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Like to blow, bot all that we ask is for you to oome to our stu1•e•
when Yea.. visit the Huron Central Fair, snit 1300 our beautiful
new aticlr of
WhIich.is not ollrpassed in the.00i my forpricer worklnansbip,.
quality and beautiful designs.
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Noted .Chem Jewellery store
Ana CENTRAL TELEPIQNE EXCHANGE, Clinton
Fina Clothing,
neat, old .Qr !W ..f Mill 0. 83 a 0 97
Wheat spring .,,,••..•e 092 $9 I► 005
014 , , *, 0 05 It 0,68
yl .,....f*.:. 0 48 it 0 48
I'wrg...............�,,. 0 65 a 065
P'loi.a�x,, per lial, ., ...... 5. 50 s 600
14tf�er.....,.e,,,...**** 0 14 a 015.
W�oal.."...... 011a 13'
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4.,.“.0.18 a 0 18
Rork.. -..,,..4s••••• •OR 0 00 f1 5 25
Hay . :...800 0•8 00
Hides, No. 1 trimmed..... 6.00 a .6 00
Hideo; rough.........,.. 8 00 a 8 20,
Sheep Skins 0 50 a 0 60.
Timathy aced.: „ .., . « 2.00 a 2 50
clover seed.......,....., 6 60 a .7 00.
Apples, per be8.. 0:0.0 a 0 60 ..
BRITI .. ^
sH PANTILE MARKET
IvEIwookk,Aug.14.-r-There was a brisk
demand in the cattle market to -day,
bat supplies were fairly liberal and prio-
es ehosed very little improvemet,: and
ruled as follows, calculated at 84.80 in
the £ t Finest steers. 12e; good to
choice. ilio ; poor, to medium, Iota ; in-
ferior and bulls, 3 to 63e.
• 1 • ; MONTREAL LIVE STOCK
MARKET
At the east end there were about 6,000
cattle, 450 sheep, 150 calves and 15 lean
hogs offered. There was a larger pro-
portion of good cattle on the market to-
day than for some weeks past, and the
prices of the best animals were lower
than on Tuesday, while common and
inferior stook were rather higher than
on that day, but the butchers were not
wanting many of the grasshopper cattle
having bought'all they wanted last week.
The highest prices paid to -day up to
near noon was 4,io per ib, but a few
head were held at more money ; thrifty
steers and fat cows sold at from 3f to 4o
per lb, atooker3 and common dry cows
at from 3 to 3/o do, with leanish beasts
at from 2 to 2}c per ib. The calves of-
fered to -day were nearly all of indiffer-
ent quality and some of the best butohe rs
were looking in vain for veal suitable
for the wants of their customers. Prices
were from $3 to $8 each.
For forty years the possessor of signature below
made -clothing to the satisfaction of the people
of this community, and it is the wish of many
that he continue to do so. At present we are
offering the finest line of $3 SCOTCH Tweed
shown in .this section of the country.
THOMAS JACKSON, SR.
Huron Street, Clinton
.fruron Central Exhibition
CLINTON, SEPT. 28-29-30.
BETTER AND LARGER THAN EVER,
MONDAY,, 2Sth.
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OPENING DAY.
Placing and judging all inside exhibits
Open to general public in the evening
TUESDAY, 29th.
VISITORS' AND CITIZENS' DAY,
A Great Horse Parade and Riding competi-
tion for the Townships of Hullett, Stanley,
Tnoirersmith, Goderich and Colborne, and
the Sown of Clinton, for valuable prizes
and a sweepatake.
Obildren'e Procession and Games.
RIDING CONTEST
STALLION EXHIBIT
Illumination of the Town and Grounds
Eiesolista'Parade with Chinese Lanterns
and novel devices, accompanied by the
Volunteers, Firemen, Gun club, etc, etc.
Military Manoeuvres, Fusilades, etc.
Open air Promenade Concert by the Chippewa
Indiana and Band, including Indian songs,
chants, choruses, etc.
WEDNESDAY, 30th.
FARMERS' AND EXHIBITORS' DAY. 1
BAND CONCERT
DULCIMER COMPETITION.
EXHIBITS OF CATTLE
DISPLAY OF HORSES
AWARDING OF PRIZES
The Departments for Ladies' Work and
Flowers and the Art Gallery have been
m speolallynfitted up, and willbe strong,
EDISON'S PHONOGRAPH win be on exhibition, and eongsby great singers
musical selections by famous bands, speeches by
eminent men, etc may be heard. .
THE CELEBRATED BAND 'OF THE CHIPi'AWA INDIANS, which has been engaged
for the occasion will give Open Air Concerts, etc. •
Bend to Secretary for prize list and circular about Horse Parade and Riding Contest.
. Ws 1AOKSON, Secretary. A. H. MANNING, President.
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Huron Ventral Exhibition
When you visit our Exhibition, or at any other time, do not leave town without
galling at our store and seeing the bargains we are offering. We are reducing our
stook and CLEARING OUT SOME LINES AT COST .and under
We quote a few prices 1-
$2.50 Boilers, No. 9, our own make, reduced to $1,75
1.25 Tea Kettle, No. 9, our own make, reduced to .75
• .50 Dish Pans, our own make, reduced to - .25
.50 Pails, our own make, reduced to - .35
.35 Pails, our own make, reduced to - - .25
.25 Wash Basins, our own make, reduced to .15
.35 Oil Cans, our own make, reduced to . - .25
.20 Dipper, our own make, reduced to - .10
.50 Teapots, our own make, reduced to / - .25
.50 Coffee Pots,our own make, reduced to .25
Grindstones, Platform Scales, PlowCastings,
Window Shades, Ready wed Paints, &c
To be cleared out at test and under. In faot we have several lines of goods we
are closing out at cost. Call and see us.
NEW GOODS we have JUST RECEIVED
They have been bought in the best markets, and will all be sold at
reasonable prices, such as
Cutlery, Scissors and Razors, Gold Medal Carpet Sweep-
ers, Table Lamps, Brass, Hall and Hanging Lamps,
Also the celebrated Pittsburgh Lamp, equal to
Electric light, and at less than half the cost.
Scoop Shovels, new Improved Lanterns, Pumps and Sinks, Clothes Wringers.
Try our FLINT CHIMNEYS, only 8 and 10c.
ONE CAR ROCK OIL Why use common oil, that will explode, a
when we can give you Rock Oil at the
same price.
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF STOVES.
We have a full line of all the leading Stoves in the Dominion, and we intend to
run them off at reduced prices.
- HOT AIR FURNACES A SPECIALTY
✓ O LZ L _ Woencthn a urrendushcetdhpe rBEesS. T GvRe AuNs Ta OcaN .COAL this
HARLND BRO.
IRON dz HARDWARE, STOVES kz TINWARE,
CLINTON, ONT.
his -Is 11. Foster
THE PHOTOGRAPHER.
You could not very well tell
that it is him, unless you
could see his face, but you
can tell his Photographs
anywhere by their being so
true to life, beautifully fin-
ished, and genuine works of
art. Orders for any class
of work promptly filled,and
at reasonable rates.
Lobb's Starch Enamel
This is an article worthy of every lady's
attention.
If you want to save time and labor, buy a
box. •
If you want your ironed clothes to look
neat and clean and to last much longer, buy
a box.
It you want the starch to stay in the
clothes on the line in spite of rain or frost,
buy a box
If you want everything to look like new,
such as shirt bosoms. collars, cuffs, lane
curtains, etc., buy a box.
PRICE 15 CENTS.
£ Every Storekeeper keeps it 'now, and
where the merchant does not keep it we
want a lively agent to repersent ae,
Manufactured by
W. J. LOBB,
Holmeaville
Ciao.SoodWhcat
EARLY RED CLAWSON. one of
the best and earliest Winter Wheats
grown. Price $2.
VELVET CHAFF, another n
riety of wheat, price $2
Plenty of GRASS SEED on hand
JAMES STEEP,
Seed Dealer, Clinton
WANTS.
Wanted. -Purchasers for 150 toes
No. 1 Coal. -Bove and chesnut.
Orders left at Swallow's grocery well re-
ceive prompt attention.
Wanted, -1000 Cords wood delivered at the
Clinton Salt Works. JOHN MCGARVA.
-THE _
Standard Life
ASSURANCE CO.
Established 1825.
Total Sum Assured 5104,655,491
Invested Funds .....,. 36,444,640
Investments in Canada, over.... 6,000,000
BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN CANADA,
Jettxs A, Gumxspra, Esq., Chairman.
SirA.T.Oalt G.O.M.G, E.B.Greenshlelds, Esq
Hon,J.J.C.kbbott,Q.C, Sir Joseph Hickson.
W. M. RAMSAY. Manager,
CHARLES HUNTER, Supt. of Agencies:
E. W. BURLEY,,Insppector,
Stratford District CLINTON ONT,
Auction Sale.
OF A
Horse and Buggy.
There will be offered for sale, on the mar-
ket Square, Clinton, on SATURDAY SEP.
TEMBER 19th at 4 o'clock p. m„ a good Driv-
ing Pony, Top Buggy, as owner bas no fur-
ther use for it. Terms. three months credit
given in furishing approved joint notes. pd2i
The Exeter Fall Show-,
PRIZE MEDALS.
-o-
At the Sotith Huron Fall show to be held at
Exeter on
Monday & Tuesday Sept. 28-29,
The following Prize Medals given by the
Ontario Agricultural and Arts Association,
will be offered for competition in addition
to the premiums mentioned in the regular
published prize list, viz: For the beet herd
of castle any breed, said herd to consist of 4
females and a bull, -a silver medal. For the
beat pen of sheep of any breed, -pen to eon-
eist of one ram, pair of aged ewes, pair of
Shearing ewes and pair of ewe lambs, -a
bronze medal. No special entrance fee re-
quired to compote for the above.
M. Y. MCLEAN, JOHN KETCHEN,
Secretary. President.
Canadian Pacific Ry,
LAST
HARVEST EXCURSIONS
From all Stations in Ontario Return Rates to
S28.
$30.
METHVEN
HARTNEY
MOOSOMIN
BINSCARTH
DELORAINE
REGINA
MOOSEJAW
YORKTON
GALGARY
PRINCE ALBERT $3�5c
EDMONTON
$S4(l. O
To leave all points in the Province of Ontario
on
SEPTEMBER, 22nd
Return until Nov. 1st, 1891
Particle ticketing from other points should
arrange to arrive at Toronto in time to con-
nect with the 11 p.m. train
Foix full information apply to RV tioket
ilgo t of thodanadian Paoltio Railway.
0,11111.
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and 80.
Guelph Central, Guslpb, sept 22, 28
and 24.
westere Pair, London, Sept 17 to 26.
North l("erth, Stratford, cot 1 and 2.
N�,WRlkerton,sept 2a *9000. .
Wpwsinoeh, Eva, Oct s and 7.
7l uron Central, t n, Sept 28, 29
and 80.
East Huron, Bruesele. O�at'1 and 2.
Stanley, at Bayflold. Oct. 6.7
Palmerston, Sept,{28 and 29,
Beaforth, Oot. 1 and 2.
Blyth, Ont.8 4n0, 8.
English Spavin TLinime4 removes
all hard, soft or calloused Lnmpll and
Blemiahea from bargee, Blood Spavin,
Curbs, Splints, Ring Bane, Sweeney,
Stifles, Spraing, bore and Swollen;
Throat, coughs, oto. Save 050 by use
of one bottle. Warranted the moat
wonderful Blemieb cure ever kuoven.
Said by a H Combe,
LINES ON THE DEATH QF E. CORBETT
Beside hips God
we great lgy.
He is so near, yet 00 far away tend'
He has reached the shore of the shadowy
land.
His breath at times comes strong and slow,
At others so faintou strain to hear.
He has come to the Gate through which all
must go,
He nearing the portals, on! how near.
He lies among ns yet far apart.
His eyes a:0 closed to earthly view,
We helpless gaze while the tear drops start.
He has reached the portals -he's almost
through,
Alone with God he silent lay,
Alone with God the whole night through,
When the morning came he went away
Behind the veil -dear friend, adieu.
MRs. DAVID GaASAra, Inglewood.
The workmen in the lumber
mills on the Chaudiere to the num-
ber of 3,000 went on strike Tues-
day for an increase of wages and
a shorter day of work.
John M. S. Peebles, son of a
wealthy London banker, went
swimming at Portland, Ore., on
Sunday evening, and in diving in
six feet of water, broke his neck:
In a trial of speed between
Grand Trunk and Michigan Cent-
ral live stock trains on Saturdav
between the Detroit and Niagara
Rivers, the *and . Trunk traifr
covered 224 miles in 45 minutes
less than its competitor's time for
220 miles.
At Milwaukee, on Sunday, two
men, 'just for fun,' touched a
lighted match to the dress of a.
woman, who died in great agony,
as a result thereof. Lynching is
too human a punishment for dev-
ils who would do such a thing as
this,
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"The FiresideWeekly's"Grand
Fall Prize Contest.
The Greatest Prize List Yet Published -
Read the Poetical Puzzio as it Ap-
pears Below.
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fad los ar
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Comrp�t.
For the correct reading of the above Pictorial
Verse the following prizes are offered every week
beginning Monday, September 21:
FIRST PRIZE 5150
SECOND PRIZE 75
THIRD PRIZE 50
NEXT FIFTEEN (55 each) 76
The first correct answer received by man at the
office of Tug Fiaxsma WEEKLY each week will be
awarded first prize, the next the second prize,
nudge or,. In addition to those a daily cash
prize of Fwry DOLLARS will be given to the first
correct answer received each day throughout the
entire contest. Every fifth correct solution of
those not obtaining cash prizes will be awarded
a prfze of an elegant silver gypsy kettle with
stand valued at six dollars. These prizes will
be awarded each and every week and every day
from September 21 to November 30, and each
prize winner will be notified at once, as well as
the entire prise list being published.
INSTRUCTIONS. -Our Poetical Puzzle must
be,correotly read to obtain a prize, and 51 for
sit mouths subscription must accompany each
solution. Answers must be sent by mail.
Sample copies may be obtained from all news -
dealers or from the office at five cents each,
Mailed free to any address.
THE FIRESIDE WEEKLY,
9 Adelaide -St. West, Toronto, Ont.
Butchering Business
To the Public.
Subscriber having bought out the business
so successfully conducted by Mr Couch,
solicits a continuance of the liberal patron-
age bestowed on his predecessor. No pains
or expense will be spared to procure the very
best meats, and orders will be promptly and
carefully filled. The business w511 still be
conducted at the same stand as heretofore.
Highest price paid for Hides, Sheepskins, &c.
JAMES A. FORD.
.Clinton Collegiate Institute
. Notice.
At the last meeting of the Clinton Colleg-
iate Board it was resolved that the fees for
pupils residing outside the County and those
residing in town shall be the same as those
fixed by the County Council for County
pupils, viz:
Fall Term : 52, 53, and 54, according to room
Spring Term : $2, 52.50 and $3, "
Midsummer Term: 532, 82.50 and 53 "
According to School law Fees must be paid
in advance.
W. 11.H. ILA,
SecrEetary.
This is the way
with the B. & C. corset: if you
want ease and shapeliness,
you buy it -but you don't
keep it unless you like it.
After two or three weeks'
wear, you can return it and
have your :Honey.
Askour Dry Goods dealer for ;t
For Salo bar Estate Jno ffodgons
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The Forest City Business College
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04T4Q EbpE$.
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J. W, .Westervelt, Principal,
TO RE1 OR s^
, ALE.
For Salo •
A good business stand, on easy terms..
Apply to W, 0. SEARLE, Clinton.
House to Rent.
The premises at present occupied by Mr
H, B. Evans, Kolmesville. 1*ood aocommo•
dation for ordinary -sized family. Apply to
T. 0. PICKARD.
.House to Rent. •
Splendid brick Hous n Rattenbury Street,
with every convenience, Rent $9 a month.
MISS'FOXPON,
To Let.
A large room, up -stairs, suitable for al-
most any purpose, eituate directly opposite
the market in Searie's block. Rent moderate,
W. C. SEARLE,
Cottage to Rent.
The comfortable and convenient cottage on
Rattenbary St. west, now occupied by Mr W.
Menne!. It contains accommodation for or-
dinary family, with all desirable convenience
and will be rented at reasonable rate. MRS
PORTER, Albert St, Clinton.
For Sale.
The cottage on Albert Street belonging to
the estate of the late Thos Cooper, at present
occupied by Mr Wm, Robb; containing 5 bed-
rooms, double parlor, dining room, kitchen
and woodshed. Hard' and soft water, stable,
carriage house, driving shed also the three
lots adjoning will be sold on reasonable
arms, apply to MRS THOS. COOPER.
Pump Factory to Rent.
The Factory latelyin operation by Mr John
Ross, Clinton, is ofered to rent on reason-
able terms. The building and tools can all
be secured and operations commenced at
any time. Good opening for a live man.
Apply to JOSEPH ROWELL, Clinton.
For Sale.
Frame House and lot occupied by Wm. Mc -
Ivor uorner of Orange and Dunlop streets,
Clinton. There is on these premises good
frame stable, well, cistern, woodshed, fruit
trees. Ao. House contains 5 bedrooms, par-
lor, dinning room. Kitchen and pantry.
Stone cellar and good furnace. Terms easy.
*1.60 MANNING & SCOTT,
Vendor's Solicitors
TO LET.
Two stores in the brick
block, Albert Street, Clinton,
fit for any business good,
stands, rent low, apply to
HARLAND BROS.
6 Hardware dealers.
Farm For Sale.
100 acres North half of lot 5 in the 8th con-
cession of Morris: -Two Miles North of the
thriving town of Blyth, Half Mile Bast of
Coldar's Siding on the L. H. and B. Railway.
Good hewed log house and new frame barn
36 x 50 thoroughly finished throughout. 60
acres cleared and about free from stumps,
Well fenoed and drained. Title from. .the
crown. For further particulars apply to H.
Y. KEATING, 8t. Catharines, Ont. 6 w
Improved Farms for Sale.
West part of lots 72 and 73, Maitland con.,
Goderich township, containing 101 acres, 75
acres cleared, remainder good hardwood
bush, uncalled, 6 acres of orchard, choice
fruit in full bearing; good buildings and well
fended. Also lot 16 in the 16th con: of Gode-
rich Tp.,75 acres cleared, well improved,gcod
Barn and other necessary buildings. Com-
fortable House, good Orchard. Parties want-
ing good farms should see these. Possession
after September 1st. For particulars apply
to H. BAKER, Clinton P. O. "Im
• Farm for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale his excellent
farm of 125 acres, being lot 36, llth con. of
Hallett, 2i miles west of Londesboro. About
10 acres hardwood bush, balance all in good
cultivation; brick'velhng,bank barn 50 x 40,
another, with stop foundation only 35 x 55,
also etable and she 30 x 48. Good orchard,
plenty of water. One of the best farms in
Hullett, Close to churches and school. Two-
thirds down balance to remain on mortgage
at 5 per per cent: THOS. MOUNTAIN, Lon-
desboro. pd4 tf
For Sale.
The Londesboro Steam Saw
Mill.
The property of the late Jacob Huber,
will be offered by auction on the let of
October at 2 p, m, o'clock sharp. The pro-
perty contains 5 acres of land, with dwelling
house and stables, Saw Mill, 2 storey frame
building 30x70 feet on good atone foundation.
Boiler house 15x30, all in good repair.
Capacity of mill from 8,000 to 10,000 feet per
day. Yearly average of custom work 350,000
feet, with shingle and heading machinery,in
connection; plenty of lumber to do a large
business. Located on the London and
Wingham gravel Road and i mile from G. T.
R. Station Six miles from the thriving
Town of Clinton.
Terms and particulars will be specified on
day of sale.
Executors S. B SC
HNEIDER
A M SCHNEIDER
MISCELLANEOUTS
Girl Wanted.
FIRST-CLASS GIRL WANTED, TO DO
general housework, apps to MRS W.
DOHERTY, Roses Cliff, High St.
Boarders Wanted.
Two or three Mlles or geLtleman can be
accommodated with poi board and lodging
Bates reasonable. For particulars apply at
NEW ERA offiee.l pd 2i
Seed Wheat for Sale.
For sale a quantity of Early Rod Clawson
Wheat, said to be the champion winter
wheat ; yields well in any 6015. Is well
cleaned. Call and see. sample at Steep's
Feed Store; also Velvet Chaff. JOHN MID
DLETON. 4
To The Public.
The undersigned in returning thanks to his
customers for their liberal support in the
past, desires to state that he has turned his
business over entire to his son Robert, who
will continue the same. He is empowered to
collect all outstanding accounts and eettle all
claims. Chopping 5c a bag if clean. THOS.
TRICK .
Baking.
R. McLennan having started baking on his
old promises Victoria St. would like to see
his old customers and as many now ones
as would favor him with their custom. All
goods ordered will be promptly delivered. lin
MISS M. A. FERGUSON.
Teacher of painting in Oils, and Crayon,
drawing.
VICTORIA ST. Clinton.
Dressmaking.
The undersigned desire's to intimate to
to the people of Clinton and vicinity, that
she has commenced Dressmaking in the
rooms over Steep's, feed Store, Elliott's
blook, Where all orders will receive prompt
and oarofnl attention. MISS POWELL, Zia
Pig for Service:
Tho undersigned keeps for service, at his
premises. lot 12, 2nd 0011. Of Hullett, d
thorobred Chester. White boar, of first -cissa
pedigree. Terms, 51, at time of servieo. With
3>rivile a 01 retnrninr, if . n000ssaryr 5125 ff
booked, HENRY FREEMAN*
100M,
Tirade in . LOndesborou,gh .is always biooming, but
now we are, h ,Ting an extraordinary boom. The
away or
De 0
Is making business hum as it never-ihuramed before
A duty every man owes to their family and friends is to have f
picture taken at intervals of say three to five years, so that when,
they are called to cross the dark deep valley, their shadow at lam
will remain and will be cherished by those who are left behind;. And
the children -.bless them -have their pictures taken, and by -and-by,:
when they have gone out to fill the honorable positions in society, for
which your care and training bas fitted them, you will gape font1170 .
the picture taken long ago, had in imagination the little prattlers wild ":
again be clinging about you, your youth will he renewed and you i
will live happy years over again.
Just now these CABINET PHOTOS cost you nothing
When your purchases from us amount to25 we give
tate to be handed to MR.'H. FOSTER, Photographer, you
nton,' Who
will give you half -a -dozen Cabinet Photographs, beautifully finished: i'
and first-class in every respect.
Ail our goods are marked in plain figures, and we guarantee prices ae1.
low, and in most instances lower, than will be quoted in any otilier•
store in the county. Oar object in making this offer is to induce $o..
ple to visit our store and give us an opportunity of showing our goods
and quoting prices, feeling confident that many who up to this time..
have never been inside the store, will become regular customers when,
they find out what an attractive stock of goods we are showing.
Do you want a SUIT OF CLOTHES or an O'COAT,
if so we can please you in cloth, trimmings, cut, styie;fitNi
and workmanship.
RUBBER COATS, $2 to $4. Tweed WATERPROOF :
COATS, ventilated, sewn seams, first-class, warranted..'
to give satisfaction. Ladies WATERPROOF CIRCULARS*
50c. to $5,
We pay cash for produce. We sell goods for cash
W. L. Ouimette,
LIUNDFS$ORO
HUB GROCERY'
Zhe Ked Note of haviget song goodme Piofckles^
to (R2P
PURE SPICES, such as Ginger, Cloves, Allspice, Nraeit "
Pepper, Cayenne, Cinnamon, Mustard Seed, Celery seed
Timerick Powder, then add some of our extra WHITE.
WINE VINEGAR,and we guarantee the pickles all right
We Italie erica value 111 Crockery and Glassware,
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The very latest authorized Text Books, &c., for Public
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CLIN'TOls"
VL'o will sad the New Era to new subscribers:'
for the ba2
lance of the year, for 25 cents cash:
As it is the largest paper and gives more home
news than any other here, this is a big chance
We are offering the balance of several lines of SUMjVIF.F~,
GOODS at cut -away prices to clear.
FIRST CLASS G100DS and CLOSE PRICES
Eg i o t aken in exchange. 5 per c. oftfor cal h
W. Taylor&Sons
my 1891
CLINTON AND HEH ALL
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