growth iu some localities, the
general cry being for more rain, The area of
land taken taken up this season has been un-
usually 1airge. Over three thousand entries
have already been made at the Turtle Moun-
tain .office alone.
Mr. W. D. Balfour, Reeve of Ampherst
burg, and editor of the Echo of that town,
was nominated on Friday to 'contest the re-
presentatien of South Essex in the Ontario
Legislature, Mr. Balfour is an ableand
and would makegood man a go d repre-
sentative, We knew him when he had hardly
two cents to rub together. The Conserva-
tives selected Dr. Wright. The vacancy was
caused by the resignation of Mr,Wigle, elect-
ed M.P. at the late general election.
The latest -reP Arts from Ottawa contain
these:political items of importance :' Sir A.
T: Galt will not go. to England for several.
weeks yet. ' Mr.14lacdouga'.1, will petition
against the retain' of Mr. Dari -son for Algoma,
on, grounds which willbring the :boundary
question -before the, courts. ,_Mr. Caron will.
not retire from the Cabinet; and no-cnanaes
will take place for some time. ' Sir John
Macdonald will not visit Manitoba this year.
He is disgusted at the rebellious spirit dis-
played by :the Western Conservatives who
will have none of lips railway monopoly, .
r
s. Dining the past week a couple of strange
chaps have been through the neighborhood in
the capacity ofwashing. •machinepedlers.. A
few•days ago they fell in with Mr.' Cr.' Sumner
and induced' him to take an agency of :the.
machine. Drawing from their pocket* a book
of printed forms to take his order fora num-
ber of machines, as ho thought, lie signed his.
name in two or three' places. Che seine: even•
ing the strange chaps were in Dublin trying l
to sell Mr. Sumner's note to the amount of
4200 or thereabouts, Failing in Dublin, they
tried.,t the bank in Mitchell, with no better
SUCceBS. The'swinclle has worried- Mr. Sam-
-Der -so -much that his mind '.has given way
under the presspre, and he is in a,'very pre-
carious mental eondidition. -What' has be-
come of the fraudulent notes is not yet_known
Persons hiereabnutsshould look oat for similar
swindles.
A REIOMKIiABLE ESCAPE. •
Mrs. Geo. C. Clarke, of fort Dalhousie, On-
tario, states that she had been confined to her
room for a long time with that dreadful disease,
Consumption. The doctors said she could not
escape au early grave, but fortunately she be-
gan taking Dr, King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and in ashore time was completely
cured. Doubting ones, please write Mrs.CarJee,
aud_be convinced. Try a bottle free at Combos'.
Drug Store. I•argo size $1:00.
C.' Schitesmnyer, Boot •find
Shoe maker. First-class work at low
price... Air assortment of -made ead ksw .r�l ready-made
fine goods, on hand. Repairing - g neat-.
ly done..Shop—,NEXT 000a TO KER..
NEDI-'S HOTEL; CLINTON. _
0BB--Thousands of graves are
annually robbed of their
victims, lives prolonged;. EDha andre-
stored
health re
stored by the use of the great _PP
CEI MANINVIG0R ATOR
which' positively and permanently cures Impotency
(caused by excess of any kind,) Seminal Weakness, and'
all diseases that follow as a sequence of Self -Abuse, as
loss of energy, loss of memory, universal lassitude, pain
ie the back, dimness of vision, premature old age, and
many other diseases that leadto insanity or consunip-
tionpnd a premature grave.;
Send•for'circulars with testimonials free by mail.
„The INYL0UR ATORis old at $1 per box; or six boxes
for 89, byall druggists, or will be sent free by mail; se-
. curdy -
e -,curer• willed, 00 receipt of price, by addressing.
F. J.:CHI•;NEY Druggist
187 Summit St.. Toledo Ohio.
.,1.'11.:(k,rnbe - s
solos entfor'Clinton
Bi cklen's Arnica Salve.
' The.best. Salve in the 4,orld for Cuts. Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt. Rheum. 1''over, Sores, Tetter,
ChappedlTands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin.
Eruptions, and positively 'cures Piles. ' It il;
guarranteed to give .perfect.. satisfaction, or
inoneyrefunded. Price25 cents per box. For.
sale by J. H. Combe.
J • • h'n IVBcGarva
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TURER
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SALT t�IAVUT' L . ,
AND DEALER 17
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
G E _ ,
ALBERT .STREET,
• Opposite the ToO-$ IIid1.
Very .Gho.ae Lard, Hams &: Bacon
e
. s['er•sale ;it ,lowest.prices. • -
I Cash paid; for Farm. Products.
.J.' McGARVA.;
QlApril'4,1SS2.
r Boot and .` Shoe
gab. stito. "Making.
akin. g.
rillilisubscribcr take; rid; means'' of thanking hi,
numerous friends for their liberal patronage for
=the pasttwenty years, and also wonld..bg to say-. that
the has engaged the bestw•orkmau avid is note prepared
to fill all: orders on the shortestuotice and'in first-class
style, and hoping that he may receive as liberal ashare
of patronage in the future..-
Sewed work a epecl>allty.
IL. BEACOM.;`.
IIE SUBSCRIBER MAKES- A SPECIALTY
1 of this business and keeps constantly'ou hand
a large assortment of
COFFINS, CASKETS,
COFFIN 'IRI1VIMINGS,
SHROUDS,
Anil everything in th"'lindertal ing"Line, and
Can furnish c\'cry:thmg suitable, far a, funeral
on the shortest notice aitd
m the
A
At lost Rea � •
s ��able _
Rates
TWO SPLENDID LI14: A.I'1SES
:KEPT FOR:•IfillE.
REMEMBER' TI
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CO . HALL.
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T TEVENSON.�.
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TRUNKS, VALISES, &c.,.
W111uH..WILT 13i2' 900111'
AT VERY LOW. RATES.
NewtonIetiflis
HARNESS : MAKERS,
CLINTON.
11111.111.011
mnflOOmmilintimol. (*mom=
I`s 1Lceomntended. by Pllysieians.
CURES
Catarrh: of the Nasal.Cavlty-Chrpnic and' Ulcerative;
Catarrh of Pio Ear, Eye -or. Throat. It Is taken
INTERNALLY and.acts DIRECTLY upon
the•elood and' Mucous' Surfaces of the
n
System. the WORLD, and is worth ALL,
It is the best Blood Purifier
• I
fat is charged .for It, for.
• . THAT alone,
-ONLv INTERNAs. CURE FOB CATARRH
IN :1'i•1. 7'1:�1ZKF7r ,
10 ,
Ao Off r $0170 'o: say taed.oE'
Cata:riz 1' a `l i t dare _
�00
lY"r:•i. t., March -23, 1882.
My little daught' ,ab led with Catarrh
for two years, un 1 i3 o, ; `nuiob•benefitted by
-the -use at ball's-;Uleuurll.Cure•" 'She is now
about euros. W. T. HOUSE.
Wr i r n r•, Ont 11f arch:20, 1882.
I have used " Ball s C %t'arrlt Guh:e,"r and judge
ing from the good results I derived from one
bottle, believe it will cera the moststubborn
case of Catarrh if its use be continued for a
reasona0,e le:igth•ot time.
W. LI. REDEEMS.
We (r Oat., March 20, 1882.
P J C,randv iC 1,1 1 1 l.j, O.
Gents. -Have soli ;HAI heriatarrh Dire for the
:'. last year, mud ft giV01 entire Satisfaction. •
Yours' truly,
H.•SV. $01.380N, Druggist.
Hall's Catarrh ' Cure
Ig sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
and Doalo 's in Patent Modioines in,
' tbetliited Staten and Canada.
, Pit OL"
?5'CentS f'• '2., $3..00 fl Dane
The only genuine Hall's <:atarrh Cure is man.
ufacture-+ by F. S. CILllo, E'Y d. CO,,, Toledo, O.
I 'Bowa1e of Imitations,
Bottled for the Ontario trade by,
H. W.-. HOBSON: Welland. Ont.:
J'.''t1. C1ONIBE, 'Agent,' Clinton.
Wish most respectfully to return their sincere thanks to thein' friends and customers
for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon them in the past, and at the same, time
would say that they will in the future (as in the past) do their utmost• to supply ,'all.
entrusting them with their patronage for Hardware, Stoves,' &c., ivitll the ;very pest
goods at the very lowest possible prices. We would also, take this opportuninty of
informing the public in general that we have ,
Hardware,Stoves,.&c in the store in the
Opened up.a new. stock of, .. ,�
Beaver' Block,- next door; to Tohmpson & Swatzer's"'Grocery,
Where we will keep on hand a grand stock of STOVES, HARDWARE, TINWARE,.ite.
'' 'f :
Our stockat the old stand in the Red Erick Store will at allomss be oundp in assort-
ment
ment and quality. Our prices will also be found as low as any'.3souse in the trade. . Solicit-
ing a continuance of public 'pataonage,we are, yours &C.
MANCFI STORE,
BEAVER BLOCK
NEXT TO THOMPSQN (35 SWITZERR'S.
SIGN' 01' flIE-;P-ADLOCK, ;
RED BRICKSTORE
Alip8iT.:•S.'IREET ;C LI\TOY.
The undersigned desires to inform the ladies of Clinton and surrounding country that
he has secured the services of A FIRST 'CLASS: MILLINER, who has had a large
'Iajtperience in thin line of business. He would also take -this opportunity. of thanking
his numerous customers ad:fri'end0-:for their liberal patronage
r in the past wasad-solicits
a continuance of thee same, and would invite•them:to come and see. his large stock. of
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY,
-Before' making_their.seasotl.'_s:purghases, believing it will lie to their advantage', as it
the largest stock helms ever offered, comprising Paris, London, and New York designs
in plain and fancy straws, in all the newest shapes and styles. -.
BROCADED R1BBONS, till widths and shades. '_FEATHERS-, FLOWERS, SILKS,
SATINS and SUMMER PLUSH in all colors, '.selected in the best markets,
LACE CURTAINS, 'EMBROIDERIES GLOVES, CORSETS, A SPECIALTY.
Plain and Fancy Straws done oyer in all the newest styles. Farm produce taken.
R. BEESLEY; VICTORIA STREET, CLINTON.
T.A'Z'TS
�
CH1V.�:ISTS &DRUGGISTS,
Albert Street, Clinton.
The public will find our stock of lneslicines complete, warranted 'genuine, and of
the best quality:,.
TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY,'' SHOULDER BRACE'S, TRUSSES, SPONGES,
AND ALL KINDS ,OE .DRUGGSTS'' SUNDRIES' USUALLY REPT
IN A FIRST CLASS DIWG STORE.
1111411 ron..THE
AT
HURRAH
THOMPSON &SVVITZER'S.
TEA POR'THE MILLION. ---TEA 4 LBS. FOR, V. ,TEA 3 LBS. FOR
1. LI-QUOR TEA, WITH EVERY 3 -LBS.I A VALUABLE BOOL{:
7 lbs. J I for ''1.00.
Gollerai:GR
0 y,
SRI
c eap - :a
fresli.
+ n - ,�
I; nue stool. of PRJNELLA a and under co
and soots �•ilv.
Shoes.
--Now is your time toi buy. ' LADIES 3 D ES TIE AND
O very._ <: ...-
BurroN SII Es cheap. • inspect our stock. Trade taken for ]iootsand Shoes.
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ever. and 1ssWarecheaperthan
Call and be coati it,c•ed. - Ail linails of produce takelr'at highest incoket prices.
.Cir&ToN June • 1882:
> � TI�OM -
' ' • PS010T 8i;- SWITZER.
CENT.. AL �, DR
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S OR -E-
HUMPHREY'.S HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES UTICURA REMEDIES,.
G IILMEDIhS,': •
- ICEI\rDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
And'all the recent t sten kept '
is m stock or racured, to order.
;Pp
A.1 large; stock :Of �IIL HAIR BRUSHES,T
TOILET I
T SETS> SPONGES,.
P� '
.. ERFUMERY, .&c.;.,Veryehep.
CELLULOID TRUSSES at reduced rates. .PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS and family
receipts accurately compounded with care and `despatch.
JA .: I.�V1 3 F
CHEMIST 'AN,.DRUGGIST,
CLINTON, ONT.'
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ETT&BOLES7
Proprietors. :. .
The subscribers take this opportunity of informing the public that they -have erected % a large, new
:Woollen Mifl in Clinton, with =a capacity three times,00:great as the old ono, have fitted :up the
- same with the very best and latest impraved,Maclnnery, and are prepared to turn. out
CUSTO
ilk'' WORK -AND 1Y..MANUFA CT'U RING.. .
On theilortest notice acid in the bust worlrinaulike manner' 1possible:
..::
Carding, Spinning l�e:ivin �;Mani1tacturin g oi'a11 kind
Blankets, ;Flannels,
n,
�eGs 1ce
ads full Cloth IIo2se
llanhets; Stocking ,Yarn, etc., made to
order and kept constantly .ora band to eel o.Ioco ige fol a,Jool ; ot- sell chea 1 � .f or cash. ': '
'ROLL- CARDINGr . A• SPECIALITY.
Having placed iii. our' factory a.eom complete and new Roll Macliiu i• i t
,, 1,1 Carding o, fa u cis inay estiec+
the best Rolls it is Possible -'to wake. Satisfaction in this Imp and all 'ethers guaranteed.
'EXCHANGING FO 3. .WOOL;
Farmers, bring in you, wool,; wew,11 baka or.exchabge it,f roods. Our, Factory being callable
of manufacturing one hundred thousand pounds of Wool in a year,: you' will always finds market
• for your Wool in Clinton, Y 1 mai .et
5 0 ancl.'THE.HIC+HEST PRICE PAID.
• •. DPE+ SPA2`CH :o ' SLT 'AN.JBSS: •
Gur;eapacity being so great, you will always be able to have your work doneori'the shortest notice
'Our' 1'Idt:-GORREE-CLthaslu.g Carried onthe Woollen bueinees for the' last' seven years, in Cliiiton, '
takes this opportunity:of thanking his many caste -416n and-filen.de far-th 1—71heral patronage-i,t.
'vie past, and the neW 111'111 ,would kindly solicit tilt patronage of all his old -customers; and.
hundreds of`new ones.
CORBETTBOLES, CLiNTQN•
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DOW ,ITS_
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I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. AND KNOW, IP
W. SIMPSON, Clinto.
)irnton Cabinet Comp'y.:
In `011C1to meet our inn
ul trade we hal
'e
laurrlt the-Llatory_atcljo�called � 1V.13. ()rich,
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and after .getting .it -under way We are prepnre ' to., ;
-lllanufactul'e
Everything -in. the Furniture line,
t
Frolu the 'cheapest to the best sets, with the latest
styles and No. 1 finish and workmanship.
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Ordered work' a specialty and satisfaction guaranteed
UNDERTA,KING'
We l'isl'e also added this branch to olir business;.
unci in .it at all., tiniei-will be found everything to
meet the
irequirenients of. all..
A. HANDSOME,EARE 1PIT FOE, IIIL
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.,Py,$trict attention to business -and all eye to accom-
modate and I2lease,'we-hope to merit the confidence
of all.
GEORGE DIEHL & :CO.