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Newton Denn.i BRE,
HARNESS MAKERS,
S I I L)X., --I. LI 'London 'on the 4t1 inst.. -the E AST II 1.7RON CONSERV -NTIVES.4-1•-•-.A...I - • , • 1 (,•li- °
fleet . -4u.i) ,A•fe y Lys ag as- out deputy
Ivife of Mr: (:,eo. T. Hiscox: of.a soli,' .7: illg ef the Conservatives l'of•eb..'Ep.it Rid- ,i,oev. 6.).val,s,.IN.cyca,11'i-'4• 0 ver .,,t 110_120,11c i-1). al parl...—.,
ing of Huron Was held in the Town 'Hall, 1 e' g'Pt 9?.. 6 6.i_.
iViArtREE-P. , ,
. Op Menclay afternoon_. Delegates to the. .. INvEST',.r ION.—BaYfreld.is i'ii.ecoining
FO R it —.BLA I R.--In5,9yoqclito, on the-,341.st number • of :150, were' present.,' from „the .noted as the home of inventors. ' Perhapii
.Jan. ,' by the Lev. 3'. S.r
11. Crawford, late a xpwlinlial:l'e j."'tit'.1%.;'1•Ys;...' ' Morris McKi
Ti°‘vn811:1P's of 1-1"ick' Turnberys,, Crek,. Ir. Oreto noted, : 'inventions in literature
FannRoland Blairlate of Clinton fheyllop and Hu Ile.tt, . and' the than:art..' See 'correspondence in the Sea-.
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, Mir -on ,.tlie evenim; train for Poi•tlarid,' T
ilia ea of Wroxeterand Brussels. Tire forth.Sunand litiron ReCordi......
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EI.Licrrr —Su Hamiltoi3, on the 24th
Have removed next to Jan., by the Itev. Roys,. ut the resi;
t deuce of. Mr. Goodall, uncle of the bride-'
grown, Mr. James Albert Elliott, of Cl'ecle-'
rich, to Alies Annie Bell Smith, daughter -of
S_Davis Albert iStreet,
Mr William Sinith 'engineer G. 5'.11.,
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Goderich, and sister of
Clinton. •
Clinton.
BOOT AND MIOES
. 4:CONNELL--AVII fTNE1'.---OB Thursday, the.
2nd inet:; at the "C. M. Church. by:, the.
Rev. Mr: Cobb, .1MrT,W.-Adecoinie'lt, town-
W. TA.VIOR SON,
ship clerk of Tuckersmith, to )1rs. E.
\Vhitney, of Seafortli. .
KISErNI E.—:' TE'ABERRT," the non" arid eX4MiSit
little gem for the'tecth and Month: haS. a heati-
fully plated metal screw Op.. Try a 5:.corit -
sample,
C LINTON .1IARIIETS
(..)J.,11%.1 OINT - • 'lfeb.:8, 1882.
Wheat, fall, 14 bush, 28 a ' 1-29
officers elected were ;,(7riali McFaden, Grey,
•President ; Jas. •Perkins, Howiek,
President • James Drewe Brussels Secre-
tary. The meeting was addreSsedby Dr.
,Wrn. Holmes,. Jas. Hays, the, President
and 'Crice.PreSident. The following" reso-
lutions -was carried i= --That this rneetina
heartily approves and, endorses the, course
of.- the present Opposition in -the _Local
House, under -the able leadership of Mr..
Mereditil, believing_their action an a p-Olicy
to be in'tilie best interest of this Dominion
ss ayvhole and this Province nf Ontario
.(1.1711W VICINITY.
Sunday School in connection with St./
Peter's church here, closed last Sunday to
be opened again when the warm weather
commences.,
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THE CH•URLILES. • servic was
held in St. Peter's church here last- Sun -
\day at 2.30 p. m. and in the. 1.3/C. church
Spring, - 1 28 a SI :10 at 0 p. m. There is service idthr; Episco
pal church fortnightly at 2/30,p. rn. and
-----7 'a 38 intlie B. C. every. Sunda one'SundaY• at
• 75 a 0S2
WE liUREllY INTIMATE TO TI,IE PUBLIC TIL•VP Fife, - • '• -!"."1.3fi 1 31.
STAVE 1.ONIMENCE0 l;IVIN;(;
A Discount of 5 per cent off for Cask
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
ON TILE BALANCE OF
WINTER STOCK.
Oats,
-• ,. .0.75 -.a ,0'.80.
,! lour; • - 7 6 00 , 6_50
I Potatoes, . - . 0. 50 a 0 60'
Butter," - : 0 18 ar.0'20 ,
Eggs. - - 7 018' 'a -0 20
1 -fay, - - 11 00.• a 13 00
Irides, . 0 50 a .7 00
Sheepskins • - 75 1 .00
Pork, - - '-7 75' .a.'$-.40
ef 6 00 - 7; .`15
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11 SYMCIALTIKS ARK A1,14'.11:ti VII HP,ST • neklenN Arnie ve
Mors or M comr. - •
The 13Es•r SALVE in the worh-liorcuts,lsrniseS,'
olowns souciTE0, Soros, Ulcers, -Salt Rheum, FOi•er sores„ Teter,,
chapped Hands, Chilblininl, Corns, and all, Skin'
T AYL 0 It SON, gEiri; ,,,Tatri:ptier, sea r tri4dg opsei ,t.ifveccity8z ran ti 01;
NI A It ET HOUSE, L I NTI , I re f n n(1 ed. Pr too ',25cents ror 'box. Fr Iv • e 'by
- J. 11. Combo. .
Don't cry, dear.. *a .has gone to
ROBB'S, THE:G.fl'OCER
To get some of his 75 et. Tea-; she
can't get along without it ; she is
so troubled with the headache.
-You know he has everything good
and sells very cheap. Ma will be sure to buy
some of his fresh ground Buckwheat Flour then
hurrah for Buckwheat pancakes. " I want some
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Bologna. You'll have some if you're a good
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girl, that's a deary.
VIM El, I.() ANN' PART 011' TI1E TOWN ON S1101q.,.N0TICE,
Robb, the Grocer, Witteritio,lIottse,Clintoo
6 rn and the-necat/.., .30.p m
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ELIU0.4VIONAt, TIM following ,is. the
:standing 'bf.the pupils 'of the ,Public School
herelor the month. of January, based on,
mifetlity, riadeligence • and :demeanor •
names arrange/din order of
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fermi: Bertie Thompson; Ida- Plutnmer,
S0nne,1-1,M1{ardson ; jr. 4th, Jane Croy -nob,
Lucy joilinston; S'arali Arclietr ; 4th,
,GerPlummer,. Tho.WatkirS;' Gertie
TheffipsOn ; sr. 3rd, Walgate Tebbutt, Jas.
S1(e.p.pard-, John 'Sheppard ; jr. ' Grace'
Aveitht,.ryhos..Harcly,.Moses,SPrung
Day. Wright; Maggie Johnston; .Richard.
Beacom ; jet, Fred -Sheppard; Win. Shups
-pard, Henry Tebtiutt:,...
TUNITE It Y.
Ptritc.unguo.-—"-Mr.` Thos. Hastings has
piirchased• a colt 21 years old; for ;which
he had to pay the snug Sum of ;,$112 cash.;
Owing to the nutriber of horsed which are
'being purchased to take to lyfanitoba 'it
the spring, the .prices.. have risen greatly,
as much as $130,being paid for colts ,co:ha-
ing three.,, Who says horses are not worth
raising. .•,
A little more snow is requiredin some
places to snake sleighing good, yet saw -logs,
and wood are moving towards Wingham,
from this vicinity, liVely. • ' .
S KA tr*O-..-7Tlie• skating, or( Thonisanis
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ipill pond wag never better than :it' was
,last week. All tire skates in the village'
were brought dOwn and'Sharpen ed.. 'Many.
Yoring:persend'undertook to learn the art;
itieludingthe schao,1 Master, druggist- and
preacher. The three 'last Mentioned ex:s'
hibited some w d dill feats in- skating,
and were loudlf :appl•auded ;by the -admir-
ing spectato/S..• ' ,
•EINTTER.T. iiNT'erE — ThQ kralicl'' enter-.
taintnerre-lield inthe town hall; here,
•caMe,(Iff.„.on Friday' evening 1ast The
. chaliWas- 'taken by the Rev: Jas. LiVi n'g
Stale, who Called on Revs. Jos: Cook and
;Nr; PatterSpri,.'Bayfield, teaddregg, the au-
dience. Each % 'ef these „gentletheri Were
•fullytnp-to the reputation they have, adfi
'quired;as platffirm speakerg...The speaker.
of the.,•evening was 'Rey', Drr."
Groderich,. Who, in. -his -iniMitable: way,
'eontrastedthe past IVith th6 present; the
ild4ress, amusing, was- also very
practical, •and deeplyrinteresting.17, The'
committeeof management did notiail in,
a•single 'iriStatiee,";' they Supplied the best
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of tea and the choicesrdelicacies to the
hungry. , But riotwitli:Standing all this;
the enjoyment would have beenordinary,.
had...,not the Clinton choir- of the C. -M.
Onircli, put in an appearance.' To say
'that the tumid. was,' gOodr Would; be top
Weak -4t was exceedingly grand. •.It
-ti,nliiiitted by all pergonsthat' this: enter-
tainment:was one of the best ever giVen
Bayfield.' Proceed, over $70....
COurictr.,..s--The 'village •cennbil Met in
the town' hall; on Monday, at 2 P.m., all,
the .inembers Present; the prindipal bugi-
riess transacted was the appointing Of'Offi-
cers.to serve for the' current year. Mr.',j.
Thomson wasre-appointed treasurer,, and
the late assessor, Mr. Ching, being too in-,
firm , in health to.',think of undertaking
theduties, Mr. Chas. Stalker wit.,apPoint•-•
ed assessor. Mi•, John Morgan was ap-
POinted One of the auditors, :and the reeve
-riorninated It,trChas. RobsOrt ashis col-
league.: MegrirS. 'Miller, Harrison and
;Maitiowero appointed feriRVI'gver.,P,' Mr.
John Ferguson, village ' cOnStable; and
Mr. John King, poundkeeper: The weigh
scales were placed under the management
of11fr. Andrew with -instructions
to report the proceed k mOnthly to the'
council. A motion was silimlittedby Dr.
Stanbury, tee' -by P. Cleave, and'carried
fixingr the te,vern, and. shop, licenges the_
same as last year..' The •cOuncil' thettlta-
JotiiMed to'pect again on the tith of March,
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nUNGANzioN.
An enthusiastic Liberal meeting was
held at this place, on Saturday last. There
was a large attendance, not only of
Liberals but also -of moderate Conserva-
tives. Addresses were delivered by Messrs.
A. Al. Ross, M. C. Cameron, Dr. 51oan,
and ethers. Officers for the. various, sub-
divisions were appo.inted. Resohitions 41,f
confidence in the Mowat Goveinment and
the Local representative wero enthusiasti-
cally passed. •
I:Assn:cr.—The Grey Hairs 0101(1 nEc deciand
and should rebeIve respect —but the Grey flatrs
01 young people rountre attention, in theg Clugalese Efr renewer Sold "NV.Iiy
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of using • • •
drugglsts, •
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Red Brick Store----Sig'il of the I'adlock.
4GLENt'r.ON.
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We 'have nowou hand, a l'are-' and .:cornplete.stockefall.the leading stoves of ;Canada. We
• MARQUIS C 0 OIc STOVE, STERLING,
CROVV2- MARQUIS, NORTHERN, rrr
MIL -N] WO OD C 0 0 , TE1_,E GIZAPI-I, -
GOLDEN AGE, r - TELEPHONE,
GOLDEN SUN. - GOLI)El\T CltOIVIN
And a quantity of others too numerous to mention.Also, a full stock of PABLOR; PARLair., -
'Cool( and BAIA. STOVES,' BA.SE BURNER COAL• STOVES including the celebrated Rannsi.
llomu'also the PATENT CitAnmiNo-E HEATER, for wood, the most economical and most pow..
el -fill heater in tie market. A large stock of Ho r AIR Ditfiat, 5TOVE PIPE, ELBOWS, ex,
Intending purchasers will "End it to their advantage to call and get prices and examine one
stock, as we are in a position to sell at low prices, and are (determined not to be undersolctbir , •
• ' any House in the icounty. .
Best No, 1 Canadian. COAL Olt. .Aiso AMERICAN COAL' OIL Complete • •
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. (SUCCESSORS TO D,,,CANTELOw- ' '
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• NIPORTER. AND DEALERS IN
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Gir4)coios' ,Cruckeil' ;GitrisSivkire Cl-tuutedii.uo1s,
Twiftes Brushes -&C; '
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ANDREWS' SORGHUM:SYRUP FOR. SALE.
FARM PRODUCE, TAKEN IN EXCIIANGE FOP: ;GOODS. G001)S DE.
LIVERED( TCV
ANY PAIIT OF TOWN FREE OF CHARGE.,
CANTELON BROS.;THE GROCERS s‘
.ALT-313-a-vr :(31.111•C`i"OitLsr.A..
Biurt.—Ili Hullett ,-in feb, ,290 •Mi. Cor - ''' ..
nein-is:Bear. ' ' i . . . .. ' . ,
. ,, .... '', . GRSTONG,I.
-Bon s .',A4—(1,' SCra„p Iron.
. Charlotte r M.,, infant 'daughter. of ,
,M. ,.'Ja.
nes
. andHannah 'Cartwright, aged 7monhs. -,
CROII0--In Thetererith, on . tha .2th ult., ,
Wilfred, son oHerbert Orielaged 1
year'and 3 months. , ' .
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15risn..h..„Iii..1'iick`eisraith, on: the. 265 ins .,
Caiirwmoirr.—In Willett, on the 2nd 'inst.,
John Wise aged 58 years
ING !natio arrangements !dr the 'Shipping of
- the above by the car toad; we' atc prepared to
w)icIA.16 the sandiv ielarge Or.sniall quantitieS.
Tea:Ming. done.. .A strong Horge for sale, fU for
/heavy work of any kind. ..
AGENTS FOR THF 11,T7E 'OF PRES. GARVIELD.'
Clinton, 055. 1. 1881,
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W. INIARTEN,'
LIESS1AN,
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Iffelville's Hill; Mullett
11111E atio-ye. Mill barin.g received new bolts, and.itu
other,ways bsen put in first -lass -repair, and. thra
subscriber haVing also secured the services of Mr, Rolret:
Orr,' a flrilt-elass miller, he is now prepared to dosartr,
kinds of Gristing with the -,greatest• despatch, atrA."
guarantees satisfaction. l'houn axe Atli on hand alit"
for meld at, all timer. . ' , ,
43" . A. geff.ERRA n, "Proprietor'. '