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-1ltouso basbeen
tsiasirt in the in -
and.
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and their- ells-
!.r the weight of
t insist upon 1'c:-
, 24(>= lbs.,; whilst
it e more than
tl at Brad tirWs
west of Sparta,
Wednesday last.
hely to roll into.
1tlloir a104
n;
Inst death.
age. -
of C€uba, Aile-
rating kiiidlings
right hand was
sliver was re-•
aealc:tl,. but pain,
to the arm, and
r intense stiffs r -
r (lays after tie
quartz has : Jet.it
'e miners,. how-
tiitfist of mita:ratt
r€icr(l�
t:r In the: State
elteir, Troy, ro , heti
'Ivey Magic firri
the apple trees
their !white ane!
,mall -pox is of
ria
New York.
.litre last `week
t G t4} ma lug sial
r
[ie t`t me a anises,
fear.
tht;u fatal and
t•'d from Katt
tiaunberlin has
! erk for sending
ti the post, and
Oi•(a.
(lYly ()f Virginia
Il declaring that
a tl. to Lattsialia,
:his powers, anti
t1 zurpa:ticrn apse!
!tate- may be as-
tp idly and hope-
c from military
s.- -S Washing, -
it (rant has re-
ft niu bili! with,
not withdraw
New- Orleans,;
t 1`laltiin.ore,
words as to the
!e_wing Machine.
-t the first-class_
ile suited for use
It is simple and
r1111S eatery, a1u1
y t4' work. We
'econi:mend it to:
[-` : seW`I:Ug
rtore.
BI T}1$. -
GE iA rrt.- -In Tuckerslnith, on Jan. 17,
the > wife of Mr. Thonnas Gemmell, of A
YOUNG.—In Soafortb,t on Jan: 14, the
wife of M. N. 11. Young, of a son.
BE :a .—It' Seaforth on Jan. ` 19, the wife
of Zenas Beam, of a eon.
CALLANDER.—In Clinton, on Jan.(17, the
wife of Mr. R. Callander, of a son.
WILsoa , —10 Windsor, on Jan. 15, the
wife of Mr. S. Wilson, of a son.
MARRIAGES. -
Ilmeo Ileac e• ---At the residence of
the bride's father, on Jan. 8, by Rev.
J, Pritchard,, Mr. Thomas Hislop, to
Miss Agues Black, both of Turnberry,
PAf �rAN4 0 E. ----In Wingham, on
San. 8, by Rev. H. Kellum, Mr. George
A Page, of Wingbam, to Miss Eliza-
beth \intone!, of Morris.
jk-HAXiFIF--MC 0NI .; At Sunnyside;.
the residence of the bride's brother, .
Warterdown, on Jan. 13, by • Rev-. S.
W. Fisher, assisted by Rev. R ;N.
'Grant, Ingersoll, Mr. W. Mdiate, of
Clinton, to Louisa,,third daughter: of
Mr. Janes MoMonies, ex -M. P.
DEAT.5.
LAwRE. eB.—In• Tuckersmith, on Jan.
14, Ellen, wife of Mr. John Lawrence,
aged 56 years.
LAs•TrAm.---In Buissels, on Jan. 17, the.
infant son of Mr. Richard. Lasliam,
aged7 weeks.
McIvElt, —In Clinton,. on, -Jan. 15, Nor-
man A. 13. McIver, aged 4 years and 4
months-
Josi -In Clinton, on Jan. 16, Eva, in-
fant ehiid. of Mr. J. Joslin.
DAR.R. In Hallett, on Jan. 16, Alexan-
der Darr, aged 100 years.
CRI(!.—In Goderich Township, on Jan.
20, after a lingering illness, John Craig,
aged 76 years and 5 months. -
UFFALO LIVE STOCK -MARKET.
BuFFAl.o, Jan, 21, 1875.
+-,A' LE Receipts to -day 867. head,
snaking the total supply for the week,
thus far, 7,276. head, or 428 cars, against
304 cars for the same time last week.
Although the run is -heavier than for the
last three we8ks, the supply of prime
cattle has been very small. Canada
stock is quoted at $3 874.
SHEEP AND LAMBS. ---Receipts to -day
4,400 head, making the total supplyfor
the week, thus far, 22,800 head, against
13,400 head for the same time last week.,
Market opened slow ; feeling dull, with
prices lc., off on goott sheep, and lc. On
common, from last week's opening prices.
Yards full of stock, of good quality.
Prices -ranged from $5 15 to $6 40.
Roos.--eceipts" to -day 2,700 head,
making the total supply for the week,
thus far, 16,200 !lead, against .15,300
for the same time last week. Market
opened. slow. . Sales about 1,000 head.
Twelve cars in the yards to operate with,
all light hogs and Yorkerl. But few
heavy hogs received this wetik for sale.
Light store pigs under 150 lbs. not want-
ed at hardly any price, Yorkers $6 25
to $6 65. Purchasers wanting good
prime heavy hogs. .j
MINK FUR SETS
ALL
PRICES AND STYL ES
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE,
WOOLEN `SHAWLS,
BREAK FAST SHAWLS,
SONTAGS, CLOU—DS,
SCARFS, &O.;
AT HALF PRICES,
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE, -
SEAFORTH�
. - BUSINESS CHANGE. i !
TEE Partnership heretofore existing between
Robert. Callander, Hugh Scott and Hugh Wal-
lace, under the name of CALLANDER, SCOTT
& Co., of the Town of Clinton and Village of
Londesborough, will be dissolved ou the First day
of Marela next. The business will be carried on
after that date, under taestyleof the old firm of
Callander & Scott, lir. Wallace retiring from the
business '
N. B.—All acaonnta due are expected to be paid
by vhe lit of February next,
371 CALLANDER, SCOTT & do.
Clinton, Tau. 8, 1875. ' , -
LIFE OF LIVINGSTONE.
MR. VPm. Dynes, agent for the above work, will
Killip, on MONDAY, Jan. 25. Subseribors who
may have to leave home will pleas° leave the
AUCTION SALES, money behind them, so . that the agent may not
1 be delayed in his -work.
Lot Con. I
FOR SALE.
T1� t undersigned has a combined Reaper and
Mower, manufactured by Messr�s.THOMSON
& WILLIAMS, of Mitchell, which he now offers
for gale. It has been: only' two years in ase,. and
will be solei to suit purchasers. Apply to JAMES
McKENZIE, Lot 42, Con. 14, Hibbort. . 872
commence delivering in the township of Me- 1
Saturday, Jan. 2`3;. on 19, 14,
Hay, Fa: m Stock, Implements and.
Household. Furniture. Barbara Naff
sicker, proprietress ; E. Bossenberry,
auctioneer,
Tuesday, Jan. 26, on .Trot 12, Con. 14,
Hullett, Farm Stock and Implements.
Alexander Young, proprietor ; G, Kirby,
auctioneer.
On Thursday, Jan. 25, at Varna, Farm
Stock and Implements. II. Powell, pro-
prietor ; E. _13ossenberry, auctioneer.
On Tuesday,. Feb. 16, -on Lot 5, Con.
4, Hullett, Farm Stock and Implements.
James Martin, proprietor J.- P. Brine,
auctioneer.
•
'n a
god s
tate o
f cnitiva-
_�_ cleared and i ,
- ..__ __ � of which are clea e 1
372-1 = -
W11 DINES.
CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE.
•
ANY quantity of Cedar Posts may bo had—also
square timber-=ou Lot 6, Con. 4, Hullett, or
au applieution to - D. AloGIIEGOR,"
373-4 Harpnrhey.
-• FARM, FOR SALE. -
THE subscriber offers for sale the west halt of
Lot 22 Con. 9, Hallett, containing 50 acres, 45
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTH, Jan. 21, 1875.
There is this week a slight cleclilie in
grain quotations, and buyers_ are. uneasy
even at the prices quoted lest there
miry be a further decline. A consider-
able quantity, has been delivered during
the week. Hay remains firm at quoted
prices.. The pork season is now about-
over,. and deliveries are falling off. Wood
is only in moderate demand. Saw bogs
o y
seem to be the staple article just now.
-e quote
Fall Wheat (new) 0 83 to- 0 86
Spring Wheat, per bushel ... 0 85 to -0 87
Oats (new) perbashel- 36 to 0 37
Peas (new) per bushel_:.. ... ..
Barley (new) per
Baiter, a. 1,. Loose.......... • ... -
Butter in tubs. .....
Egos
Flour ........... ..-,
Hay: newv
Hideo .. ...
tion. Thereais a new frame house and young or-
! chard oil the farm; also 10 acres of fall wheat.
The above place is satnatod 61 miles from Clin-
ton , two miles; from Loudeeboro, and one pule
and'a half from grist and sawmill ; terms liberal.
Apply to JOHN MU1RDOCK,
8724 Londcsboro.
BULL CALF FOR SALE.
EVERYTHING IN THE LINE
OF
IDIR, Y. G-OOIDS,
TO BE HAD AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH' STORE,
SE &FORTH..
+h b d Durham Bull Calf -
one year old, of dark red color. His .pedi-
gee is first class, and can be examined by inten-
ding
�
�l- to . G. M. C iESNEY,
266nlg purchasers. Apply
Huron Road, Tnekersmith.
THE KNABE PIANO..
THE Great Piano of America and Europe. The
chosen to grace the Salons of the wealthy and
tilled, and to charm the circles of the °altered
who gather there, leaving the noted Apostles of
the Piano, such as Thalborg, Gottschalk, Mar-
montel, Lncan, Kellogg, Rubinstein, &o., enrap-
tured with these superb instruments.
THE STODART PIANO.
HERE never, was a poor Stodart Piano made,
THERE
as ever known to be returned or
exchanged for' any other, because they have al-
ways been bought by discriminating buyers, and
in the history of Piano making Stodart is known,
as one of the greatest workmen inventors that
ever lived."—Mattered.
FOR SALE. -
AHouse and Lot, with large stable, well and
pump, in the village of ltosborough, about
t eo miles from Seaforth. Apply to BENJAMIN !
E1)EN, Harpurhey. 372a4
SIMMONS
2a4
DRESSMAKING. -
ISS DALTON begs to;'uotify the Ladies et
Seaforth, that she hal engaged the rooms
0 60 to 0 67 lately occupied by Miss McIntosh., where she in -
90 to 0 96 tends to carry on dressmaking, and hopes by care -
to 0' 20 fill atteution to duties to merit a liberal share of
0 to 0 20 their patronage, e724
0 00 to 0 15 _ _ _ _.
000 to 500
10(10to1200
6 00 to 6 00
Veal calf. per pound.. ........ to 0 10
Sheep ski ls.. .
Salt (rote il) per barrel, ... .... .
Salt (wholesale) per barrel
Potatoes, per bushel, new .. -
Oatmeal'' brl . ........• •
Beef..... .
Pork.... ....
CLINTON, Jan. 21, 1875.
Fall What, per bushel
Spring Wheat, t,: per mshel .........
Oats, per bn mel .. , • .
Barley, per bushel ..... .
Peas, per bushel . -
Batter.
Potatoes.....,-
Egga' ..... ......
Hay,per ton,. ,
Pork,.. .... ...
TORONTO, . Jan. 21, 18 73.
v.
FOUND.
TETWEEN Cox's Tavern and Egmondviile, on
SUNDAY, Jan. 3, a women's woolen DRESS.
0 50 to 1 00 .1 The -owner can have the same. 1st lay residence in
0 75 Zurich, by paying for this advertisement. -
0 70 372 REV. A. VOCLnODT.
0 50 to 0 65 , '1
0 00 to 600 1 ESTRAY PIGS, •
50 to 2 eo ,
1.00 as 5 50 (`AME auto the . re,ulaes of the undersigned, ` BCf1``ETS;
v Lot 6, Con. 4, Halton two small PIGS. `i'he H A. 7 90toS. 15 .;x
owner can have the same by pro viiia property and
1 paying expenses.' !
g:,o_4 - •DANIEL Mc:GREGOi .
MARSHALL & MENDELL PIANO.
- KABLE for standing in tune. Any
R amount of durability. Beautifultonch. Me-
dium size. Low in price. Fully warranted:
Matchless tone.
Light & Ernst, Rogers, Heintzman, &c.,
On hand or to o}der.
t
SIMMONS & CLOUGH ORGANS.
United
NOT only the prettiest organ
in the Una
States, but the BEST, all things cousiderod.
—llirsIcaa. Crux. -
GEORGE WOODS & CO.'S ORGANS.
>t E1IA12riA$I;E for Choir purity of tone. Thor-
ough Work and Finish, and great beauty and
variety of their Solo Stops Eoliue,Vox Humana
and Piano. •
TIME CANADA ORGAN CO.'S
• • In Stock in Variety.
LESLIE, SKIRRO W iC ' SMITH,
I 93Yonae Street, Toronto, -
372.52 SOLE AGENTS.
_ i 1LLI NERY,
IN
SUCH AS
O 80tt 082
0800 082
0 35 c• 0 36
O 95e'►0 097
0' 65 0" 0 68
0 22 fJ 0 25
. 0 55 t 060
0 15 O. 0 17 - I Alessrs Sellars and Brown. Also work of i e and
11 00 �w} 13 00 2d forme, with class, by Miss Elston. A 11111 at-
. 7 50 tea tl 09 , tendance is. requested. - 372-2
I
EXETER TEACHERS' INSTITUTE;
I BE hest meeting of the Exeter District Teach-
- T ers' Institute will be held in the School House,
Exeter, on Saturday, Jan 30, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Programme. -Addresses from the President. and
There were in to -clay about 400 bush.. 1
CARD
of wheat at; 0Oo3to C-ic for Treadwell, and To the Electors of East Hwron.
91c for spring ; 500 hush. of barley at GENTLEMEN : Having_ again, been elected by a
r-1 `[0 • 1 500 bush, of peas at ' handsome majority, to represent you in the
1 0 to •k , '` Legislature of Ontario, I shall continue to en-
7Sc to 76c ; `300' bush. of oats at 45c, and 1 deeper to merit the confidence yon repose in me,
100 bush. of rye at 70c to 7 le.. Hay by continuing to advocate everyanimist-
was
1 ' 1 t
was in good supply, selling at from $13 1 ea to a k ,ace one fthe generous support you
, have accorded ' , I ago taut - rs
measure c a c,u a - S � P Ft '11 `'3 _
best
.. r ,
FLOWERS,
1; EATH.ERS,
BUCKLES,
JIBS,
&C.,
A SPECIALITY
- AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE,
interests of the country •
. –"
Thanking g S t :
to $20as to quality. Hogs were easier m1g
to buv, $8 at the close being about the , 872-1 'TROMAS GIBSON.
highest pri...ce, except :for butchers' use. _ MEETING:
Butter sold at 25c to 27c for pound rolls, ANNUAL. M'EE
but strictly fine would comluancl lc to 3c TOTICr is hereby given that the annual meet- ;•
Eggs • worth �! c to 3Oc fe:= l� ` ane of the members of the Hallett I nmigra
Snore. Eggs are H 11
fresh.
'! S will b held iu the -`leen a
MOURNING DRESS GOOD
tion Ait Society wi e e c • - �
Clinton, oil MONDAY, Feb.. eb. 1, 1475, at o'clock
BLACK LUSTRES,
FRENCH AIERIN o
_ -
°1 1S 7 5 , P. M•: for `Cho purpose of appointing officers for
1
l,0'S` ON, Jan , Cha ensuing year,raii=1 also to consider the prop !
\\, ll:.te feel! w heat, Deihl,.
$1 60 to Atte of converting the said Society into a County ,
read:\j elI of to t 65, red society,, t = 3b called the " Huron Immieaation i
"1 1JAMES IIILAI'TH\VAIE,
o e ='
+, Sir
/J, 5 Aid Society =
�c=niter, :�1. 40 to tiI 5(1, spring. $L a0 to
�i 60 , gals, X72.1 Secretary.
t $1 15 to $1 16 ; peas,
$1 13 to $1 20 ; barley, $ 2 10 to $2 30 ; SITUATION WAN TED.
eggs, store lots, per doz., 20c to 1e ;t•XTANTED, by a 'young roan, a Battalion as Cts-
farmei.s', 22e to 23e , butter, crock, 22c VY sistunt book-keeper. to rst-e ass 2001efereSeaforth
ces
to '25c ; rolls, 25c to 25c ; firkin, 20c. to can be proeured Apply B, ,�
l.
2; c ; pork, Post Office.,r7 75 to $8.
TORONTO l� TO C` A iTLE MARKET.
1LLT .
NOTICE. -
��
LL parties indebted either by note or book
- Tom -T°, Jan. 21, 1875 amount to tJho late win. llcl{ay; blacksmith,
B1 b\:.c-.—Iteceipts: have been lame, " late of the village of Brussels, are requested to
but the enquiry has fallen off soltre�vllat call and settle the Baine at once, at my residence,
1Mill Street, Brussels.
Irs. D. 1Ic1CAY.
'LIST OF LETTERS
-?ElIAI1iING in the Seaforth Post Office un -
in consequence of less favorable advices
from the .eastarn markets. The greater
part of those offering has, however, found
•
buyers, hut at less flan prices. e
supply of first-class is still below the lnlcaned for u Dee. 8,1874
b;Tones, -Mrs. or nisi Ism
-
wants -
wa.,nts of buyers, ,andall that can Aranstronq, A.
sell readily at former prices, :4.75 to $5• Ariu,trt, Tiobert
Second-class have been abundant, and Beatty, Samuel
have constituted the great bulk of the Braaten, J. H.
supply. Prices have been decidedly Bri�eto ,tsAirs. C.
P y
easier at $3.75 to ti4.25, and the latter _11.,,y„„8, Joseph , -
for choice; only . Third-class have not . Ch- ,. a home Nora',
bells
Jonas, H. -
Jon, George
Rapper, Jean Kane
Iia; s, Thomas.ul
Lusden, J. _'
Moore, Mr.•
Morrison, Janes
Mungass,William
varied Much, all offeringgoing off at .,; Cashen, llLisy Kato 3lcraggart, D.
• . to.` S 1.59, according to quality. I Cha 'Mrs. John DlcrillanSohn B. , S. a
SEFk.— Z hc; supply has increased Cameron,
son, ir. Peters, Florence Miss
wants of buyers ; all offering find a really
Dunbar, ams
sale at thin prices First-class are firm uiliaoy, r ;Naas
but Unchanged_ at 6 to 8.' Second- . (-ribr or, alms B.
class are rather higher at a to <> 0 . 0ny, c•eorge Itobert
b It if Ward. Thomas
Third-class are not gulch wanted, Hanson, James
and $3 50 Harringlov T. J. Ward, Timothy
offered "gale! probably comm ,
,
to 1\ 11 u1s �x�h,
slglrtl� , Snit still remains below ttae
Reddy, Mrs.,
Robertson., John'
fioaers, D.
Roc, Richard
Shaw, Jeune'
Stevenson, Donald .
Henderson, Miss Janet
' iWanless, lames -
Harlington Tames CT• i la , - 1r.
• A' for but Wallace, Henry
L4}zus—Are: eagerly enquired :Hess, George West, Ednrned C.
are not to be had, save in very small Humber,
011 S. DICKSON,n)d 0.1'• u
lots. Prices are very firm and all that
o
can, be had are taken, at an advance of F .
1_ ally at
50 ter. �a 50, an second-class � : h either by note or book ac. +
with mere k'alitel at these figures.
_-OTICE TO DEBTORS.
T • 9v first-cla§s_ sell red ° McIntyreT &Fills, So$ .
about
•
o S - s at $+
�l 1a8 ,i 75 ALL parties indebted tob,co ut are re-
tlA t
Third-class `are purely nominal, as none f Fel, a e, t fa
forth, er erthe 1st of
quested to settle the same en. or befo ` incurred.
a r otherwise c. 1 Bye will l_
sale but �t7oultl being , Thai i�no idle tlrroa cINTYRE & 'ILL.i!S.
J?R E!'CII REPPS,
s
BA R.: G A i N$, B .
THIS WEEK.
BARGAINS in DRESS GOODS,
BARGAINS in BLACK SILKS,
BARGAINS in SHAWLS,
BARGGAINS Win: FURS,
BARGAINS in -CLOUDS,
, BARGAINS in FELT SKIRTS,
BARGAINS in BLANKETS,
BARGAINS in COTTONS,
BARGAINS in CLOTHING,
BARGAINS in TWEEDS,
BARGAINS .iu HATS and CAPS/
R. P. ROGRS'.
Amour
FARMERS STORE,
SEAFORTH,
GRAY, YOUNG & S PARLI N G
HARNESS.
:: CESS . H
HARNESS,
WILLIAM H. MAY, .SEAFORTH,
(Of. the late firm of Belfry & May,)
GREAT
ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE
AT
THOMAS KIDD'S
EMPORIUM.
Oxy' SATURDAY, Jan.
)Cfi SELLING HARNESS CIIEAPER TIIAI%' EVER, FOIL (;_%!3II.
be carried on hereafter on a muah larger scale, in all its Branches, such as all
THE Business will
kinds of a
. Harness, Saddles, .��`
TRU N KS,1 •'�
A
a Ni . r J'SLISE,Sj
SATCHELS. R' - Throughout the Winter, i
AND S
kinds of Whirs and Lashes, Combs, Brushes, &c Special
ND aa Large and Complete Stock of all 1
rs and will guarantee to Sive satisfaction to all who will favor
attention given to Horse Colla
him with their patronage.
BELLS, BUFFALO
AND
ROBES 1
CENT.
N PER
I.OR,SE CLOZIII�VG:•
THE GREAT' ANNUAL
9
DISCOUNT SALE
.WILL COMMENCE,
AND CONTINUE DURING (.
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY,
AND A DISCOUNT OF
W. H. MAY, Seaford'.
HOUSE,
MONTREAL - -
CIIYTOV AXD VAR�NA.
THE GREAT CLEARING SALE,
IN CONSEQLjE.NCE OF. THE
DISSOLUTION . OF PARTNERSHIP
1R sT LL corse ON AT, THE
Will be allowed off all' Cash purchases over
FIVE DOLLARS
. In the following Departments :
DRY GOODS,
SE CLINTON AND VARNA.
MONTREAL HOUSE,
. t
do well - to grail the=r selves
Country Merchants, Hotel Beepers and others; would
of the opportunity of buying Goods
AT AND BELOW COST.
WO are saying what we moan when w e bay COST.
OVER $20,000 WORTH OF GOODS
S Bought in the best markets anti on the best terms.
••-• � a' l.� Blaiil�eis, Vests, J2illin €''y, Grey/ Cottons, Overcoats, 1Jttts,
1 � z:�ats, S`7� ,
Dress Goods, Plate Cottons, Pecs Jackets, Gaps, Silks,
,
,S'Iieetinys, Pants, Cccrpe'ts, Clothing of"any kind.
ARGES, &c , c c.,
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP GASH STORE,"
SEAFORTH.
4
All part le* ow Lug Book Accounts
BUSINESS CHANGE.
SUIT, GOOD `TWEED A.NO WELL MADE, l70B.
There never was such an opportunity of buying Cheap {'goods.
FISHER & BARTON.
otc•� arerequesteel 10 siitt1e. the game.
orN
S5 40.
are offered for,
! 371-v
$250to$2 75 -
sa
A NEW LOT
OF THE
LATEST STYLES
OF
i-IAIR GOODS
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE,
SEA.I'ORTH• ` NCEY� HOSIEP 1 (LUQ 1 S
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
In consequence of the change in our bnsiuess, we have deckled to sell our svi,ole
OF DRY GOOD'S
STOOK
AT.
COST PRICE, FOR CASH,
BOTH IN
CLINTON AND LONDESBORQ.
°Ull PRESENT STOCK WILL AMOUNT `1'() ABOUT
TWENTY-FIVE T VE THOUSAND DOLLARS/
Z�V�N1.�. FI
CONSISTING OF
I DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, MANTLES,.
CLOUDS, FURS,
MILLINERY; TWEEDS',
1 PLAIN AND FANCY FLANNELS,
1 COTTON SHIRTING'S', •GLOVES BVI S, ,( ; ,
SCARFS, BRACES,
NECK TIES, COLLARS,
SHIRTS' DRAWERS, (�
LADIES UNDERCLOTHING,
CARPETS,
. READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS, &c.
WE ARE POSITIVELY SELLING OFF' AT COST.
. NOTICE.
E Conut Council will meet' -in the Court
T'�
DAY, the 26th instant.
PETER _\DADISON,
Goderieb, Jan. 12, 1875. County Clerk.
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MILLINERY,
CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
(' A.ItPETS,
OIL CLOTHS, &e.
ALL GOODS ARE MARKED IN
PLAIN, FIGURES AT THE
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
And the great cry at
KIDD'S-EMPOR ITTIi
FOR the XEXT TWO .1IO lT?QHS
)
WILL BE
1 .
1 BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
{EB entire Stock having been bought ou
the
very b
e
st terms, and in the large
st and
best 1
nkets
�1'the ooiiiottherefore avcfeel cute free to say that the present - f ortunitsis one of rare
occurrenceto you to get your `niter mud sprug supply of Goods at unprecedented prices. and
a
see 3 for 'ourselves.
p )_-ourselves. & CO. p1SCOV NT
Clinton Jan. 12, 1875. CAL LANDER,
AT THE GREAT
TEN PER CENT.
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