Clinton New Era, 1876-05-04, Page 3•
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• STOCK NOW FULLY• ASSORTED
IN EEITRY DEPARTMENT.
Millinery, Dress 'Goods, Fancy Goode,
Grand Dry Good,and
Gents.' FuriiiOaing Goo.cle, -avq,
VE.WIC BRANCH IN' PC,LL SINT' ING, A.Nil ONE oy
Tau FINEST . sToelis IN TIIE-WES17CrtatOOSE..
FRO, AT LOWEST COMPETITION PRIM.
.ONLY ONE . PRICE;
IIODGINS PAY', MANCHESTER HOUSE.
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CLINTON, April 12, 1870. •
• Just Received,
AT THE
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Whielt have ;seen pnrchased UNDER, VALUE, OWing-to the pressure of the
times. I AM, THEREPORE, ENABLED TO OPP= THE1V1
Prices that will astonish Buyers
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NEW, DRESS GOODS. AT 12/ CENTS:
1876: -
PHOS: JAOK
IN/2.10i=b01-1.49.1\TT.
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- CLOTHIE-R, AND GENE.A.t.4 OUTFIT TEE
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NEW BLA.Og LUSTRES, " FOlver Shield brand"
Kept by no other House in Town ; imported for my own
trade ; double foe, excellent value.
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NEW GENTS' FURNISAINGS. •
NEV' SIIIRTS, that flt. andwear well.
NEW TIATS..STRA,W ANELT, for ..Cient_PA4.4.
Boys • a; large .assortment
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NEW TWEEDS . _
ND COATINGS.
NEW SHIRTING6, DENIMS DUOKS,' &c., &c..
NEW 1VIILLIN. ERY. -Now 'slio 'ng Mi• llinery got lip in
_ the ' most tasteful 'manner; after the latest French .and
English pattOths.
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NEW TIES and. Other Fancy- Goods, for Ladies:
TheT.verYdatestiM prettiest -to be -found.- Just -4.aceived
. froth - New York• _ • •
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NEW HOSIEu, including Canadian kind -facture. whICE
E-01--Eg 1.0 . is found far more serviceable than. the_Enghsla Hosiery, &c.-
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JUST .OPENF,D_OU'r, ,
.r large, newjandhandsome stocJi ofilats,
prising the lateit .get York Styles. Everybody should see them.
Aril 27, 1876.. • • . . THOS. '1,TACIKSON.
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THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LE '1E To INFORM THE • INHABITANT'S
• % of Clinton, and surrounding country (arid merchants especially) that be bas de
terminea to dispose o the whole of la4 present stocji. of"
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Family Groceries
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General. News
;oho moray Bat in a window„ in B•Ilti
more, to Out hiti toe nails, fell out, s1ilt:4.
atheestkhn.ife blade into his side) and 'bioci. to
The boiler of the steam ferry -boat plying
between Rhideskeitn and Bingen, on the
hank of the Rhine, exploded on Sunday.
Thirty persona were killed, -
In the Houoe of Representatives at
Washington, oli Saturday, Kr. Pierce, of
Massachusetts, presented A memorial from
,1,300 merchante and citizens in Boeten., in
favir of reciprocal ogle with Canada,which
wee referred.
The following telegram wee received at
Loadon, Eng., from 13arhedoes on Wed-
nesday te.-4# Forty pereons haVe been kill,.
ed and, wounded and 600 prisonertaken.
The rioting is stilipended, but the position
is threatening. Confidence in the (Jovern-
ment ie entirely gone."
The total, debt of the 'United States,. no -
cording to the statement issued on MondaY,
is $2,190,552,498.25, on which the interest
is. $33,817,375,37 ; the cash in the treasury
is $116,481,615.22. During April $278,-
18L49 of the debt was paid oft Since
- -June 30041876, the debt- has been reduced
.by $20,7fi0,407,0_3.
At a German boarding house in'Oinein-
MX; on Thrived:ay, Mary Sherman, a Gor-
man obambermaid,complained of feeling
sick, and retired to ber 'room. An hour
later she was found with. Arer throat out
and the body of a newly born female child
yithlits head nearly severed from itebody,
was found under her bed.
race took place' on Saturday at Deer -
foot Park New York, between A. B. Wit=
liams'.herse, White-Oloird and David Stan,.
ten, the English bicycle champion, for a
parse of $1,000. ' The distance was Aye
miles. The race was won by the horse,
r.119...4..ietan'eeri.P.ta):4W11•_111ilett.
ter watt greatly fatigued, but Minaged to,
Work out the distance,• •
On Sunday night a white man and a
negro 'nervily armed, elfeated an entrance
.by era* _into the Oartharge jail, Sinith
county, .T6nn, overpowered the jailer, and
liberated four prisoners from the iron cage
inside the jail. One of the , liberated pa -
Bonen. is II, .Curtis, thenotorious horse
Allot who bas eecaped from many
A vigilance -committee is in hot pursuit.
Advices from the East state that the
plague in Mesopotamia, 4111cm:rang. Ai'
1:4 to
114 p so or a ta (if i5 ,
On April Stli them were 22;ititacke and 13.
deaths; and on. Apririnli-31,:attacka an d -1 -1 -
deaths. At Bagdad, from •April 2nd to
8th inelniiivei' there were 256 attacks. and
169 death; -and On 'April 10th 66 attacks
and 26 deaths. , • ' •
ThoSanFrancisco Bulletin .of the 13t1t
Apriliajori-o Goldinnith-Maid, the world-
renowned trotting mare,. Will return East
in charge of Budd Doble on Saturday. -
Her career on the turf is behoved to be
ended. She is new nineteen yeare;•old
nevertheless, in her contest '.with Golden,
Gate on Saturday last, 'on the Bay District
Ansociation•RSOU.COUrtie, she trotted ansile
in 2.19, .despite, tiro .bluStering condition
of the weather.,' ' • - ••• ,
A Madrid deepateVreports that the.01e-
-mentinge-woontraband-vesseirwas-recent-,.
ly seized at Malaga by th'e, Spanish revenue
officer. The crew were ordered'below but
refused to go. A sailor belonging to 'Gib-
raltar and a British subject was shot
and wounded and leftwithout help:frit
three hours, so that he bled to death.--
Ortiat indignation hi felt by the
sidents. The matter is in the bana8 oi Cie
British Miniater. • • , • ' :
.At St LOW -840h Saturday, tl•;•. do.)
.of a piing man named lzkri
found in his room with a i • „,
his ido. Ho • was respta ••• • •
and was lately a •clerk •
lie*. ire left behind • ••
'ter in which he &writ.. • • • . .
Of Medical men and . .
'elide-8.411gs, the pet,
Xust received, Over 30 packages Of JAPAN,and GREEN Teas;
.bottilit at an immense 'reduction in prices, whieh•I aul• enabled
to sell. rn patties of frOnf 3 to 4.49 lbs. 'each., -afirom'. 56 to 55
cents per lb., worth, 76 oeno. "The .drawing quality Of these
Teas far surpasSess anything you have 'seen fat a price at 'all:
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.appratit.lun g them in cheapness.
rFl4ytitem. for -leottrelbr.. •
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or.awrow, Match Oth 1876,
Groceries, China, Glassware and 'Cioeliery, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC;
AT COST FOR CASH. HARLAND BR
ar House -Keepers and Ircitel•KeePprs would do well to avail themaelyes of this
rare opportunity, as the whole stook must be disposed of. •
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Dealers in AM., and manufacturers of all kinds of Tin,_Copper, Galvanized and, Sheet
Iron Wares, beg to inform thokottatOrnati and t,l_t? Outtlp generally, that they have added to their
' . • Stove and. business, „
FARMERS' & BUILDERS', HARDWARE,
Special Inducements for any ' one 'Wishing to go_ _. • .. • : ind willleep 4nsttTy on hand a general assortio-ant, Bach Las ' - - . -•
intothethe wtit ocholeery buSinessat . Will sell out , - . ..... 1 • , • P .,,-. . . . .
Stock once. ' . Nails, :Gloss, Putty, -Paints, Oils, Corpoliters!, Fatillorf.;-81- Gordo. Tools
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On and cyter date will doll POI? 0.4.3.11'i9ArLY, or 'ilk equiPalent.
• sortable ratee to all favoring them with their patronage, their motto being small profits and quick
And other articles usually kept in a Hardware Store, all of which thwill disposp of at Very rew
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All parties indebted by Note or Accou\ht, are hereby requested to pay the sae
forthwith, and save omits. • • s •
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VE TROttORINC4, 47N i'tud GAZTIANIZBI) "ROY 10)0FfNa and ;TO work
• G. 0. Bogue • of all kiudi e.receuted in a loorkonanlike manner.
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A large supply "of 'Milk Pans, Pai1s,_ Strainers, and every
variety of Tinware at a REDUCED. PRICE; •
Just received, a large .supply of Spades,.11oes, Rake's, Forks, &C.
:The subscribers, thankful for pastfavors, resireetfullysolicit it continuance Of the stone.
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• . • Brick 1110c1r4 Albert Street, next door to P. Cavan s
Currog, April 26; 187.6., • „ • 2m 9
CLINTON; March 7, 1870. •
CLINTON 0
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ViANITFACTIIR,ZR,S OP ORGANS,
in)). Wnoimitauf, AGENTS FOE
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JPX.A..NOS,
VI.A.INTOS
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Clinton, April 12, 1870.
As to the excelldtice of our Organs, read the following Testimonials:
STAPLETON, April 10tb, .1876,
Messes. Mummer dr Co., CusTott
Sins. -You ask mo my opinion of your first Organ, have inuell pleasure in bit
• ing you that I consider it great' succesi. TIM tone hi Very full and rich, and cer-
Willy it is -as good an instrument of its hind there Made in Canada to.day. I
only hope that yon will meet with liberal patronage and reap the tewrirod that ;am
enterprise merits, - „ ' Yours patronage,
•*- • 3OI1N ItANSPORD,
I take great pleasure in giving1n testimony as to the excellence of the Clinton,
Oran, manufactured .by W. Doherty at Co. In power arid Sweetnefts of tone, in
quickness of reeponse to the touch, as tut in its incelianical internal arrangements,
it is decidedly equal, and in Serge pat tieulars, superior, to any instrument I have e*.
amiaes", of which I hare had knowledge. It seems.te me that ib in as near porfectiou
as it on MeV me to say that 1 can cheerfully recomniebd it to any who
may require an Marin:tient, as one in every respect well fitted to Supply the want of '
the times. •
• it. entix.ntrt, leader of the Methodist Chetah Choir, Cliaton,
MESSRS. W. fionnitrir .36 CO, • '
- Among thenunierous-Cabinet-Orgatia-Lhallo-SetinAttring themauy years: 1...1 aye
been a teacher of iiniSicet have not seen any snootier to tho Clinton Organ, . The
charaoter of the tone Is both beautiful and sympathetic, the intonation is perfect) and,
the 'touch easy, and inferior to none. The workmanship is both solirt and elegant4so
that nothing is lacking,
• 111. WHITT, Clinton.
, To Debtors. • . ,
rnixj TINDEusrokun WOTILDBEUEBY NOTIFY
all portiss indebted, to him, Mit all accounts must'
be paid within one month, otherwise they win be placed
18 amid or collection, ° •
ZOirfri Waal, Vetentlary Surgeon.
Mintoii, Apr1112,1870, .
Notice,
srnor.Ari PitiZZ wir,L BE OEFETIED 332
L t Mogsro.lt, Oailenser (lo., of $00, at tho show
.of the linllatt Branch agrteettera sociiety, tor the best
collection of Latliee' Parley Work. 1S1 $1,5, 2na• 01•00,8rd
$7. Particulars, regulations and rules din ho:nint at
thh Store of hicsaris.. Callander or from T. A.
None% Secretary. •
Clinton, Aprli 20, 1810. • - •
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.rrits TItliSTNES Tim E9TATE
A. • inteud,nest Spring', to Inlyetho unflurveyeit portion
of Let 14o. 42, in the. lot con. Wattanoslaichl out in
pasture fields. in tho snottntint6 tenderti aro Invited by
tile undersigned, trom persons +lashing to tent. pastur-
age, stating,.aise of field required ens tonne they' may
Propos& Parties will:Loco to fence theirlote, and will
he viatica kaites, Per turthet Information apply to .
lactittitTliY, BOYS a; P,NP1.1',11, Solicitors
Itarrie, April. 0, 1870. . vinare, Ont. '
" -78E10 TO ells "NEW titAii.
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OP Protl,... MANTON, Alen otT.
• Olia OP TUN' 1INST
wtsTgrot orrAltt767.
Messne. ,W. Densarz & Co, Cetztins.
Deeiring to obtaip an instrtiinent that world teingine all the desirable imirove.
merits in power, fulneste tiiid sweetness of tone, 1 am happy to say that I have
realizeid all in the Clinton Organ. ono who hears goca away pleased.-- '
The Valuable qualities which .this Organ possesses, aro much appreciated. It is
general favorite irt our family tiMle. •
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Wil lYf miter &t 1' 010 factg
•for the people.. -Were are .but .foo pre) rations
•If ntetreines ichich hare withstood thr..intparlitgl
•duelinno tt • of the. pople yor any ,gred length of
Mire. One of Milieu; Di. noittas' IelikPirie
Riad 1(1 ,forloniing mid be coNrinced
son, Parnhuttil !alto, toritcs, "rf have been aillieted
• rl euntatant for the last ten wolf, and luta .
, tried ot tug Imam, todhoutonpretafruntd 119...ad
Dorilgtontasl-Nelootrie-011ruelfiginee-thon-harreltad
OI ('((011 o/ii, 1 moult( wranintrnd /1 11)
II, atm, , .traet WatIord, "7 hare been
trout/Cul ?Mb, liver complaint 'orate yore' yearg, and
triut (Ilona ine(lietttes toith little or Ho'bene
till I tried the getable Oil, tokieh gage immediate.
rdieh mat Piave sineetiged tt luta WWI efect,
1,11 71' tried it on,: horst* inlike ease of cuts, &e., anti
mad eipettilo as good for horse ae for' wait, No.
,,,te should betvilhoutit," A. ittaybee, lrarkworth,
writes, "Vtaregotti inttalreds of bottiel of Neteetrie
(War. sTANI1UP„.. Lorelon Hoed, Stanley.
Having theronglily, tested the merits of the Otgans Manufactured by W. Doherty
& Co., take pleasure in Saying that confider them in all respecta eqeal, and in
many points superior, to any reed instruinept tho market, The ease
' -Re all supyly maintained the smoothness inid equality of its tone ; its ready ro•
spouse to the tench ; the eloquent vhiring of its faney dope, and the perfection of its
general Mechanism, must make it an especial favorite with organists.
• ". C. ClitAVNORD, Music Tesolier and Preeontor in (T. Chnroh, Clinton.
In. one county of California soome
grape vines are to be plaited -this spring.
. Of the 55,000 deed -head tickets to be is;
sued to the -Centennial, 64,000 will go to
common people and the other thousand to
editors, • . .
The•Russian Government has in coniem.
platioh a railroad through Central Aga
over 2,000 miles in length, ,the mail:aided
cost of which is $200,000,000.,
A million dollars, per annum of 11,Inited
States fractional currency had been mu-
tilated, lost or destroyed since March,
1862, making nearly $13,000,000 which
will never return to the Washington Tree-.
miry for redemption, ,
. A • youth of 'Lafayette, Ark., recently
UndertoOk to frighten a doctor by the name
of Westbrook by presenting A plug of twist
tobacco at his head. The doctor thinking
that it was a pistel: dreyr his 'revolver and
diet tho boy dead. ' ,
- A paper conapanx in Holyoke, Mass., has
manufadtered (al initnefise ream of paper
for fho Centennial. The eheete are 6 by
18 feet, the ream weighs about a ton, the
value of -the 480 sheets in $1,500; and if
entinto ordinary sheets of note paper tliey
Would make 6110,000 sheet!. .
A toniear-old boy' was arrested in. Ala.
mond, Va., the other day for disturbing
public worship at St. Peter's Cathedral. --
The Court otdored him to be taken,to the
city jail and tvhipped iy his Mothert and
polico sergeant tied linu to the 'whippin
post, and the mother thrashed the you g-
ator soundly with souk).
An*-old-lookingegless--was-laiely-pore ase
in Philadelphia. by' one of the reszel‘nts of
that city, and back of the glaSS he found 4
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nowapaper of the date of July 4, 776, for
which he has been offered hy lie Venial
$2,500, and by * ptiblishing fir $5,000, the
latter intending to mane filo- Miles of it
/t is said that both offers wo e refused, and
new there will be•a general trierhauling of
oia trunvery for $5;000 Rica of the Ru.
volutionary period. * • '
---A-declanfamparallel diintiteefty has Web
eetillintted by a you.9 , worndu iii Drearier).
On a night when a knew the aged pro-
prietor of a fancy sore would be alone; Sho
asked for a pair 0 cuffs, " An the old man
turiwetokukf t them, she took a hatchet
from under he Sprini and dealt him a ter.
ribie blow or the he'sil.. The wounded
I a 0 to cry for help,
man wan, waver,
Atoll spo ilx came. The girl tries to
palliate I r aline by sayNt she wanted
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trieney or her Wedding. -
Two Dwellings, °,tor
-10011-8A-42.-411-Va lAMTIMGS.
land attaebed, situate oft Mary Street, west of
Commerciel Hotel Prentised. Tide property
is conveM,•utly siturtted, and. will ba, sold on
very easy terms. 'Apply to *
I). MeTAVISII, .Sarnia,
. ()r to tV, VAIlltANi'clinten.
Cloo•on, Pell, 9, 18/6. '
Shop -to Let,
• :Stray Sheep", - • ,
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fIAMTP, INT0 ritlitilORMNIVS pumas/tn. tl,OT
V.1-017;Ttiirliiiii';;Ocireirelfte`rinelap,
PIVE, filiEP,P. 'rho owner is hereby notitled to prove
property, pay charges, ana trate thou/ away.
0.01IN 111.3.10;.CD.
noactfeti re, April Ieth, . dio
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Tni Tn. It, To Own,- TENANT, A It0110E,
P fiarapnvit Alt totfiTStable, tee., all coranlete• tient
Sleet to bo pala quarterly, or et Sgicoil upon, Poliaeg
Aloft On the (net Of 'May, The aboventeporty- is situatea
, on Vietotlitstrest, near the Warta Ttunk ,Serr
X'',"113iT noon TO Ttlit NEW (WPM POO.N4artionlate apply to - • :011110OPEtANII,
ststoros immediately, all1)1$ '114 14*1.1" '1/41*ef66 A lilt rale
Otero,
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/20,. if flag' done tootalereihitcalinoand relieving'
pain, SOili throats., watt toothy of the great.
est BaSsant Potty,. says, !'_.1.1catt-
•rrgoatlellto lett Phonies' 1:Weenie °Odor a lame
km toltiektroubled ate ,for Nam, and • grelo un.4
Whiny like it foreKring tomeness, It tea geed
6.'100 ,41,..• morion,•merberno.
4. Po MCI kg rag leonblett tOlk rt sett/hd
GSA*, Pthiefi aril murk. rag
di(tyd 10 lett Nelectrie Oil, mu/before-bob trf!t(to teas .
used f two art.'. lilts a teloarkable, fitcofrtne."
•Sti by all me o no dealers, rite, 25 eta.
. Ni Tit0MaS, Phelps, N. Y.
• And 1,10ll.T1/XtOr LYMAN, 'Toroate;
Ont, Solo Agoutis'. for tho Dommotii-t.
l•hrrAv.../41clactric.i-Solected and Eleetritott
to hill himself., • - • ' r
mates that unrequifted love impelled inin
. The „mammoth ex °wad by W. Flu -
merit*, of .Carlisle, Pa., known aCthe
,Seitz• Steer, passed through Harr sburg
on Thureday for the Centennial. The ani-
mal was loaded"pn a gondola surrounded
.by a frame or guard; which Was carefully
padded to prevent injury to; the gigantic
brute. The or; Weighs nearly.6,500pbunds.
is a beautitul roan iii.00lor, and. measures
four red moss the back: It will be exhi-
!sited Ufa& a tent during the Centennial.
-Last Sunday Judge E. Carson, of
Crab Orchard, Ky.,- was. shot and killed,
•it alleged without provocation, by one
John Snnth. Smith- was brought before
the court for trial, but riolObeing -ready,
• was•granted further time, :He then left
in charge of the officers, but on the way to
prilms, several sons a the deceased judge
endeavored to kill Their attempt
*and 'cruised their arrest ; but, having
promieed not to again attempt te; ,kill
Smith, they were released:
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We wish to, tender you our heartfelt thanks for the liberal patronage yeti Lave given the 777
Cheap gash: Store* for the year 1875. • We also beg to remind yoti that while hundreds
throughout this Dominion are falling :beneath this great financial Crisis of our.,times-that
we, on the other hand, owing to the extensive business we have built, the enormous amount
• of goods we -have sold; and for which, we'havaeceived the ready money -have placed our-
selves in a position to as to enable us to pay the HARD CA,SII for our -spring importations,
thereby taking the great advantage (so seldom offered) a the depression in: the Wholesale -
Markets. By being enabled to buy where we please, and from those ywhelnust-sell;,we have - -
secured BARGAINS. We have not failed td think about the interests of our customers Who '
so' liberally.patrOnized. us in the past; and as we have secured Bra Duo -min, our patrons
may depend on getting the benefit- of oureheap purchases. We have concluded that we can. -
rejoice best,bY,allowing others to rejoice with us ;. We have therefore. determined. to ,keep
greatest variety of the bestgoods that can'be produced, .and to fight to the last against Mis-
representationsand High Prices. We ,also statefor-' the interests 'Of everybody, that our
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Is. now fully cothplete, and that weare now prepared to offer to dash buYei•S a atoPk Goods
w for variety, quality,. and .pr.i.oe, is unsurpassed in this part of Canada. We now direct
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ILK AND DRESS DE' PARTIVIEN'TS,
„We-ani_showing-beautifil-Black:'-and..Zolered-
we guarantee. to. -be fully.30. :per.:cent-•beroW . ordinary- piices;',•••Beautiful- Shades -far :•ff -7.'•''',-
Evenit.4 and Wedding Dresses. We show the largest 'variety of • Plain: .Liistres Ina Fancy'
Dress' Goods; :consisting' of every 'conceivable shade and pattern-, to belptind. in Clinton. We
have beautiful Grey andBlack LuStres at.16' 18 20 , 26 36 and 50 cts -•whiclrve-positivelr-
assure ;you is 25 p,er cent below last years WO have .10,000 yards of F'ast-ColorPritiu et
:Wrench, Lngiish a AL1 k u pattern. .aL.,;? priOe ;- also, t1.10,t. nd house ban
show ...pa..the. saml patterns ors'111111 ‘21..itY ods for the same. money, Linen. ,
Afateci.91,‘ itt Ot.i.'-e•isi*! • P' •'?0,18, %New Fringes, new Laces,
k fl‘C` 1,- )4t• , „ : rnumings„ to match our Mag-
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We have a laroe variety, consisting input' • • rules Blac Cashmere,:
Black'. Repps, Black Barathea; Black Parainattas • Blah Prints, B10:Olt Grenadines, .84e. -
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In our . Millinery and Mantle Department' •
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We thotv.tho. grandest variety •of Fashionable Hats and Bonnets, Feathers; Flowers, Ribbons,
Ornaments, Capes and Mantles, Trimmings. Notions, 86c., that las ever been brought to
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Clinton. This &pa-JAI:Wei-if is " Under. the management' of a 'first -Class Milliner. .We spare
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neither pains nor expense p get the very latest novelty in shape or style that 1,S produced
from time to time. We therefore ask all persons wanting Millinery or Mantles to inspeet
, .. . our Show ROOMS before making their summer purchases. • • .* .
HATS CAPS AND CLOTHINC+.
In this department we are shoWin'g all the leading styles in 'MEN'S WOOL AND FUR
FELT laATS ;also Silk Caps for Men.and' 'Rays,jqa11-themew-:itakaa-We 'have rrn:ofThc
Advices from Cape Coast Castle, Africa,
report that the Xing of Dahomo has re-
fused to pay the fine recently imposed on
him for maltreatinea British subject, and
hes sent an insolent message to the British
Commodpre inviting hini to visit A.borney;
prOmises to`.pay the deinand in
powder and bullets. A later dispatch from
London says :-Orders hive been given
for aseensbling p fleet at Whydah to take
active proceedings if the amount of the fine
be not forthcoming. .An etportunity, how,
-ever will be given the King-to-ahaffge-his:
present attitude, and hostilities Will be
postponed until June or later, :„ ,
At New York, ,on Pridayrat driver for
the National Eipress CompanY, was un-
loading two boxes marked "Peter Jones,
Platteburg," at. Broadway , and Twenty-
eecond street, when one of the 'boxes fell
from the truck and broke( exposing the
body of a colored man, /the other box
was then opened and fon • d. -to• contain the
body of a woll-develope white woman -
Both bodies had cuts i the necks in which
Were etuffed pieces o cotton wool. The
,police aro inclined to think they are sub-
jects for, medical ex illation prepared for
shipment. .
A man named ohn T. hfoirle, who lives
„in Springfield, •.; is carrying on ksYle
tematie and ve y extensiveswindling busi-
ness. Ple vortised his headquarters at
Springfield nd Cincinnati, •and orders
goods and redacts,. of varioui sorts from
firms in al parts Union and Canada,
referring them to bankers and'other busi-
ness me in that city. When the goods ar-
rive. they arc immediately taken from the
exPre oflices, or freight depots, and
trah erred to Other particle for any amount
M rid or his confederates can. got for
th tn. Morris wits in the Penitentiary for
s indling nearly a year, but was discharged
through legal teehnicality,,and be has been
carrying on his business silica on a larger
scale than before. • He claims to hive
amassed $40,00,by this styIe-efAtusiriess.
It
was a startling moonlit of the preva-
lence of the crime of incendiariern that was
given -Mt Vrittarro trio-Cenvention otPire
Undorivriters hold at New York, The
committee on the subject reported that
thirty-five per. cent of all the fires of last
year originated herd incendiarisd, tied flint
fifty.fire per tent of the yvhole airt0unt if
property destroyed by fire was through in- '
'condiariern or,,, in other wOrtlf, that the
largest assortments of Firte Straw Hats' for 1.1eni-Boys, and, Children., in this section of Ca-
nada, at al1prices, from 10 cts. eachoipwards. We have .all the leading fashiow in Men
and Boys' Coats, Pants Vests, &c, Linen Coats and, Marsailles Vests, • Splendid- Tweed'
• Suits foi Men, at $10, worth $18.. Full Suit's for Boys, from ,g4.50 upwards. . •
To HOUSEKEEPERS and GRANGERS.
We have hundreds of Woriderfd Bargains, but we regret we Cannot find spabe to tell you Of
them in print, therefore, we respectfully ask you toxin:Le and. see_theni.-- The following aro
only a few of them :-White- Cottons, .1. yd. Wide, for 10 cts.„.worth 14.46 -per yd. Grey
Cottons for 8 'and 10 etc . Warth121. and. 15 ots. per yard.* ' Excellent Table Linens ,for 35 c.
per yard. Fine Linens /or 12- C. per yd. Ladies Ribbed Hose for 10 c, ,worth at least 20
per pair. -race Ourtains-mly-$1.25 •per pairic--2060 sr -aids -Alma -al and Carpets, at
matufactiirers'. prices. Brown Duoks. for 20 ots, per yd., generally sold it 35 cts. 200 La-
dies' Silk Scarfs; at 12}; 20, 25, and. 35 cts..,-,Labout half price. Men's good. Shirts for 60,0.
each. 'Women's good Pitmen& Boots fer*75 e. per pair. Men's good Veit Rats,: only 50 0.
each. Men's Coarse Pants for 75 oe each. Excellent Stripe and Check Shirting,, only 121.
c. per.yd. splendid Tweeds for 45, 50, 60; and 75 e. per yd. .Every farmer *should see these
goods. Splendid Parasorg for 25, 75, and $1,00 each -about half price. These good's weare
selling at Toronto. Wholesale prices. We therefore respeetfully request all our patrons to
sedate some of these,bargains before they are all gone. We are showing a grand variety'o
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GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Consisting in part of White Laid -Colored Shirts tows, Searfs; Pair Collars, Linen Collar.
Handkerchiefs, Braces,. Cuffs', Notions,, &c. Nie want every gentleman.to call and_fiee th
styles before making Built:tor selections.* Qur goods are new, neat and nobby. °
BOOTS AND ijitoEs in:endless varie'ty. :200 pairs of Men's Long Boots 81 -cost pric
'03.R.C) E R S oit fa steel< always on. hand. °
Butter,and Eggs taktin in -exchange for. goods, ,at ar#etgiible'*cash prO
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We want every-Man;-Vironian; and Child id come 'and sea our New SPring and Sum
GoodEr.----Ourstock -containg (way novolty of the "season, and iS fully double itS former si
We consider it no trouble to show goods, whether you buy or only examine. We mark
our goods ilk plain figures and 'Pik will/ one price. SVe guarankee that if you buy your go
iron.. us, you will savo from 1 to 25 cents on pvery tollars worth you buy..
losses by this crime for tho year to to Unit- . PP
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with this iromondous mil, I •
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posed, the oilhr of stnall .I., .
rest and conviction ei
of .
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' should think that a r , , 0,,,' '
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of capable detectivt.,. • .
. Board: of Pito Under,
effective. The penalties ilk. .
• diariditi are severe enongh to bo a warning
to the guilty; if vigilantly applied. . A kind. '
of. oriole ,that costs fifty millions a. Oar riv4ot-ixii0, 04A /wilt t.
eliOuld be wappteolott 0 any ospentot yptivrmaio41870
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