The New Era, 1881-08-04, Page 5cct
IEAVE TROUGHS. BU I LD ER'S SU PPLI ES. COYAL:C OS
HAItVEST TOOLS, MACHINE OIL. HABVkisT A;t1"rs,
DRAM . KETTLES. ENAMELLED.
(IUNS, .PEST ;VALUE EVER OEt''ERED,'
PAI NTS
iti�ttii'E'LEAD ■ utlti,
WAItP.ANTEU OE/WINE AND LOW PR10E8,
rSMUER cMNN. APPLE P RERS CAamggeteouwt arrorndd.
PU ES.
TI N WAREI
1tRDUO1D' 1'ltff E8.
SHELFHARDWARE .AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
'PtIIENIX BLOCK, s:1 'D A V I'S
.CLINTON, ONT.
RESPECTL+'ITLLI BEGS TO INTIMATE'THAT HE *STILL', CONT1NBEf
C A. TR, c+ s
Ile Itis still a .few et-- those cheap flats and Caps, at
a greater reduction than: ever. BOPS
DOLLAR;. IIAT4 for .25, 40 't& 50 'cts.:
HAVI\1: ASSORTED UP HIS STOCI% A'1' .A LATE WHOLESALE BANKRUPT
SALE, HE IS IN' A POSITION 'To' OPFER • •
'
Goods at. less_ �liau -�i�a asual 1�holcsal� Prices.;
124 .cent •1'RI'NTS' for 10 cents.
15 cent ' PRINTS for 1 j cents. `
20 -cent MUSLINS for .121 cents.
FLANNELS he can show oods at. S5 cents
asgood,' if not .better, than: are.
usually sold at 50 cents
His •TWEEDS are ofunusuallygood value..
75 cent TWEEDS' for. 50 .cents.
$1.00* TWEEDS -for 77' cents:
Having secured some MANTLE SILKS at the
same sale, he can sell for $2.75 goods usually sold
at $3.50. LIGHT 'SILKS: 75 cents .pet yard.
its stock of GRt)CElIES is well assorted Fresh all sir clow..
CALL SOLI.CTTED:
H 114 }lES L PRICE 1 AID FOR BLrT LPJ: -
WM.: COATS•
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Next dooi to rho' Tow, Hall,CIIufon'
SIGN OF THE PADLOCK.
WA
lUOW SHE WAS cioAXED TU .WIT
MARRIED,
Justice Alley had hardly been opened to
legal business when a sleigh containing seven
or eight persona from beyond the city limits
drove up to the door of a popular justice and
piled nut with an air of business. His honor
was poking up the fire when an old man bee•
Ironed him Into a corner and whispered :
"Got a job of splicing here for 'yo ! NIy
darter Sarah is going to hitch to that chap
there with the blue comforter; and then we're
going out to have some oystet:8,"•
"All right—all right," was the rsiply, and.
in two minutes the official was a11/ready.
The man with the blue comforter peeled his
overcoat, laid aside hie hat, and extended his
hand to Sarah,
"I won't do It—I'll die first !" she said, as
sbe shrank away,
"She's a Ieetle timid—a 'leetle timid'," ox•
claimed the old man, while the mother re.
bukingly observed:
"Sarah, don't you make a fool of yourself
h"ere,CornWs Sarahilliam will make yon a good husband."
"And don't you forget it?" added William,
,
4'I won't unless we can go to New York
on a bridle tower.!" she snapped.
"You'd look nice 'bridle towering around
New York with no better dads than you've
got '1 " said the mother. Now, Sarah, you
stand up and git married t" •
" Be keerful; mother—.don'tsgake'er mad I"
warned the old man. "Now, Sarah, if ye
bank out everybody will laff at us."
"I don't keer. I want to travel."
"Sarab, I'm' Ver father haint I ?
Yea, dad."
"And I've anus bin tender of ye."
.,Yes." ,
"Then be tender of me. T wanttogee-•ye
married to William. You can't have altower,
nora diamond ring, nor a set of furs, but I'll
buy ye:4 pair of •-new- gaiters,--SVi119am-dwell.
pay ter the• -oysters, and •I'll see that mother
divides up the dishes and bedding with ye.
Sarah doyou want to see my gray hairs`uoived
down?"
" Then don't flunk out,"
"Will they be two dollargaiters?" she
ask'od;
"And all the oyikinsterQstuff." we can eat ?"
" Yea all you
"And a• -tower next fall, if wheat does well?"
irThen I guess I will. Ctinoel• Billy I don't
keer two cants for you,.but I. want to oblige
father."
in the liot months 'of July autl August the
Blood shook be bent pure and. cool,' with an
.occasional dose of Dr, Carson's Stomach and
'Constipation Bitters.,tt worthy family medfeino:.
In large 8 ounce bottles, 50 cents; .at J,II. Cotubc
Drug' store.
oI.INTON "di '&BRET&.
' August 4, 1881;
Whcati•fall, bush, $1 13 a,:.1, nO
Spring, hedchaff,.. 1 15 a• 1 18,
115'a 1'18,•
O87 a 0'40':
•0 65
• a 070
065 a. 070
6 00 ..a . 6 50
.-0' 25.- a-- 0.25- -•-
0 15. a 0 17 ,
0 13:.a 0.14
1000..a.1200.
: 5 50• ' a ' 6 00
0 .75.' a ' 1 25
6.00 'a 7 50
•. 450. a .500 •:
2'75•a300:
Wool, r.0 22 a 0 24 •
Fife,
' Barley,
.Peas,
F1puri
Potatoes,-
Butter,
otatoes" Butter, ., • -
Eas,
Hides, -
Sheepskins -
Beef, •
Clover,
'Timothy,
--M
L•'arlden's Arnipa Salve. '
The Best Salve in theltyorid:for Cuts, Sores,
Brulies, Ulcers, Salt ltl eum. Fever Sores,
Tatter, Chapped flan agtC•ta4lllafus,': Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and f'b'sitivery cures
Ailey ` .It is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
facton or .money refunded Pi ice 2a oenta'
per box. For sale by J. H Coi¢ibe. • .
S EC=AL . DOW e1BRIOEs
.IN
W AIL *. ?'AYN'',e'tS,
I...CICJIE17 S. t IIS, '
•
-114 CA-.I.J.A.SS.
Barn door ... 7PU'Z`Z`IC, Sc
lia)111.!: Mill Ln1ii'mi
i'i FIE SubsuriLer, ivhile.
thanking
tnankin lifs'wauy friends
:
',-adfur their- r'patit tst rn Would indicate tht he has
HAI) HIS GRIST MILL PITTED UP wIPII STEAM
POWER, and having procured the services of a llrst-
class Millet, is prepared to execute. all order., entrusted
to hitn on the shortest notice:
E. HUBER..
Londesboro„Judy 14,1.551.•
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etc
BEAVER 3LO(!IK, CLINTON,
Have. on hand a . Moire ' aseortmt"nt; oL O.LOC1*S,
WATCHES JEWELLERY and PLATED WAIVE of
•lall kinds, '
Cloches 'OJatadd act; repaired an short notice
ALL �li'Oitli WARRANTED.
IF YOU ARE TRAVELLING
TfAS'C; 11 WEST
----BtfY YOUR TICICBTS bt:USI----
Jai. .Thorpson,Town Agent GTA
Boss
tut' CAN GET A REAL GOOD (1S 'J 1tN . FOR $4,
A f314TTER ONE FOR S5, 'ANDA ..
MOSS ONE. Mit $0,
T
A large quantity of lour -barbed GALVANIZED STEEL FENCE WIRE, .at reduced At t/ ohn Stephenson's.
prices. SPADES, SHOVELS, EAIrES, HOE'S, &c:, in great. variety.
•
TIDE .BEST NO. 1 COAL 'QIL. '; ;' •
Also, the .celebrated :AMERICAN 3EADLIGHTi,
PLEASE GIVE 1.18' A. CALL, T'131C15`. V.I Y 'LOW.
MN OT PADLOfilt, I3IRICEt 111,0q. ALBERT STREET, CLINTON
F'tTRN'IT�R�_
PLEASE CALL AND SEE T11I.1 FINEST STOC1:bOY
P A I L O Bt - , GOODS
EVER BROUGHT INTO THIS COUNTY. Y. ALO., ]BEU.IIOOM SUITES, CENTRE
TABLES, Ste., IN ENDLESS VARIETY. J.,WU'NG 1.`S MADE ANT) I.Er4Im:D.
`UNDERTAKING IN • ALL ITS : ,BRANCHES.
'I.i'ttrileV als..•.f`ny+mlehOd..sit the •X.aoweat flares:
w..O:--CRICK,& -CHOW 'AVICTORI'A ST ; C INTOiI',-- -,_
3t'8'I' ('ALL AND SEE.
JO MT. -S'l'E'PHHENSON, ('OOI'1 II
CLINTON.
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The Pnrestand Best'lledicine eier Made;
Ado btnation of Nonni Buchu, Man-
draft, eand Dandelion,with all the best and
mosto urativeproperties of all other hitters,
makes the greatest Blood Purifler Liver
ator and Life Restoring
en possibly long exist where Hop
1
Aso vatted and perfect are their
Regul
agent on
�
No'diseaoe o
Bitters are its
operations.
They giro ascii`
To all whose e
ty of the bowelsor
quire an Appetizer'
Hop Bittern arotnval
Icatlnl
No mt
nut ter
aro what the disease orail wont .P11'1561101) hit-
tern
1naeBophit-
tern. Don'twaltuntilyoua ee look „hilt If you
onlyfeelbad or miserable, use them at once.
It may Savo yourItfe.Ithaa tared 'hundreds.
•ti00. 11 bo paid fora' se they will not
cure or kelp. Po not suffer orletyoor friends
suffer,but wand urge to o
there de Hap B
Remember, flop Bittern is no tile,, dragged
cininken nostrum, but the Purest 41 14 Bost
Medicine over made, the "4lfvaltWWS "II”
and some and no person Or family,
should be without them.
0.11.0. is an absolute and inedible ears
r rIrunkenese,us0 of opium, tobaaed and
narcotics. All sold bY. niers .
narcotoalnt.. 80} dra . egad
iiaeliu,ter,N:T.sodT4'014s, 1.w.
is andvigortathesgedendisfirm.
`pioymentscause irregulart'
tuanary organa or who re-
• Tonto and miidStimulant,
_uablo, WithOUt ihtox.
slings or eyrnptemi
• :ALLAN LINE
OL'
ItOYAI. 1IAII. STBAA[iIII�N.
LIVERPOOL--LONDONDERRY-:-.GLASGOW,
SRORTEST SRA PA
CnhSu,iuterlrielIint eland steeriogrt 'EI ek-
ets at Loweat. Oates.
SAILINGS PIMA i';UEJJEC,
I Moravian 4111 June.
.Sarmatian. Atli tune,' •
Cirbasaian • 18411 Jnun.
e The hist train -aouueeting-at-Quebec-with thi-
Alien Idail'Steampr will leave Toroi:to ever -friday at.
Pasoougore can also leave Weenie by the 11:52 p.m.
train on,Frid'ays,•and connect with. the steniner at
Rimoneki (paying the. extra fare, $4.45,. Quebec to.
Rimooski,f .
Pollees sone wish
lug tb send for their liionds can obtain
Passage certificates at lowest rates from England, Ire-
land and Sootland to any city orrailway town' In 0a -
nada.. and the amount is refunded lose a small deduc-
tion if the ticket is not nael,_,'
'Steerage Passengers aro. boof_ied"'to`T ondon Cardiff,
Bristol, Queonatown;•-Dorry,Deifast and Glasgow, at
same prices alto—Liverpool.
1CiTTbo last train 'sonneotingat'Ialifax with the'
Ailan•Mnll steamer will leave Toronto every Thursday.
at 7:02 a.m., arriving at • Halifax, Saturday, noon.
Passengers Walling' to take the ateamor at Boston will
be required to boat the port at the time mentioned
above
Porth:rough ticketsand.every informationapply to'
A..STRA'I't"ON.O..'I Tu Agont,Clinton, :
Broadfoot•--f BOX
UJN.DEitTAKKl RS
Oiir steel: of Undertakin,; goods is ioiy ltu,t tubi
eotopleto. Persons requiring tulythinginthisileo
*IlLfind it to their advantage to cull and see os,
as. Nave just recenrod a large stock of Walnut
end RRolewood Caskets,.also Coffins 01 • an dos-
crif m
ptions o the beat Canadian, and American
maunfatturcr,. We have also a 'i4eleet stock of
ROBES . & TRIMMINGS.
We are prepared to midst, thesegiwdsait half the
price hainerty, ehiarged fir the KWIC..
o.
No. • 77 BRif.;li.: Ri.UC Ii:.
GEO...DIEHL;
OA:I3INET MAKER,
VICTORIA STREET, •
1111E11111MG
f�\IIESt1BOORIDI EBEGS LEAVE TO STATE
to the public. that ho has received since the
fire, 8 large and snparier sues of
COFFINS, CASKETS,
Coffin Trimmings and Robes.
Aeplendld 1IEABSB kept. PLAIN Cot+vme always
ahead. Partiesoanbe supplied i, one hour, at
ii)ty time, at tory reasonable rates.
THOS. STEVENSON,
1lacoypand 9tand•..Albert Street, Clinton.
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RE-AY.R.7:L
E B 00 .._ ": /�y
is Ak8 .T � ..
It ER STRfEi'-• CUNT
' ALL -WORK GUARANTEED ;FIRST CT/ASS:.
791=3. 01--ICYTom
Family Gr oce�es
•CROCKERY° & GL;A.SSWARE,
NINGllAME 83 CLINTON.
G.a.ASSWAR9E ,AT 'A 3IG :DISCOUNT t)"make roU.ut fit: openitn.
a full limo of'BIM,UIT9+'AM)CU\FJ,';GTIOA`APL
Choice; five -pound Tins MACKEREL", cheap.
11."RUIP$-=1Jei ions ()rouges, Apples, ani: dried Frill-O.'
r'i at a
FRESH SMOKED HADDIE
FRESH SEA HERRING
5 CL:NIN(•41J�.1M7:, ,;L trttoti
_i_.Qi.
PURNITTJRE —FURNITURE
Gliuterr: Ii1tti'niturc i alieroolns, 11 To. '7 r, Brick' Bleck.
tiwing t0(he�hterease of business. during the past year, ;
B"E,0 A. 1) ''O0'1:&.'$:0' C
'FURNITURE DEALERS, have token a now loris of NO. 77, and twill continue to do business as 'forttlerJv.
They have en hand as find a stook of Furniture as was over on exhibition in this town, which .they ore prat .
pared tosoilata very small advance on milt. • At we ntanutactUre all our own geode, we can giro our customers
better value than can be obtained elsewhere. Our goods are all warranted to give entire satisfaction. All our
workmen understand their. business.
:P TEIL 1,4E43, hlanager. A: A. BENIdEi 1', Salesman,
Ido not ottiiei4 the place, No. 27. .13t•icla I3loclr, Clinton.
The worst place in this 'town to get
your Grocerieb, is at the old Waterloo
House. Robb, "the Grocer, keeps the
worst stock .in town. 'His prices are
higher than any other grocery. nets. .
very 'inattentive to his customers, and
makes himself' generally • disagreeable
e person dares' tll,Zeehevery'want your trade; he keeps oim, pen
day and night.- Dear
me, how this world is given
to perversion, nearly everybody in .town buys
from him.
There must be some mistake 'here, for his stook is all new and
ild
Well bought, AND DON'T YOU' FORGET TT.'
Remember the lace the old- Waterloo House opposite the Pot_
l� , gyp c St Office
4 E I CJ eta ROBBY GRQCER« � .. .`. —..
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