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It 1.s with pleasure that we announce to the people, of Clinton and vicinity that J.
C. Gilroy and John Wiseman have entered into copartnership to carry on the gen-
eral Dry Goods business in Clinton. We wish also to intimate that we have leased
the premises lately occupied by Mara ,& Co., and for the past week hair() been visit-
ing the different wholesale cities with a view to laying in one of the most complete
stocks of
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That this town has seen for years. We merely state for the benefit of the general
public* that we have bought our whole New and Artistic Stock for SPOT CASH,
and saved by doing so a handsome profit which we will divide among our customers.
We have spared neither time nor pains We have laid in a stock ot the newest CarpetsillouseFurnishings
in order to seek out the best places to procure thins to be had in Mens',Boy's and Childrens
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the Latest and Choicest things to be had in
Dress Materials, Hosiery, G./oyes,
Ribbons, Corsets, Laces, Parasols
and Embroideries
As we are fully aware that no stock is com-
plete without being well represented in all
these different lines. Then in
GREY COTTON, BLEACHED COTTONS, PRINTS,
TABLINGS, COTTONADES; DENIMS, SHIRTINGS,
TOWELINGS, SA,TEENS, GINGHAMS, SHEETINGS,
and FLANNELETTES
Our stock is very full of everything that is new
IITB and CAPS
In all the Newest Shapes and Col oriiigs. Also
Ladies and Misses STREET CAPS, Newest
Slia,pes and Styles—the prices too will be
found as new as the goods themselves.
BOYS -CLOTHING'
Not having an old garment on hand we have
I aid in an entirely new stock of Boys Clothing
which we think for Style, Workmanship and
Quality will not fail to satisfy the most care-
ful buyer.
GILROY & 'WISEMAN,
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You will see that we have not forgotten to look after
your interest in this department either as a full line of
TAPESTRY, WOOL and HEMP CARPETS, Floor
OIL CLOTHS in 4-4, 5-4, 6-4 and 8-4
LACE CURTAINS, Roller Window Blinds,
Window Hollands, Art Muslins, Cretons, and every
article _necessary to the adornment of your home, will be
found in our stock and at prices that will be found right.
In a word we would say to the people that as our
whole stock is entirely new, and havin; the advantage of be-
ing bought for Cash, and at the same time being most care.
fully selected, our position is such as to guarantee the best
possible value for the least possible outlay to the customer.
We trust to have every one of our old friends and customers
find their way to our new store, and each ode to bring along
anothor friend as our Motto is Worth,Variety, System, Truth
- Clinton
LOOK AT THIS --
SILVERWARE
And come to our store
and see what it means.
RUIVIBALL'S
Noted Jewellery Store it Bell Telephone Exchange
YOU
WEAR
BOOTS
WE HAVE A FINE STOCK pF
NEW SPRING GOODS
OR The quality is first-class.
Prices are sure to meet your views
Eggs taken hi exchange. 5 per c. off for cash.
W. Taylor & Sons
CLINTON AND 14IENSALL
FOSTER
When FOSTER looks through
the camera, all images upon the ground
glass are upside down.
If nature has favored the subject with
warts and freckles on his nose, moles
on his chin, and wrinkles in his brow,
1110 are all distinctly visible without
the aid ot a microscope.
But in finishing the Photogi•aph these
blemishes are removed or modified,and
t,he result is a beautiful picture with the
likeness perfectly preserved.
WALL PAPER
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Our Wall Paper for the spring trade is in, and
comprises the newest designs in American Pa-
per hangings. from 5 cents up to the highest
priced. BORDERS to match all papers, ex-
quisite in design and low in price.
CEILING DECORATIONS of all kinds.
W. H. Simpson, Clinton
Bookseller and Stationer
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, March 17,1892.
Wheat, old or new 0 84 a 0 90
Wheat spring 0 84 a 0 90
Oats 0 29 a 0 29
Barley 0 40 a 0 50
Peas 0 60 a 0 60
iFlour per bal 5 00 a 6 00
Butter 0 16 a 0 16
Eggs 0 12 a 0 12
Potatoes 0 20 a 0 25
Pork 5 50 a 5 50
Hay 10 00 all 30
Hides, No. 1 trimmed 4 00 a 4 05
Hides, rough 3 50 a 3 50
Sheep Skins 0 50 a 0 70
Apples, per bag 0 50 a 0 60
Wood short 2 25 a 2 50
Wood long 3 00 a 3 50
Clover 6 00 a 7 00
Timothy 2 50 a 2 75
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
All owing to the firm of 'WALTON
MORRISON will please call be-
fore isiarah 21st and make arrange -
mets fOr tbe settlemeat of accounts,.
CARD OF THANKS
We take thief means of reaching
our many customelfs and thanking
thetn for their past, patronage.
Tailors; Minton_
LONDON MARKETS.
Thnrsday March 17.
Wheat 80 858 a
Oats 0 301 a
Peas 057 a
Barley 0 43 a
furkeys per lb 0 10A a
Geese 007 a
Butter per lb. 0 22 a
0 87
O 31
O 66
O 48
0 11
O 08
O 23
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK
MARKETS.
There were about 275 head of butchers'
cattle,15 calves, and two or three spring
lambs offered at the Eaat End Abattoir on
Monday: Despite the cold windy weather
a good many butchers were on hand and
though the prima were considerably higher
than on [met Thursday, trade was brisker.
A few of the best beevea Wbre sold at from
41 to 4i o per lb., pretty good stook sold at
from 4 to 4fc do.; bulls at from 3 to 31c do.
rough steers, dry cows, and milkmen's
strippere at from 3 to Sc per lb. Pricea
were on the whole from $12 to 83 per head
higher than last week. Nearly all the good
calves and mutton critters were bought up
before reaching the market, and Prices seem
to be loo,Iting hp, especially fOr sheep,which
sell at from 40 to 50 per lb. Fatogs ate
rather scared, and Sell at about 6 per lb.
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SALE REGISTER.
Farm Stock of John Brickenden, lot 21,
Con. 2. Ilnllett, on Tuesday, March 29th.
T. M. Carling, Amt.
Dr. Keating of Guelph died audddenly of
heart disease,on Saturday night.
Thousands of sheep have perished in the
County of Tyrone, Ireland, owing to heavy
snowstorms.
The provisions of the franchise clauses
of the Indian Act have been extended the
Indians of British Columbia.
Mahlon A. Swartz, a farmer living near
Lambeth, Middlesex County, poured coal
oil on his clothing and set it on fire. He
died in great agony.
Hereafter civil service employes will have
to pay postage on private correspondence,
and persons sending letters to members of
the service at Ottawa must also pay.
Frank Churchill, a colored man, ran
amuck in the Streets of Toronto on Sunday
and fired at everybody he met, but fortun-
ately without bitting anyone. He was
arrested.
Another old resident passed away last
week in the person of Mr G. Henry, who
has been a resident of Darlington for a great
many years. Mr Henry was a man of ster-
ling qualities and was universally respected.
The happiest man in Limington to -day
is George Gammon, a young farmer, who in
the last twelve yeas has become the father
of ten children. Sunday morning his wife
gave birth to her fourth pair of twins,
which, with two children that came into
the world singly, make up the happy house-
hold. The mother is doing well.
Durham Bull for Service.
Subscriber koeps for service, on lot 21, 9th ',T.D.
of Hullett, a thorough bred Durham Bull, of re-
gieterod pedigree. Terms, 31 payable next Jann-
axy witb privilege of returning if necessary.
,TGFIN HARVEY. pd 1 m
Durham Bull for Service.
Subscriber will keep for service, on tho farm
3rd Con. of Hallett, near Clinton, the famous
thoro-bred Durham Bull, Lord ' Jake. This
animal was bred by 3, and 'VV. Eye, of Elora, and
was lately the property of Washington Brea., of
West Wawanosh. arms, $1.50 with privilege Of
returning if neatry. TYlitrAtti liROS.
We never before had such a variety of
DRESS GOODS
rine Henriettas
In all the new shades, have ".made their appear-
ance. Fine rich qualities invite a careful ex-
amination. Rich Black Brocades are meeting
a ready sale. A line, of French Fancy
Twills in six shades, at 17 cents, is worthy of
your attention.
DRESS TRIMMING—
Silk Cords, Surrah Silks and Fancy Braids.
Brocade Velvets.
PRINTS are in great variety and are sure to please.
LACE CURTAINS—stock large; patterns and prices are
exactly as you want them. We handle the practical sort of
READY MADE CLOTHING
The points considered are strength and dur-
ability, with symmetry of cut, good colors and
fabrics. Moderate prices. The constant rusk
of work in
ORDERED CLOTHING
Is evidence that our stock of Tweeds and
Worsteds is right, and that our cutter
thoroughly understands his business.
NEW HATS were placed in stock last week. We sell a,
good Hat for half a dollar. See it.
NEW WALL PAPERS are now in stock and are better
patterns and better values than before.
W. L. OUIMETTE,
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HOUSE PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
DECOItATING,&c
blaS., WILSON'
pERSONS wishing to have their
Rouse Papered or Diaerftted
inside, or Painted outside, will7find
to their advantage to engage OtiAS.'
WILSON, as he is a thoroughly ex- •
perieneed Painter and Decorator..
Special attention given to Decorating
attd Paper Ranging. All work done
at the lowest prices.
Shop on nattenbury Street,