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Bargains Stocktaking is over,and we heartily thank the pec,
As every other business in town is
giving Bargains Just now on account
of it being stocktaking time, we are
in the swim also and are offering
New CLOCKS,
WATCHES and
JEWELERY
At rock bottom prices.
B. R(JMBA�.L shown, and. where the , price of every ar 10 e
known to be the lowest. The wheels have been`
Ohidley's Furniture & . for anotherear of popular DryGoods seliixi
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UNDERTAKING WAREROOMS
15 cases and, bales New Spring Dry Goods and
the good healthy plus which we are able to add t1
f
end of our balance sheet for our first ten months 0 '
nese. Our aim and ambition is to make this, the e e 0 ►
store, where old . and i young and rich anr „ r
may all come with confidence and do
buying, where only what 3 is newest and 1,a
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: FURNITURE
Have you seen our $13 Bedroom Suit
yet. If not, call and see them.
The Beautiful Chromos in a heavy
Gilt Frame that we are offering at $1,
beats anything ever offered in the picture
line
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: UNDERTAKING : already opened and passed into stock. New
This branch is under the
management of J. W.Chidley,
jr. Night calls answered at
his residence, King Sreet, op-
posite foundry.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY,
FINE FURNITURE FANCIER, CLINTON
--THE—
GOODS, New PRINTS, New CARPETS
GILIROY .'3e WISEWLA
CLINTON
Now;Boot & Shoe Store TOWN HALL Clinton,
I have just received a large consignment of
BOOTS and SHOES
With instructions to sell regardless of cost. This stock must
be sold in order to make room for another consignment.
This is a genuine sale and the goods will be sold at and below
cost. Remember the place.
T. E. McDONOUGH,
Jackson Block, Huron Street, Clinton
' TOUR 1892-93
Thurs.day, Feb. 9th
12th Year of Unprecedented Success.
STOWS & CO'S
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Most surely the greatest production of this Grand Old Play Ever presented. Novel Par-
ade Features and Allegorical Productions. An Elegant Uniformed Brass Band:and
Classic Orchestra. Finest street parade ever Been witn any similar organization. A
Band of Missippi Levee Jubilee Singers. Traveling in its own' Vestibule Trainof Palace
Sleeping and Equipment Cars.
ADMISSION -25c., 35e. and l"iOc. Reserved Seats at Jackson Bros
FOR
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Feb. 2, 1893.
Wheat fall 0 65 a 0 68
060 a 063
030 a 030
030 a 040
055 a 057
a 430
016 a 018
016 a 018
Potatoes per bushel 0 40 a 0 50
Pork 8 00 a 8 10
Hay, new 6 00 a 7 00
Hides, No. 1 trimmed 3 00 e 4 00
Hides, rough 2 50 a 3 50
Sheep Skins 0 40 a 1 00
Apples, per bag 0 50 a 0 75
Wood short 2 25 a 2 25
Wood long 3 00 a 3 50
SALE REGISTER. -
CASHWheat spring
Oats
Barley
Peas
Floor per bal
Butter
Eggs per doz
As announced in our Circular we commenced on February ist to sell goods for (SASH
only. We have brought the prices down to a Cash Level, and intend keeping them there.
In buying goods at a Cash Store at Cash Prices you pay for your own goods only, and
not for those who get credit and forget tol payjfor them.
You will find our Stook First-olass,
Prices decidedly Lower than
where credit is given.
A
:Butter and Eggs Taken
the same as Cash
'PM TAYLOR8
114.
Farm stock of Thos. Hoard, lot 4th, Bayfield
Road, Ooderich township, on Tuesday, Feb. 7.
T. M. Carling, Allot.
Mortgage sale of town property, at the Com-
morcialHotel, Clinton, on Saturday, Feb. 25th
David Dickinson, auctioneer.
Farm stock of Mr. Rich. Carter lot 27, con. 9
Hulled', on Wednesday, Feb. 15th. T. Brown
auct.
MARRIED.
McLAI OHLIN—JENKINS•—At the resi-
dence of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr F. Gor-
roll, on the evening of Jan. 20th, by tho Rev.
Mr Otten, Methodist minister, Mr E1 McLnugh-
ton, of Oxbow, N. W.'1'., to Miss Susie Jenkins,
of Holmcsvillo, Ont.
McINTY RE—DODSWORTH—In Clinton on
Feb. let, by the Rev. W. Smyth, Mr,James Mc-
Intyre, of "Tuckersmith, to Miss Mary, second
daughter of Mr. Walton Dodsworth, Ooderich
Township.
MEssElt - CURTIS. —In Morris, on Jan. 1801,
at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev,
J. W. Pring, :1,1r Alexander Messer, to illisp
Emily Ann Curtis, all of Morris.
FOX -81'11A ItT. —In \Yingham, at the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, by the ltev. Mr
Davidson, of Wroxeter, on the 25th of Jan., Mr
Jas. Fox, druggist„ of %Wroxeter, to Mies Louisa,
daughter of W. O. Stuart, Esq., of Wingham.
DA LRYM PLIC—FAIRBURN.—At the Manse
on tho lith inst., by Rev. J. S. Henderson, Mr
James I). Dalrymple, of Bonsai', to Miss Bes-
sie youngest daughter of Mr Elliott Fairbnrn,
of Ifackorsmith.
HOFFMAN—BALSDON.—At tho residence
of the bride's mother, on the 25th inst., by tho
Rev. A. L. Russell, Christopher Hoffman, of
Stephen township, to Mies Hannah Balsdon.
DIED.
O'NEILL.—In Winnipeg, on the 18th inst..
Jesse A. O'Neill, aged 23 years and 8 months,
MODONALD.—In Sunset, Washington Ter-
ritory on Jan. 7th of scarlet fever, Wilbert,
son of William and Anne McDonald, aged 4
years, ono month and 8 days.
MoDONALD.—In Sunset, Washington Tor-
ritory, on+8an, lath, of scarlet fever Pricolla C.
daughter of William and Anne McDonald, aged
7 years, ono month and 28 days.
MITCHELL.—In Cleveland, Ohio on Satur-
day, Jan, 21, Catharine Manson, wire of James
Mitchell, formerly of Godorioh, and brother of
Ooderioh ToWn Clerk.
TrON.—rn Godorioh to nship,,ott Satur-
Jan.,28, Margaret Patton, reliet of the -la
ea Patton, aged 62 years and 8 months
Axl; wl Kincardine on Sunday Ian; ,h
thorla, Mar#doIeIne Winifred, only daugi
C. arid, minute Iiy'afi, aged 4 ycard,,
and 98 decgr.
FOSTER
RESS co
That were good value at 25cts to 30cts a y
now selling at 15cts.
- —000
That were $7 to $8, now selling for $4 anclr..:
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GLOVE
An assorted lot of Kid Gloves and Mitts thlat
were 75c to $1, now selling at 35c a pair.
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Can you find any better investment for your 40,k,,„.,0,0
than in securing some of these goods,
We pay you cash for what you have to sell.
Wc sell you goods at lowest prices for Cash.