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eapside's ■-
questions.
FIRST—How lolls will it take a man and half -a -dozen
clerks selling Embroideries at lc per yal d, and Spools at 3c.,
to be in a position to build a Big Brick House either on a hill
or away down a hollow ?
SECOND—Ch eapside's advertisement '(week before last)
must have pinched the Great Cash man to the north. If the
shoe fits, Cheapside says he can wear it With pleasure.
THIID—Cheapside's many friends and well-wishers can-
not see why our friend John, to'tl'ie''ri tli ";biiLL it bring in a
Big Brick House into the question.
FOURTH—Cheapside would inform the Great'Cash Man
that the. -Big Brick House on the ' hill was got long
before the Big Sale of those 4 -CLASP KID GLOVES at 90c.
and THE BEST YARD -WIDE GREY COTTON in the Hub
at, 5c., was inaugurated.
Come to CI-JEAPSIDE for courteous and kind treatment.—
CHEAPSIDE makes every man, woman and child to feel at
home. TERMS CASH and one price. Butter and Eggs, or
money if you please, all taken in e xchan-e for FANCY AND
GENERAL DRY GOODS.
SAN.. WILSON CHEAPSIDE
NEXT DOOR TO T. COOPER & SON'S GROCERY, ALBERT'
STREET, CLINTON.
You Can by f6e. Best COPT055 io the Couoly
ROBEBTSON
See his A 1 WHITE COTTON at 6c.
See his '30 in. GREY COTTON at 3c.
See his 36 in. GREY COTTON at 5c.
--.HIS VALUE IN—
,Irl Astonishing. 1f you have not, as vet, bought anything of them, do so at once
ox you'll regret it. Ladies, get your -DRESSES and MANTLES Made up by
MISS CLIRRELL, of
!ortn: Great cheap Cash Stora, C1intn
to
PopularDryG�odsiouse,
LONDESBORO_
-----SEE OUR GRAND ASSORTMENT OF
Prints, Dr?.,s C-oods_t all colors, extra,
17-81.1ue, 13i aided Jerseys, Range of
Parasols in Silk and Satin, cheap,
GloveS in lisle and Silk, Large
variety of Miislins. White and
Printed; Embroideries, grand
value, Hosiery, white aiid re-
gettsk Shirts,Immense range
of�ies, Tweed & Worsted
Cioating s, Hard and Soft
F'e1r,HaLs,FaneyStraws
Bonanza Sprit 401othrs
Blue Serge for $5,
.Boys Suit for $2,
OUR STOCK IS VERY COMPLETE, WELL BOUGHT, AND SOLD
AT CLOSE PRICES.
We want two thousand pounds of
WOOL, and. will pay the highest
market price in cash or trade.
w€
OUIIi'IETT]E,
LONDESBORO
ILI.INERY ANS
THE ------
DRY 000DS PALAGE, CLINTON
Our stock in the Millinery Department is Dow very complete, embracing
all the latest novelties.
In the Mantle Department we are showing a very large and 4 atifu1
stock',of Mail le Materials and Trimmings. Value unsurpassed.
FIVE PER 011.\Pr OFF FOR CASH.
JOHN WISEMAN Manager.
OOL -WANTED
ANY QUANTITY, FOR CASH OR IN TRADE FOR GOODS
Under fresh management we are prepared to do better for our customers than ever bolero. On
account of working up the wool ourselves, wo can afford to pay a higher price in cash than those
who ship to other places, and we are going to do so. We have a large stock of all kinds of Goods
made by ourselves, exclusively for out office trade, which we guarantee will give the highest
• satisfaction.
We make Yarns of all kinds, Tweeds, Flannels, Blanket, Sheeting, Shirts
and Drawers. Ask for our Knapped Sheeting.
We have also an excellent stock of FINE WOOLLENS. which we can trade for wool very cheap
and Ave can give TWO CENTS per Ib. more than market price for wool. We are prepared to
do CUbTOM WORK better and quicker than ever, and are bound to give satisfaction, as we
have ee man in charge of that who understands his business. wZ:c,DON'T STOP UNTIL YOU
COME RIGHT TO THE MILL, as we have no branch office elsewhere in town. Our only
authorized representative with a waggon is MR. JAMES SCOTT.
CLINTON WOOLLEN MILLS.
Estate J. ' ODCEN B,
WOOL
WANTED
IN ANY QUANTITY,
At Corbett's Woollen Mills Store,
C'ooper's Old Stand, opposite'Hodgens' .pry Goods Store; Clinton.
FARMERS bring us your wool and you will get the Hi,rhest Prices either in oash
or trade. Vi a will give you a few cents more for your wool in exchange for goods, and guar-
antee goods at cash prides. Remember, our goods are all of the very best quality, and wo
can_ guarantee the beet assortment in- the county to choose from. OUR FINE WOOL.
TWEEDS. KNIT GOODS, &c, are obtained direct from the leading' Pine Wool Mills.
a „ANY ONE WANTING A FINE SUIT OF CLOTHES, GIVE US A CALL AND
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY.
F.E. CORAETT, WOOLLEN DILLS AGENT, CLINTON.
T. H. GRAHAM, Manager, D. GRAHAM, l'oprietor.
6"11521811/41°9 BUY YOUR GROCERIES. FROM
Thomas Cooper & Sono..
BEESLEY &
—IMMENSE STOCK OF
'1/1 114 1.1 11\T "Y" T T
To select from, all Fresh, New Goods. Every effort has been exerted.to supply
the public: We show this week a special lot of
r.� I�iES (CIII LIRi,-ENS urA?I'S
At unapproachable prices. See our CHEAP CORSETS, our great Bargains in
HOSIERY and GLOVES. Our fine lino of
Swiss EMBROIDERIES and WHITE LAWN Mllslias
Our great variety of' PARASOLS at selling prices. Our large assortment of
JERSEYS. These goods are farg dos in quality and prices. •
Beesleys :Millinery Emporium.
BROOD MARES.
To the, Editor the of Area era.
SiR,—Iu cobversatiou with a farrier, a few
days ago, I remarked that a great many farm-
ers were losiug their brood mares this spring,
and I asked him boar laid he account for it.
He-sai,t; -" If -they -will' -take my-adviee, they
will not lose many of their mares. The sys-
tem of feeding is wrong; farmers generally'
feed too much hay and not cuough grain.
The hay being bulky requires too much room
in the rtomach of the mare, and the gas aria
ing from digesting the hay, pauses a heat,
which too often causes inflammation. Now,
take the hay needy all an ay, and feed two
quarts of oats, with allouttwo or three quarts
of bran, once a day, add 'a tablespoonful of
sulphur. Sulphur is a good thing to drive
disease from the system. Let farmers adoet
this manner of feeding, and my word for it
they will not loan many of their mares."
This appears to me to bo good, sensible logic,
and if it is ,ny benefit to farmers, here it is.
Yours, A HORSEMAN.
"GRIP'S" PREMIUzt PL.ITR.—Grip, Canada's•
Comic Paper, has justissued a very fine li-
thographed group of Reform Politicians in
Canada. This is a companion group to the
Conservative Leaders issued from the same
office last year, and is the same size, 18 x 26
inches. When framed the pair make •a•
handsome ornament for any library, dining:
room or reading -room. The portraits are
well executed, and the plates are a credit to
Canadian enterprisd'; They are sold separ-
ately for 25 cents each, or a copy of either
plate is sent .,free to any 'one paying $2 for
one year in advance for Grip, or subscribers
sending $1.10 will receive Grip for six months
and their choice of either Reform or Conser-
vative groups. Address, Grip, Toronto,Ont.
CLINTON MARKETS.
Corrected every Thursday- afternoon.
Thursday, May 19, 1887.
Wheat, spring 0 75 a 0 77
White and red - • 0 80 a 0 83
Oats 028a 029
Barley - 0 42 a 0.50
Peas0 48 a 0 48
Floor, per Uhl - 4 00 a 4 30
Potatoes • 0 50 a 0 60
Sutter 0 14 a 0 15
Eggs - O 10 a 6 11
Pork 550a600
Hay •
Wool iu trade
Wool for cash
Sheep pelts •
Lamb skins •
Clover, per bash.
800 a 800
020 a 022
020 a 022
- 050a075
060 a 080
500 a 550
HOUSE TO RENT SUITABLE POR SMALL
family. Rent reasonable Apply to THOS
COOPER at SON'S Store, Clinton
HOUSE TO RENT.—ON VICTORIA ST, CLINTON,
with quarter acre lot, nice location and plenty of
accommodation for ordinary family Hard and soft
water, rent modoto Apply to JOS ALLANSON
Ala.) fra
Ice for salt and delivered durimg rho summer
t 1TORE'TO RENT. — TIIE PREMISES RE-
tJ CERTI.Y occupied by Mr Simpson, on the cor-
ner of Albert Street is offered to rent. It Is
one of the beet stands In town. Apply to JOS
WHITEHEAD, Clinton.
l 10TTA(4F FOR SALE—THAT COTTAGE AND
lJ two 1oty, formerly occupied by Neil Matherson,
next, east of the residence of W. Doherty, Esq., con-
taining half an aero of land, and the most eligible dwol-
'ling in tilinton. Very liberal terms given and possec.
atonjet May nest. W. W, FARReN,
A.•. HINT
CAUTIOUS BUYERS
DON'T WALK 'ALL OVER TOWN
Looking for Bargains.
11 it is Shoes yoa nat,,
STEP RIGHT IN AT
JACKSE SHOE STORE
Opposite the Town Hall. You will save
time, trouble and money.
His MENS CALF SHOES Can't be beat
His ENGLISH WAUKENPHAST SHOE
is the talk of the. town.
And we have heard it said that the
Ladies do not hide their pretty little
feet when they are encased In a
pair of his EXTRA FINE LADIES
SHOES
0
NOTE THE LOCATION,
OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL,
CLINTON,
WE HAVE THE LARGEST, CLEANEST AND BEST ASSORTED
STOCK OF
a- TR, 0 Riff s
In town. Our prices are as low as the lowest, and we warrant everything .
first-class. Si,le agents for the celebrated "COOPER'S BAKING POWDER." •
Best brand of CIGARS by the Box or Thousand at Manufacturers Prices:
TEAS a specialty. Give us a call..
h�s. Cooper & Son,
CLINTOlNT.
aid_. _:.ace - Curtains
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE OLD COUNTRY.'
WONDERFUL VALUE. -
MILLIN 3&R,Y
JUST OPENED SOME VERY STYLISH NEW YORK GOODS. OUR
IMMENSE STOCK OF -
Fashionable DRESS 000DS
IS UNIVERSALLY ADMIRED AND SELLING RAPIDLY.
X X X
J. C. DETLOR & CO., - Clinton
OLIN"TION 8z BIJ 5? T2.3;
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BOUTS SHOES
Our stock of Boots and Shoes for spring and summer have been selected with
great care, and will be found very complete in all lines. We are
agents for DACK & SON'S FAR FAMED FINE
HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. FIVE PERCENT OFF FOR CASH.
It_ TAYLOR -I -IONS,
o-
Clinton and Blyth.
J JACOB TAYLOR, Manager for Blyth.
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