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ings the
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A spec
Fire Bri
perauce
at seven
Pinion
lately re
ich town
and lot o
Perrin,
Mn. B
St Churc
to II•crow
vend a v
showed
understo
was+ deal
evening
ALWA
wish it t
we can.
without
not to pu
good fait
received
as we do
we Bann
Seeds
last wee
the ladit
heid at t
There w
ante an
those'pt
ing. A
HUB')
this asso
church h
Mr. Dan
a tertn o
cotnmittc
business
was tr
will be h
Tuesday
The
elect, to
heli at
The Cie'
Theft
their de
cation :
Chidley,
. Reeve ;
'witches
.T Ckson,
Morse,
The C
the may
Moves
Mr. Cor
the Stan
COM poraec.
Messrs.
Jtevens°
they rep
g—ca
Moved
Mr. Jac
adjourn,
.evening
The
journme
Members
Minut
Council
A rep
Comuutt
ing Stan
suing ye
Street,
Coats, M
Finan
bett, Co
Twitchell
Fire a
Shopper
Comet
Shopper
Charit
thele areal
By•La
ley, Coat
bett.
Healt
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Budde
pard, Ch
'batt and
Comm
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eon, She
Moved
Mr. Coo
Committ
Standing
year be
Mov
Mr. She
appoints
—carrie
Moved
Mr. She
now adjo
tar
DOA A•T
Vhr.—We understand a Banti-
be held it; the skating • rink,
e next week.
INel.—?Vies$.$. W. Murraynd ;
is iuteud'erectin .several Ilu11d•
g •
mining summer. This i$ an-
.
n of the prosperity of Clinton..
` P Y
ial meeting of the.. Clinton,
b
hall, onlMonday evolving u next,
o'l leek sharp.
AseD.—Mr. H. Young, who
moved, into town from coder-
sleep, has purchased >I hoa$e
n I• ettenbury street, from Mr.
for tire, sum of $500. ,
lectured in Princess
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oa
before•
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o
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of
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as
atisacted..
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claration
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Council
nt.
read
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idley,
adopted—carried.
ed
d.charge.
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Our town u " to
,tr .1..y for t• e dta! t, meta 1n 81,eu
Council, for the first tiwe•4ii:• 1$81 on
b'
DZ#7 Hilbert Abraham who for the
••
poet year or two has beers frmll, Own.,
was WA to $tom+ sus;:• old friends last.
,week. He will be in Exeter foe about
a month after which he will b
�' auh to'town. s o bank,
The new Mayor and Deputy -Reeve
elect, ole Mend y evening last enter.-
twined all the late murhicipfil cafichidutes
to ether with the retirilt •council to
an oyster supper. at McLean a
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rant, t
Bronx. -•1n ¥eK►1lop, oe the-$th Mut.. the wit, four.
mimeo story of w daughter.
Dots,• -Ip Hallett, on the Oth hot., tar., wit, ole mr,,
Chosto hernale of a slap hter,
pwtevn. Iii Iiinbnr,l on therm met, fila wliQ,of,
Mr, p RAW (Wove Af a thea
Wise-NXIn. Seaforth, on the 11th. Inst, the of
,
Mr. Alex. Wilson of A eon
,lases.—Inifeaferth, on the 12th.in,lt•, the Wife of
Professor Jones of a ilea ihter,
Bits, t.- s t alasugi,ithe 16th tneky $hss rife of Mr .
DEATHS. •
MaDlcwtq»d—X'n Hallett, on the Seth hut., Jane Ne,
Mullin, Wtfo of Mr. W.111 e31u11i11, aged 02 years $.
' n i n rev and s days, The of o r M will ,ntaku Own,ai
Mdriioonnr.. in nay, o . the lith_ in t., Wm, ilio-
Ta&'!Cart, aged883ears.
daoKxora. -tn ituuott, on the. 79th. Inst., Jahn P.,
otdaet son of Mr. Rlohawrd,Jaokeon, >~ged 0 y e and
Is mouths.. ,
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LYl3STER:GREYs
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Shirting%
•Cornwall M111s,
Dtandass Cottons.
Cnaticeek ineiinvidths:
IS.
11lltit0 Cottons.: �] c
White Cottons ' WHITE
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" ' Check Skirtings,
Lucks,
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= �4l
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In 32 Inches.. •
se • e35 4g4
"C 36' es
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double' and single. •
in an widths. o
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Beehelaga, In All widthxr.
'White Cottons
OTTONSe, t•\1fTitte Cottons.
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Cheek Skirtings, •
Deniitas, etc.
UCHANAN
oil Wednesday evening last
ded house. The lecturer deli-
ery impressive•+liseoutse, and
Uy his • opinions that. he well
the subject• with whiel, he
lug. He also lectured the
0fVE YOUR NAME.—We
be distinctly understood that
publish. any communication
the writers name attached—
Ulish, but as a guarantee of
h. During the week we have
several. communications, but
• ,At the annual meeting of'tile Turn-'
berry Agricultural Society, Chas..Hen-
Marson, ,Morris;• was elected President ;
Alex. Poling,., Wawanosb, Vice •Pres.;
John Anderson,, Turnberry , Sec,.; to-
gother with their, usual boerd.of discs-
tors.
The D:lorris spelling -bee receives con-
sits agile space iir•'our local ,journals.
" John A.," it appears made some rath
er wild statements in. the eoureeof his
,.
remarks to•the. Times: reporter,. wbieh
Mr. llrost,.11° a.eommutucation to the
advance last week endetNvarr to corrget,
Should it continue, we anticipate no
CLINTON.MARKETS., TO..
(Corroded every Thursday,) .
wheat, tan For moll, - - • si ce to. i o$
sprang, Metichaff, .. •'. 1 ca .to 1 10
Fife, . - ' - . - .....i io to 1 is.
oats, . 0 >30 "f,'v 0 sr
Barleys .• • - 0 (i3 to 0 s0
Peas, • - ..- ' 000 to 0 7
.lour • -• - . 6 50 to 000
i'otatook, • o ao to. o s6
)latter, . , • 0 10 to 018,
Eggs, .. .,.
•)lily, '.• • . - ' . lz oo "ttQo 14,0Q'•
's 14 ,' - -. ' ' ` -• • - • '0 6o- two 8 00p
llcepskins,
Root, , - 6 00 to a 60
Closers . , : - .. . ' .. a, oo, tts��, a•6o_
•ilitlothyt s 2 60 •to s 00•
pork, . -' -� - - 6 Baa t.i., 0,ac
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not know wlio-the parties are
publish thein. •
Thursday evening of,
a social under the auspices of.
of the C. DL .Church was.
he resideueo of A. S. Fisher.
a large dumber in attend-
d the songs readings&c.,. by
were certainly entertain-
verypleasant time wee. s sits
P
Z PhBSBF,TERY.--A waiter -Of
elation was held.in. the C. B.
ere,. on Tuesday last. Rev.
by was elected Moderator for
f six months, A number of
Vs.. reports were read and other
in connection with the society
Y
The next meeting
old in Seaforth on, the second
small amount of fun;
Street aorner Syndicate& are the all-
absorbingetopiee of discussion just now.
One "coon" says be will build the road.
without any exemptions' for $2 a mile
and 25 acres in advance at least 2•k
hours before work is re: uired' to be
9
commenced. He is not very. particular
with the Covertimcnt about the laid
grant, buft.he•caunot•see1eis way clear
to a lesser•sten ill cash-,
Mr, Joseph Matell, the genii& pro
prietor of the "Queens "'Iles we.leai•n
► ,
disposed of that house. to MIs. Blotch-
ford, formerly of the firm ofBiatchfurd
ct, Woodcock of this town but now of
'
Listowel. Joe intends refnoving do
Formosa about the he ennin of Mareli.
g ,
While we regret to lest) mr. Motor$
genial face from our front street attrac-
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CLINTON, January 17, 1881. The 'carnival --la otweek was a'.coin-. .' .
meeting of the Council pletc success,. beth° financially and .oth-• -
erwise. The, nee was l
serve for the year 1881, woes - ie• aftcindri largely
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of office and ualili-. of some of the costumes, made a scene "se "
q Tow. it; the hems to,sgcure' .
A. Forrester, Mayor ; Jos. well worthy an hour's attention'.' 'Tilers
IRC�eve ; Wm. Sheppard, Dep.- Were "all aorta and condition .of Hien," iltrr ` ice: G Ai"
Wm. Cooper Win Coats Jas, from the tawney Indian of the far t ': ",
1, J. C. Stevenson, Thomas North, West to. the .cr &the and ..the
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brincillors. Ireland and Miss Wolin') ;were' the sac- in, order. to pe�7ucr
c¢stifui prize winners: fees otl,el+ uq'dd,
ouncil then took their seats— P '' • . .." 6its
The annual supper'of the"Turnherr , •-; • "II
in the chair.Y•)
by Mr. Chidley, seconded b Agricultural Society ivas7ield oU:Tllurs-
that a committee to strike day .evening last at ,. file Royal. :' T1@..10:. X0'.'16. Per•.
ding Committees be'appointed, supper was all that could . bo• desired :'.
1 of the following members : and the entire suecess'of the affair ,,Was Than
Corbett, ° Twitchell, Shetipard, marred only •.by•a sort Of fr<arus as ' ' .
n and the mover, and that who should occupy the chair. • This is. �q
ort to t11,38 council th$$ eve'- an honor bestowed upoe. the new •prem- •V R O N
.sled. dent elect trona time immemorial, and `
by Mr: Corbett,. seconded by. this gentlemen' was proceeding to do as . • : ,:: • .
that this £;ouncil do now all his predecessors had done !before' ,.Hardwale,•
to meet at i.30 o'clock this aim, when the ex-presldc nt`':with that A:Yos,•
egotism for which he .is se ,co>ispicions,
at once challenged Inc right to• the :poi.
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met pursuant to ad-
The Mayor in the chair:
Y1112r.
all resent.
es of last meeting of retiring
and adopted.
was read from the Selecting
eel recommending the follow-
dingCommittees for the en-
:—
Committee—Messrs. Corbett,
orse and Jackson.
Committee—Messrs. Cor-
ate, Sheppard, Chidgey and
sition. After sonic little time the unit- •
ter was settles!„ confiriniug. •the new VERY'
president in toe• chair.. • 11..'he partici- " Beet ,1�:0..I Coal'Oil,.
pants reached home •at the Melly and • /wand) 2 cents:
various hours of the morning. allow.. Fowr,•
It is ,Our, painful duty; 'this week togallon..
chronicle the' suicide of Mr:, . Allan - Cafifor >
Caldwell Turnber'r . The deceased'
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was one of our most, prominent and- :HAIL
successful farmers, and 'at all times
bore a high character among his 'ac
"qualntances. On •Sunday. morning lie.' Sign of'tlie Padlock,
went about his usual workA and nothing
%lit of ,the Way, was noticed. When ALBERT SM, ..
Lamps'&C.
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(Silver Star
per In$p�i•rii4l
Imperial Gallons
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I3xie1 Block, :•
CLIN'TON,
id Water Committee—Messrs.
Cooper and Chidgey. . '
ery Committee — Stevenson,
and Jackson.
about ready for church he went to the
barn. for some pretext or other, con- a `fie
coaling a razor`about his peirsen, -His ,a; .1 Household ; 'Wort! !
long delay aroused a•feeline. of unease= •. •
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BAR. IRON.. 'STEEL. CARRIAGE. ; Bi ILDERS
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HARDWARE
RE, GLASS, i r. PAINT. S.
y Committee --Messrs.• Twit-
Morse.
A' Committee—Messrs. Chid-
s, Stevenson, Pickett and Cor-
Committee—Messrs. Twit-
veteran, Cooper and Pickett.
ng Committee—Messrs, Shop-
Stevenson, Mbrse, Cor-
Jackson,
ietseon orfCers, their 5dutieseven-
ness among the•members of the family,
who upon search found his body upon
the barn floor with Iiia •.throat cut from �•
ear to ear. C..Tait Scott, Esq., on S
Monday empanneled'a jury and an in- - ,,
quest was held in accordance with the
statute. The jury returneci,the verdict GROCERY
tliat'edeceased came to; his death while
laboring under a fit' of temporary in- Iles become a Household . Word as the.
sanity, by cutting Bite throat•from ear BEST end CHEAPES'7,'placefox .
withterreroTuesday remains were in: • • �� ;...
Grocertea
Flour,•
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yard, Chidley and Twitchell.
(Signed) E. CORBETT,
Chairman.
by Mr, Coats, seconded by'
per, that th@ report of • the
eel appointed• to strike the ;
ler For a good violin, go to Dui Fful,
nom k GIBDINOS. ' • Crockery,
S. DAVIS.Dis selling stoves lit coat Glai8teat•e�
price. A big stock to select from, • its., etc
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For a violin string, ' to
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January .12th, 1681,„
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Committee ,for the current
good go
DOnEIITY 5t GIBBINbg. ,
A SPECIALTY IN '
by Mr. Chidley, seconded by"d„.144
that H. Hale be re-
I Trustee for the High School
by Mr. Chidley, seconded by
ppard, that this Council do
urn—carried.
J. CALLANDER, Clerk.
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Notaces of ,B'irths, Deaths and Marriages, Qn
hidepartment inserted. free Pi 60 dent'
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1f3J[It.T1ISt ,PerCash paid„for Eggs,.• ,Farm Pro-
BAsn.-ln Colborne, on Wednesday, the 1201 test., duce taken it° exchange, •.
thn wltn of Gtr. W. II. Boar, of a daughter;
Sto.Onmex.—In Exeter, eh the 13th Inst.,'the wltd of . T1 OS• COOPER
Mr, 33. s. Sp*okinsn, of aeon.
CARRY. aodorich, New. flay, the Corner Albert Eattenbur:�y I,gts,,,
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k ^ I C* 1 1 0 1 0 f 1 s
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Qar steak is. nlways kept`Pl, ?SII end well assorted. We btn in.tlie bent nutttket '
1g 9,/i$H, and wartaut to give satiskdetion, PItODIYCE 'riltEN IN EkCHAl U1t. ,
PALe �S R• co, 99 BRICK BLOCK �{LITQhi
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or a good piano stool, go to
--In on yoar'tl wlte of and
Mr. Oswald Carey of a ion... '
Rose. --in Stanley, on thg 3r4 Inst., the win!' of Br./
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