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nno4 lioioarsely?4 reoponeiblp for tTp„7pfnlena
S'ew
OXPod 4y our coronnetidenia
Niton Jl+ergrt, Reed
SIM—A rural Minister' not ten
• *tiles from hero, received from a thoubl.
t ilrmember of his congregationn the fol
flowing ate ■;.paarriage flu; on the 0c60,—
abets of t ut,marrlage Af one Of the family,
$44:.—Head-cheeee, cider, socks and
.e,►sh-each h'0 cents --(fetal, $2,00.
'When he is hungry he can eat, when
4‘15 is tl irsty he can drink, !Alen he is
*old he can pat nu aims clotaliing(socks);
and if there is any other comfort he
lueeds, he has money to procure it(5.0ets).
Mi inters reveive•a rather strange WI of
fire w -fifes from ale ming the enl;4ark
ern the roan to well doing.
Yours truly,
GLEANER.
iIullertt, Jan. 11th, 1881..
ire -The 1)oherty organ received the
Stighest award et the Toronto industrial
�xhibitieu, 1880, ever all competing,
land don't Tett forget
S. Davis is selling government
it est No. 1 coal oil Four imperial gal -
tins for $1.
Goderieli.
(Prow lest week's issue) •
Mr. Samuel Pollock, one of our old-
eist residents, has sold his property here
and has bought a drag and stationary
business in Badaxe, Huron County,
Michigan, wheae he intends moving to,
;the latter part of Jauuttry.
I A�tb•.
lise seas lI lit ie io
A grand at t
n
total on New Year's 'Ere, under the
management of professor Fetzer. A
large crowd assembled and the dancers
.r.eenie(1 to take the opportunity of. dan-
oing the old year out and the new year
in. •
�i'I,ssrs. Meldrum and' McNair, Stud-
ents of Knox College; Mr. Fraser,
student of Ontario College of Phar-
macy, and Mr. C. Hamilton studeut.at
Law, who 'nave been Visiting friends in
4Goclerich, returned to Toronto on
Monday morning.
Ou New Years about two o'clock in
the reorniii , a lire was<seen in rapid
progress through the window of Mr.
'Welsh's cellar. An entractce was glade
and it proved to be a wooden nail burn-
ing which had ignite 1 from having hot
.ashes placed in it. Had it not been
discovered in time it would.'. have been
a destructive fire.
isc 1ling....atoves..at-
•cost price. A pig •stock to select from.
T The Doherty organ., Hear
them ! See them 1
ii 40 00114:4't
Ic A b k tP`Mli:t'fr h3.
d'Or 'Qtrxr<good. nioltn string, :go to
DouE1tTY & GxBnraos.
lcenmiiier.
From our Western correspondent.
Our baud boys serenaded the mein -
!hereof the lemma of Oolberne do 'the
•evening of the election. Thea musit?al
efforts were -rewarded by some liberal
deflations,
One of owe esteemed. citizens, Mr. M.
Phrammer, has brought" to a happy
issue his bachelor career by taking to
himself a wife, a •Miss Williams, of
Mitchell, We hope to see others soon
folle,w his example.
The Sons of Temperance of this place,
baying received a .challenge from the
Leehurn Div. to have a public debate,
duly accepted it and acccordingly wend-
ed their way to the lodge room of the
letter society .on the evening of the 7th
inst., for the purpose of settling the
propositions—.(" which has been the
'greater curse, intemperance or . war."
Messrs. •D, Cummings, J. Linklater,
Wm. Clutton and E. Horton displayed:
mulch eloquence in endeavoring to sus-
tain the affirmative, but the arguments.
given by Messrs, T.'Gedhill, J. Stewart,•
P. +Clantelon and J. .Scott (Befimiller)..
in favor of the - negative ' being more
factitive and forcible, the. (,liairmen,
Messrs A Potter and J. MoLean, were
unanimous in deciding in favor of the
negative, Thebest of attention was
paid by the large number in attendance
and at a late hour the ;meeting . was
brought to a close.
.SeasOro.
Mr. M. ll'IcLennon, who has been in
Bayfield for several months in charge
of Mr. Robert's drug store was enter
tained at a complimentary oyster sup-
per by the your; men.of Boyden.' prior
to his leaving that place to resume his
•old situation in Mr. Roberts store here.
Malcolm is a steady, obliging young
than, and will be popular wherever he
•ntay..gd
• Mr David McNauglit has sold his
residence and blacksmith shop to Mr.
John Moore, of Varna. Mr. Moore,
has already taken possession of the
blacksuiithing bus'ines's. Mr. Mc•
Naught will still .remain here for the
present, and will continue his voter•'
inary practice and horse haying. Mr.
Moore is well known in this vicinity as
a firstclass workman, and an obliging,
industrious young nian.
At a regular meeting of Brittania
Masonic Lodge, a short time ago the
following ofc=rs were duly installed,
by PastMaster Ballantine, viz.: Henry
Cameron. W. M.; T. K. Anderson, S.
'W.; W. G. • Duff, J. W.; '+A. .Strong,
'Treasurer; R. • N. Brett, Chaplain; 1).
.1). Rose, secretary; • John Williams,
'Tyler; M. R. Counter, S. D.; ?G•. W.
Brent, .1.1).; H. Derbyshire, and A. G.
McDougal, Stewards; .John Gipson, I.
G.; A. Slernmon, Master of Ceremonies.
ut S. DAVIS is selling government
test No. 1 coal oil. Four imperial gal-
lons for '$1.
....Cr For a good piano 'stool; go to
DoHERTY & (iIBBINoS,
lllolrisesvtlIe.
For a good violin, go to Do-
13EaTY & GIBBINos.
Ashflel il.. .
In Lucknow last Week, .Mr. Hugh
McCroustie's. team 'ran away kicking
the 'cutter 'almost into pieces and throw
ing himself and sister out. No•one
IVIr. 3. W. Hill, who has been doing
business for his brother for some time
here, has purchased tine entire stock,
and intends conducting the business
himself. Joiln is a very enterprising
.and obliging young 'man and we wish
liini all sorts of success. .
The contract for the erection of the
• new 6, 0. church h .s been given to
:Messrs. Cooper k McKenzie, and the
lllersrs. W. & J, Bowoy of Clinton, for
the sum of ;-3,•300.
One evening hut week n• larg+ nnm-
b(`i• of v(lttll folks Itss:mild:41 iti 1\nox's
new 11;111, wheretltey indulged in trip-
ping t111+ Iii•tstie•'' illlt•il tt to wt'(!
Shill hilar 4," J1. very pleasant time was
spent..
Photographic
mist,
CLTNTON• ON'
Aeslie laaU ktnde or
Picture
Frames
Tho roads are` almost impassible:
Thermomiter stood at 14'clegrees below
zero: on Dec. 29th. There wa.- no•
maitto Lanes for • a . week :Oct, there
was a hungry. lot in the_.post offiee on,
Monday, Jan. 2nd, when - it .did come
in. A
•—AND
1t[oti dings.
hotographsiSpecialty.,
BEAVER BLOCK,CLINTON.
Creat
AltIN
SALE
—OF—
700
eat Cott�fl,
t ,
Y$
'BTER GREYS in 32 Incite*.
b cis •!.4 45 },
4s 14 36 44
44 46-,., IOC f •• 4 • i .. ;!
64 Shirtlugf dule( and .single.
C,
IFw a11;11�iils, in all widths.
undi. ss$ COMM. r -
Coatieook,. fit all widths, Hockelaga, In alI widths.
White Cottons
S WHITE CTONS:
Colt=
.White Cottons
Check SIdrtIIl2s, • Check Skirtings,.
Ducks, Deniaus, &c.
FRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE,---
•- •'
(CALLASUER''S OLD STAND), (Ll N ,ANT,
Jackson's
.F
VICTORIA B3LOCK, CLINI ONN.
e,
.r
JoiiNSToN :PUTTER.'—On: 146 irtst., at
Trinity Church, 13lytli, by Rev. W.
Henderson, Mr. John Tolnistone . to
Sarah, eldest daughter otjames Pot-
•tee,_a,ll rd' +, ,Waiianosh•,:',
MAc•KF1 IV1171 rn.—Aernornton
the residence. of the bride's .father, on
the 10th inst, by the Rev.,,Teffery
Hill, of •Seaforth; Ram Goodin
_MacKid, M 17,; of Lucknow,,'thirel
son of the Jate Bev. A. ;ilacKiti, of
St. Andrew's charcli, Godcricli,. to.
Matilda Charlo'ttit,'youngist daught-
er of. L. G Meyer, Esq., of -Harper-.
hay.
• Ii)Evna S.
McOGoWAx.---In .Blyth, on the 12th.
inst., Robert McGowan, sr., aged 33
years.
McGowAN.=.In East .Wawanosh, on
the 11th • tnst., George MoGowan,
jr., aged 30 years and 9 months:.
PRATT.—In Goderieli township,• ori the
9th inst. Peter, son of •Mr .mules.
-Pratt, aged 20 years, • .'
Q)B.1if0'l'ialiT liiICllill;'r.
• (Corrected every Thursday.)
Wheat, fall per Bush - 81 00 to 1 02
Spring, Redell.if, - 1 08 to. t'10,
Fife,. .
Oats,
Barley, ,
Peas,
Flour, -
Potatdcs,
Butter, -
ir Ergs,
, •
Video, •
Sheepskins
Beet,
Clover,. •
Timothy, -
Porke:, -
•• 1111 to115
• 0 30 to 0 32
0 60 to . ,0 75
- 060 to 0701
550. to 60o'I
• 0 80 td 0 35
0 18 to 0 10
- . 0 17 oto 0 18
,. 800 to 850
7 80 to 8 00
•- 0 50 to 1.00
5 00 to 6 00
• 4 00 to. 4 50
- '3.10 to 3 25
- 6 00 :to 6'25
STOVE PIPES, &O..
educed Prices
FOR
ONE 'MONTH..
Now is the time to secure
�I.
•rn•ordor to rteiuef,.eur•titodlr nnli aimed room.
for other goods, w, have decid.d.to •
ac 11 Lttron"
10 ta.1,:61 Per. Celt, Less
*Y.TH
• Than:Usua[ Prices,
FOR-ON-EIV101117.110.NLY
Hardware,
Axes,
Crosscut Saws, _-
"
Lamps, &c.,
VERY LOW. .
.Best No..- 1. Coal Oil on Hand.
RLAND
ROS.,
Sign of the Padlock, 'Brick Block,
ALBERT S'6'., CLINTON.
A Household Word II
These Works are nosy in -full opera,
tion, and the' undersigned are enabled
to ofl'e:r'anygrade of
Salt of Finest Quality for Sale
The necessity. of Salt tor
AGRIC6ULTURAL. PURPOSES
Is now so fully established that everY
farmer will neglect his own interest
who fails:to use a17olt7 five tolls annu-
ally. . '
0.:k. -,4r. This Tradewill roceive our best
attention, ,
Cordwootl, 'Elul Stave 13nit:l • and
I?ets•;wond, (i 1,1i't't''.l at the tilorint, for
which (ands will be paid,
IJas 1,eceme'a Itotlaehohl Word as the
Br,s ' and OREAI'ES,L Place., for
Groceries,
'lour, r
• .lfeecl,
•C+rockery,
Glassware,
(Ca, (fib. . •
A SPECIALTY IN
Cent 0 C. ,. Ta.
'!rettsli paid for T ggs, Farm Pre -
deco ttaken1r1 exchange,.
14'Icd its �:.V�W irbi::iia, .
Cornet' 'Albi,ro and • ll:tttonbury stilts,,
Ctt !ry mNl enM (`/,?,1�.�`y
JACKS()
utNIIROf.'rests viy�.
HATER,
Shotiirs .a Magnificent : Stock of NOVELTIES im
•
Fine Fur -Hats, imported direct front New York.
Flue American. Wool Hats,:; •, t
Fine i1 niericttn Stiff` Bats ' ..
Cliristey's celtbrtrtcrl English-Hats,-
-
ngltslItnts,- Canadian Felt Hats; •
-. Ame7icail; Caps,
CHILDREN'S RATS ASIA: GAPS, all styles
`Oar St'ek comprises the LARGEST and BEST•in this section' .of ,the ;country.,
Everybotly,buyirtg:a•Hat s vni1dsee the stock. ,
•
W. JACKSON, . THE. EAMBUS" HATTER, :0f.1.UTON.
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041P1 .STEED., CARRIAGE- & BUILDER
HARDWARE; GLASS,- 04L1 PAINTS. .
Ci iaiiui!., out.
January 12th, 1801.
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