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DAILY: ARRIVING.
000WORTH OF
otch =Irish Tweed
or;,teds, Serge
GEST Your 8I'1iINC:- SUI'1 NOW
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:Irnrnense stock to select from.
V110 NEVER FAILS: 'I'0 (IVE 'SATISI+'ACTION, IS STILI..01TR CU'r'lLI;.
Prices away "down.•
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Newt -Patterns. Low Price;:
. flack and Colored
.A.9,(1-everytliing usually kept in a first-class. Dry Croods.Tlouso,
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4� GLASSWARE. E or
GOODS AT_COST.
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Clillton.
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FOR FEBRUARY..
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v. :asiig to dispose of tke •balance of`our WINTER GOODS before;thearrival• of
our •ft ins' oc ;'we i AL 'BARGATNSit1.
1�- OL :-BL;.ANKETS..
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._TE.AVY WOOL. TWE EDS.
SHIRTS and'DRAW NIRS..
_PIr ;in and Fancy.WIN-CIES.;
1:ai ? and Farley FLA_ `NllT �i�I;S
ti�o�tl1' otDei.GQODS at cost to clea io
tv goods .nnd bought froti :the.•best Dress Goods llonse lit Ontario,,
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I.:fling made to order, in English,.Scotch and
aanadian goods,, from; $2.50 to $5 per suit
i.ess regular '' prices.
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its BOOTS & SKS i isrt wholesale.
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OUR LETTER BOX.
METHODIST' " UNION..
Ta tlae Editor of the Clinton New Ere.
DEArt •SIP, -Your Independent correspond-
ent is becoming outrageous and extravagant
in the rich display of my character aiad church
standing ; he employs the Seaforth Sun to
shed a ray of lighteven on my political -stand-
ing, by saying that "if I; was a Tory (which,
I beg to say. I am not) and' he a Grit, your
columns would be open for all replies•"Not sa-
tisfied',yet, his thirsty soul seeks refreshment
in an explosion of sextant], through the col-
umns of the News -Record. I suppose he
thinks he canhide behind an assumed name,
and_ fire off: any amount, , of abusive squibe.
through that channel. T hadno idea that.
thereon, so many advantages tobe gained
in an a ';a„ ed name before, just see how he
notes e 'ery point
in character. Now,
if I
wished to expose character, yen
1
have not theperson by name, blit . l think
that any one who would bemean himself by
being present at.a meeting called expressly for
church members, takes notes correctly and in-
correctly, as best he can to suit his purposes,
and crouching behind an assumed. name, flies
to public print to exligse to the public the do-
ings that only concerned church members-
now what shall T sayy? that such a person;is'
worse than a sneak ? He says that he won-
ders.that 1 dare open my mouth to mention
anything about taking that -vote. 1 must say
that if"I:had known. that Independent occu-
pied the standing he does' in society, I might
not have dared . to waste ink in a contro-1
versy with him. 'I thought, on first sight, that
1 would reply, but, on reading it the second
time I thought 1 "would.treat it and all such
squibs in the future as the'man treated the
skunk that crossed his •path—treat them with
contempt. JAMES STEVENS.'.
Goderich Township, March 7, 1883.
TIIAT :SINGULAR SUIT _
1'o the Editor of t1te Clintoli New Lha.,
BORN. •
1llurnoLLANn;—At Coloreds. Spriugs,,,,holo
gado, U.S. on the' 24th I+.eb., 1883, the
wife of Mr. C. V. Mulholland, • o,f`•e son,
Mrs. Mu1)iolland.is a sister of 1�1rs. J. P.
Martin, of this town. •
DiEai..—In Clinton, on the 27th Feb., the
Wife of Mr. Geo. Diehl, jr.,•of a daughter.
Mol iiyiE.—In .Stapleton, -.on --toe ath • inst.
the wife of, Mr, Jas. McIntyre, of a son.
MARRIED.
Dt emop=S'rL\va.wt?—In Clinton, by the Rev.
A. Stewttit, on the 2nd inst., Mr. Hugh
Dunlop, of Goderich. township; to Miss
Irate Stewart, of Clinton.
LE&n,—BALL.-_At the': residence of the bride's.
father, on February 25th, by the Rev. J.
Gray, Mr. Edmund Lear,. to Miss Hannah
Maria Ball,°all of .Huliett.'
DIED. •
•QitoLL.—In Clinton; on the 2nd inst., Norma
Violet,• daughter of Mr, John Croft, aged 1`
year, 5, months and six days,
.PeaneeK.—In Kincardine, on the 3rd inst:,
Frances, eldest daughter of Mr. Geo., Pea-
cock, formerly of; Hullett, aged 34 years.
Sale Re;;3stei
FRit, 1T,• MARGII 9 'r'arm stock, etc., of Mr.
John Johnston, lot 34, 1st con, Stanley.
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°WANTED;:
A GO01) OENERAT'SLRVANT GIRL. II4 he t
. wages. t1(�ply at S\\ARTS HOTEL, C1:ntun
MONEYTO LEND.
asiroNEY to Ientlat (I and ci .Per cent lL ux•ator
ft nds. SL AC1LR•& (5RTO\ Barrister..
Grnlei•ich. '
BOARDERS ,WANTED.
t . IR —Now that your r
' DLA t S ,, .calcis will 1LARRIPD COtiPf,E, Or• several :;Ingle 'gmrtie-`
have time to read something besides polities, A' ineu can obtain good hoard and accommodation
I would beg space) to slake a reply and eon- rt ,lI1tS \v1IITE;,MAN'S,• in the rear of the Model
tradietion to the effusion of J II L. 0." WI, in "'fool, Clinton:'
the .News -Record ,and the evidence •of 1Ir. T i 4 .r,
Cooper before the Judge. With' reference to.. IN OZ ZUL 10 D1J 1 .u,S.
the letter in which he states tbat.l said 1 11ad --
no that evoninn ' k,L parties indebted to •the estate of \1i•., JOTIN
matey }ie says what.' .not P,ItUNSDON are requested t0 pa} the tune tii
-] had.L'eceivrc1 SjOihat-afternoon;-t'ff'irder,tgiieii,.without..delat', and'ccve costs..
but it tv.f5 .aparate from, ,that which 1 lost: It. AllA Ia, Assignee.
He al yo,,eays that°.L Could' not give a right de- Feb. ]a• " tin
l.nridenboro,
scripts 'a;`; of.'the 'bill, but 1 told him it was
neither''a new or much- worn bill. , But it, is
unnecessary for Me to go over-all the untrue
stated'ents he makes, ,. but will just give the
following certificate ficim• Mr. S,teep, to prove)
that what lie stated in his evidence with
reference to that; gentleman who he definitely
described in ,answer to Mr. 1'iartt, is not.
BOARDERS .Wt11�TTED'.
TIIE'¢ur>serllier has rciio ecl tier bearding house to
1.tATTI NI3IJRY STREET,•two doors from 'Albert;
where She can accommodate.a number. Made ho:imesa,'
who will room together, taken at $2.50 pet week. •Salt`
ableaccommodation .'MRS CALL, Clinton.
borne out by. the 'facts, and the other „gentle-
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HOUSE TO �iE11]rh;
a d u n' a
onveni v l -situ to . ho rsc. o ,Rat:
1• c e t y
tenbury Street, west of the. 0. M. Church.
containiug,slx rooms, with good well and- other
conveniences to rent on moderate terms. Ap-
ply atthis office, or to MISS CHURCHILL,.,
man,, 4lr:Huntor; whom he said demanded. the
money, informed me, before several'parties in
Mr.II.Cantelen's shop, thatIle never demanded
i.t,as his was an American bill.' Before 1 entered
the suit took the best means' in mypower
�f teal securing o peaceably the bill, lint when p Y � I
found that such means would .net put me in
possession of• tt, I did not. feel like being
tieateci'unjustly, and therefore resorted to toe
law to compel its return, and'now that" has
been done 1 only wish to place myself right
before My•ftllow'citizens ind, hope .this state
melt will do so=— -•
I, Henry Steep; of the township or •(.;,,dc.:
rich, in the county of Huron, do hereby cer-
tify that l never claimed., from Wm. 1{. Coop-
er, jr., the five' dollar bill' found by said
'Cooper, on • the first day` of January. last, ."in
the Bible Christian church, on said day.
That when told, by said Cooper that the bill
founcl by him was found in the 'Bible Chris-
tian chnrch, 1 at once) replied it was not mine.
and I dicl'not demand it,,:having lost a live
dollar til oh 'the first day of January last,
and having seen the notice. of finding 'in the.
Niro E tlr, I mentioned to: Cooper that I hail
lost a five dollar -bill on that day,: but diel not
demand the one found by hrnr.
Canton, l e • _, , S8.,. • Rita ti 5 LEI?.
In conclusion, -1 would just Sal,' that I hope
;tile "..Scribbler" will. become a better' man
before lie bocomes the son in-law of ,t more
worthy'man than he."
March, 7, 188:h V, u," CAN:Pt: ON.:
INSPECTOR'S NOTICE.
''oo L1 persons desiring License for. the ensuingyear,.
-'A are notified th it their application must be in the
hams of the Inspector', on or before the First` day of
neNt SPLP11EN YATES,
(ioderi.h, Ed). 224,139.3 - License Inspector.
rc(.)1i+�\Td
Two etoret in the' Carson.. l lack,- . ',Refits '
low.:. ':`pply to
• • .ij.t_.i \NTNG :& SCOTT
• Also, the store owned b}+'Mr..,:G„1T:
Wright, lately occupied'by•Alr.'73ny?ey:'
HE BOOT MAKER.
DPALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Men, roinen and :Children's
floors Sil�rt .
Spring' Stock well assorted, an
complete ... i n all -departments.
ALL GOODS SOLD GHE_4P I+OP� CAST{
c: CRUICKSHANI\, BRICK 'i�L0C I%, U.I�IN ' ii3
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1� OSTER 73E1ITLEY,
HO'! OGlt kPtI 1'1:x•
BEAVER BLQC'IK,'
CLINTON.
'Further announcement"nex
GRANT'S GREATranmEsizoomzezew
weer.:
This variety ivas a.‘vardetl ruel Diploma
at the :Provincial Exhibition held :, in I\ingstoxL last call.
FARMERS
CALI„ AND SEE.. !Ta
r trrr YI,t tt KERNEi., I'VLTi OI` Ir'1:,f?U.:I3.
SOLE AGENTS FOR CLINTON.
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f iUD subscriber will ..continue, rhe 'business
1 -formerly carried on by. the Titan of Newton
& Dennis, and'hopee to r'eceive'd continuation:_
•i t the Iibcra'l patron. ee heretoforo.cnloyed.
F AILWAY TIME •OARD. -HARNESSALE `KINDsrw”
Trains 'Gave Clinton as follows r:- . t TRUNKS ` .VALISES.
. l 1.A' Ti :'TRUE. RAH -MAT;
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;NV HTl'S COMBS &.C.
Going last, j Going West;
6.15 a,w. express • I 8,43 e.m'. mixed
S 45,a•m mixed ( 1.17 p.m, express
1.17 p.m. e>_press' (i 1 r p.m- mixed
3.50 tarn.. mixed .1. 9.9(1 p.m. express'
r P1.Ar 'wt5TIErt'. 1tAIL\F.t7..•
Going North.' •1 Going Sontb..
30 a.m.. express 1 •8.20 a.m. express__..._ ts
6.10 a:nr. express "3,50 p.m.express
Priiees wlwiiys reasonable,.
W. L. NEWTON,
CLIIN'1'0\;::
TITUS ' WHITE,
to sccurl BARGAIIS.
ALL DESCIRIPTIO1,S O1{'
811'8.; Youth's-, Ladios, :hisses_ 8ilM Childrell's . Boots and 8110ES.
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ENTIRELY EL:I NL SPRING STOCK. IMMENSE VAILIETI". LOWEST- PRICES
VISITOILS WELCOME. NO TROUBLE"TO SHOW "GOODS. "
IN GREAT VARIETY. CALL AND SEE THEM BEFORN'
PURCI{ASING ELSEWHERE.
OUR STOCK OF HEAVY & LIGHT HARNESS IS COMPLETE
Trunks and valises for the`111illion. Georgian flay Shingles always on hand•
a r THE'UTSUAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH
Imps
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The l tigrest' stock and -•Most beautiful desigiis ever brought into
this County`, Ill.
1111:h,-CanadanAmer1ca� WALb P8P-ERS.-
11i�a1 f,llc c]u tpOst: 11'1?m tilci (.Ont x10110' t to •1 he most rap, tisiY-e
r .11. Si,\IPSO1.
!Among
;Illi ;`ail i•iias. '
Ip
Id. Turnip 84 Sorghum Seeds
hanlc,
linten.
IrrOTIMMAD
rice >,ria Block.; Clinton:
1fAS '0I'I NE1)' G 1'
1rr,�l TO IV Din:G STORE,' AI.li 1,'1 Si'.;' Cf.irl'rON.
A ',Ll-ND1D ASS0ttTx\1ENT. O
Ilolidity Goods, c0risistin7 of C:liristnias Candy the latest designs,
Toys and Novelties at reasonable dices. • 1lito
gratall and Photo. Albums, Bibles.. .
Picture 1 rare always in stock or }rade to order Li DIES•. OWN HAIR nladg ilp'
lv>i 1717,1- T('1e.:
STOVES.—itlaving bought a stock of Stoves outside of'tho association, on very ad-
vantageous terms, I ani now prepared to offer Conini\o STovsn at a largo percentage
under the usual, price.
TEARVEST TOOLS. Scythes, Saabs, Wheat, Barley and TtayForks, Scythe)
Stones, hakes, Cradles, Harvest Gloves, Cradle Fingers, &c,
TIN WARE. --A full assortment of Tinwaro in all its branhes. Also 'Love (oosst
GRANITE WARE.—Just arrived, an assortment of'1'w ( 1`Ga's, Cerr•Si Toric Ana
P. sr,itv_ma c .: Irate. Ware:.
EIEST (IASI( PRICE I'Ati. •,
E.EIlD1�5, sII1PSK�rT�a•. It"1fi ,
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