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RIIICKSHAN:
'THE BOOT 'MAKE R.
SEALER IN AIL KINDS- ;pr
Men, W°Nen and Children's Boots & Shows
Spring Stock well assorted, and
complete in all. departments
ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP F011. CASH I
C. CRUICIKSHANK, BRICK. -BLOM CLINTON
TAKE NOTICE
Choice new Frui
A SPamcnrAI TY,
At the NOTED TEA, COFFEE and SPICE HOU8-F
+--d 00
S. PALLISER &
HARMAN'`
IS THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS
CHOICE NEW FRUIT
GOOD TEAS AN'D`-CO'1f'F'E`E
PURE SPICES
JONAS' CELEBRATED EXTRACTS
BEAUTIFUL CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
SPLENDID LOT OF GIFT CUPS & FANCY ARTICLES...
0005/9.
.AT SxiARMAN'S
A�11-S E*Rz�I LS-
• AT SHARMAN'S
AT SHARMAN'S
AT'. SH.A RMAN'S:
AT SHARMAN'S
n, ALBERT STREET CLINTON heat the Market,'
Good deli�e E�, Farm Produce take f ,
J'CUNING
Desires to call special attention t.o, his stock of
China and Grailite
Of all kinds, suitable for Christmas presents.'
to be
had,
��lso, the finest Confectionery
• - Canned Goods,' &c.
Fresh Fruit,' ��
JOHN CUNINGHAME. •GROC.E'R,. CLINTON':
A Sp�odi'iinti'
GCI�l� ➢a1� £WWEB1.
000 .
N r, ` PERFUMES
� U r� ES1 a LOTUS O•L • THE • i� xi E C'9 I8 Pfl LA v E 11DE1a
lv l i `� 1 �LLFU iJ B0QUFT, and all of Lr u
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HAIR BRUSHES, CODIBS,. TOOTH ANI)'NNMI; BRUSHES.
TOILET SOAPS, COSMETICS; &C.
EM 1ST AND PRUCGIST. ..(rlN"TONT,. ONT.
a t; L SVTs N m Alissf V rix
I e 21iuradey, Feb, 7, 1884. The re alar meeting of the council was
OS �
Wheat. soot old - 1 00 .a.1
„ new • • 0 65 a. 1 00
White ivheat, old 100 a 1 05
a' -' • - 1 00 a 1 06
0 30 a 0 31
, • 0.45 a 055
,. 0 65 a 0 70
5 00 i 5 50
0, 0 45 a 0 50
new .
'Spring, -
Oats, -
Barley,
Boas,
blear,
Potatoes,
$utter, . •
Eggs, ,
HaY, -
Sheep pelts
, I,amb skins,
Beef, - -
Pork,
0
0
7
0
0
•
16
21
00
500
50
50..
a 0 17 m
a 022
rl 8 00
a 0'75
a .0 75
7 50.
a 7 50
Unlvert'. f;arbotto Cerate.
Try it for chapped bands, tints, burns,
bruises. It is A preparation of Vaseline, Car-
bolio Acid and Cerate. It will cure any sor-
where alt other preparations fail, Call at J
11. Combs's drug store and get a package.
Twenty.five cents is all it costs,
M 5IC■
MISS NELLIE HOLME9is prepared to give
'lessons on the. Plano or Organ to a limited number of
pupils. Instruction given at the homes of pupils, if
desired.
CLOTH FOR. SALE.., -coats, vests, pants,
(Aim caps, rocks, mitts, 4:c , to tit old age down to in-
fants, I6 am home on Mondays. Any person having
airs or truck ill my line can leave word at my house,
and I will fetch it and give value, All debts: duo Mary
Marten's estate, must be paid to save trouble. Paper -
painting, and jobbing of thatsortclone by gecnnE
Btst,mr sv. A good strong boy .wanted.
W. MARTEN, Podier, Box 04, Clinton.
+, FARM FOR SALE.
LOT 18, CON. 6, HULLETT,
Consisting of. 30o•a res, situate about throe
miles from the rapidly growing town of Clinton,
Well improved, under good cultivation, splen-
did soil.. Well watered, and usual' ativitntage s
Terms liberal, W. W; .FART AN,
Onuton., Sent. 14,1833. „
1�TFW B-I� T011ER SHOP
i1 UIE pndersiInetl -desiresto••thanl: his nt-
i- merous friends in Clinton and vicinity for
their liberal patronage during the twoll+e years
he. carried on tlto iiutciteliug_ iusiness, and
would intimate to 'theta that 11e has re-oom
tomcod business iu Lore's bailitur. on
Huron Street, where he tvi11 be pleased to
meet hie old friends and as many new ones as
mar laver hini with their patronage.
ROI1T: 1 I'r/.SIb10NS
rLni yaIc; a�dTricyclis
.'1."emier... ..
Uolllttrabia.
National.
The CLINTON NEW ERA is the largest pa_.per..
runs, CO1iOs, SADDLE BA06,,AND FCLLLINE
OF `FITTINOS.I14 STOOK.
Send ' . stamp' for data ogue and lit of etv. and
secnd-hand machin es in stook.•
A. Ti LANE; 1410NTIIF,IL
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T'owi l 4'ounell
held on Ionday evening.
The Finance committee recommended
payment' of the following accounts:—W.
J, Paisley, charity, collecting taxes, &c,
$88.20 ; W. Dennison, $67.60; fire depart-
ment, $60; J. Callander'sgrs, eulary,137.-
50; J. Rider, halfsalary, $12.00 ; J. Cun-
inghame, sundries, $1.75; charity account,
$8. Mr.Dennison included in his account
$5 extra for lighting extra lamps, and on
Mellon the report was adapted, except
the payment of the $5. A report wax
read from the Charity committee, recom-
mending the refunding of the taxes of the
following pparsons, as charity. R., Mar-
low, Mrs, Cantelon, E. Finch, J. Tolland,,
Mrs: Anderson, Mrs, Fisher, Mrs,Gordon,
Mrs, Taylor, Mrs, Poad, Geo. Nimmons,
W. Wilson, Mrs. Fox, Mrs, Monahan,
Mrs. Cree,:the whole amounting to $55.40.
Moved by Coun, Thompson, see, •by
Coun. Searle, that a by-law be prepared,
regulating the taxing of dogs, by adapt-
ing the tag system, which requires that
every dog shall wear a tag, to be procured
from the Inspector, dogs to pay$1 and
bitches $2. Moved in amenment by
Coun.Coats,, sec byCoun...Mc1Cenzie that-
the
hat
the dog tax be fixed at $2 for dogs and $4
for bitches. The amendment was carried
on a division by the vote of the Mayor.
The By-law committee were instructed -
to prepare by-laws regulating fences, pre
venting. persons getting on sleighs or other
vehicles while in motion, rind to prevent
fowls running at: large.
The Clerk was instructed 46 get cards
printed Showing the various commttees.
Communications from J. Oliver and A.
McKown, asking for the position . of bell-
ringer, and from Whitely & Todd, ask-
ing -for the town printing, were read and
sled•
The committee on officers and salaries
for the year recommended as follows
J, Callander, cleric, -salary, $150; N. Rob-
son, treasurer; $•100; D. R. Menzies and
11. Stevens, assessors, $50 each ; • W. a1.
.Paisley, collector, etc,,, $500 ; L. Trouse,
bell •ringer, -)amp lighter, etc., $250, and
use of room in 'town ball, which report
Was: adopted, •
On motion of Coun. Coats, tee, by. Gann.
Cantelon, the Mechanic's, Institute was
granted $25. .
Council adjourned until the'1.lth inst.,
at7 pan:?,. tri confer with the Fire Conic
pony and transact other business..
AOLDtor the atorl.hig olaas. S01µ1•'10 cents for
li postage, •and wo will mail y ou free, a reyril;
valuable box of sautple•gnodsthat will put you in the,
was- of making more money in a few days than you
ever'thou Itt pgssiile at any 'huainc s: Capital. not
repuired. • We will start you. You eon stork ail the
1 h tt •- is • universally
time or in spare.time oily. The Url. o sally
adapted to both sexes young -and old You can easily
earn. from 50 ca nt4 toe That it all who
?i., every • y evcnht„
Wantwork may test the :business, we rnal.e this. un-
paralleled
A
paralleled offer, tci all who are not well. satisfied we
will soatd 51 act pay: fog the trouble of writing•us. Full'.
bparticulars, dirtotions etc.sent free. Fortunes Will
e made by those who.give 'their whole time to„ the -
work,. Dyck sttccesi absolutely sure.' Nola delay.
Start now.- Address Sripe.% & Co., Pottlanil, 1lah,o:
.VICK'S E LORAL GUIDtr.'
rax18841saa Elegant Book of 150 InV
es3' Colored.bred
•Plutes'of 1 lowea a and 't o 'etables and more, than.1,000
illusbratious of the c.hoisest Flowers,Plants and Vege-
tables,
growing. _ It i, hat dsotne
tables, and ])crectiona fur glut i ,
enough fora, centre table or: a holiday ,1 resent,' Pond
on yourn me'andlostOifiec tddton,, With 10 cents',
and -Twill send yon 15 copy, hostage paid This is not
is quarter etas' cost...It,r. printed fn both English
and Dorman 18 yeti afterwards order seeds deduct
the '10 cents.. Victt .s seeds are'ti a Hest In the world !
The •Floral f.:obla wilt-tcll,how to get mud grow them.
V tea, s !lower er and Vegetable 'Carden,' 195 Pages, 0
Colored Plates, 000 Engravings For,50 seats .in pa=
per covet S1:00'inelegant cinch. Iu 9erinan or
English; V tow's Illustrated Monthly [aa zinc -32 -
paes, as colored plate in' every number and many Ilnc
1 ngravine .' Trico 51.25 a year•; Five Copies for $G:
Speelinen numbers sent' for 10 cents; a trial copies for
2.5 Cents.
.1201 ES PGik; heel ester � -
in the county, and makes :a specialty of home
news. Send it to friends lin distant . lands. It
will be sent to any 'post' epee in the' world for
$1.50 a year.
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MODE[-'
VALVA
• .GOLD MEDALS
Awarded, at>.Toronto, .London -and
Guelph, .in 1883, for,
RLE
AND OTHER
NIACWNE Coli -8..
Per Palo .bp a11Pirat-C1asa DoalOrs.
Every Barrel Guarantle0;d'..
SAMUEL aOGERS,: hnager,.
30 Front 3t Eaat. Toronto. •
Wiidic3yott all a 8.10111' Ohrist111as, and .8ee4 Til
into you all to catil and see his trawl .
Bigliy of Chri:tii Oath
TA PI0.ah, Tda'titral Flowcu's,
'Bibles, ,lliItograpli a(l
The •action' 'to recover Erni: A H.
Roe, M. P. P. for Lennox, for'.infrae-
tion of the Dominion Eleetion Act,' has
been dismissed .on. technical grounds: '
.. 'Dr. Lesslie; mentioned as' having been
killed in the defeat of Baker Pasha, in,the
Soudan, is thought to • be the son of Mr.
Joseph Lesslie, cx-postmaster of Toronto..
Mr. Pope, -Minister' of ;Agriculture,,
is 3 t d to have disposed of his..Interna-
tional railway td the' Canadian Pacific
Company for something under a million.
dollars. •
. '
Tiplioid fever appears to be alarmingly
prevalent
in 13 slant a and Cor nto 'nsf
' Defective drainage'and bad •water
are the principle' causes. Nature ;will
have her laws obeyed, or the' eontriveuer
insist sufrer ' ' '..
• Rev. )3'atlier. Slean and Ron.thiel,. of
Ottawaa, annouuoe! that there is,11tcrrible'-
destitution” . %11 -that eif,y . This, too,
white bread 1s taxed, !seal is taxed, and
clothing is taxed, ill:•drder that Sir. Ltto=
-'' glory
i` t �Tus
niililTilly May nas111
.It is a,.notablefact that.the.wea,thei. has
.
this winter bean.•nlucli milder on tire diva.-
sion cif the Canadian.Pacific Railway hest
.of Wuinipeg than on the eastern section.
On Thu'r'sday last,while the thermometer
at Calgary; Medicine 'Hat' and; Maple
Creek registered from 115° to 81 ° above
zero, tho .-record. at Eati1e River, 4avann
-
and PortArthur varied. from 8 0
to 20
below.
:A.t Toronto, ori ;Wednesday,
Bethune; Q C. obtained a•rule nisi for
a new trial in the. sprit of Walton vs.
A.pjobn, inwhiich a 'verdict was giver
against'the tief ii'( sibs' •1T6O'1Ydatnager,
for offences a aihst the.eleetion law at
Rat.Portage while acting as returning
officer in the Algoma election, 11.6 last`
Aesl�es . • '
A (writ has .been issuecl`fo collect r 00.
from Lane; .Methodist niin='
ister of Halifax, for marrying a soldier
and a girl';without a ` license. It •seems
that the groom -had neglected to, procure
the license, but pro5Hised that he would
secure one the following ;morning, he
did not secure the license, and now i'e
pudiates,.the marriage on account cf'the
informality
`Very. serious • floods . are. experienced
along the Ohio, and in many places busi-
ness has been suspended:' A Pittsburg
telegram says: -A large, part' of the city.
is submerged,' and -some portions are'un-..
-der 'Water • from one to ten feet.': Five.
thousand families are homeless,; It is es-
timated : there will be about • $1,000,000
dalna es. ' A telegram'from Cineiunatti
-Business' In the lower part of•• the.
city is 'co'nlpletely at standstill oft as -
count of the flood. The Grand "Central
Railroad depothas been abandoned.
Tho warehouse "of Duckworth's distillery
was undermined,and fell into the water.
Loss large. Cattle pens, capable of feed=
ing 1,000 cattle, were also swept;away. •.
YerytbL..,g Upside Dowo
Thd`,lirst test. vote Lias been -taken in
the Ontario- -Legislature, giving=- the -
Mowat Government a .majority of 12.
Mr. Neeloh,. of Lincoln, an Independent
of Reform antecedents, was absent,
The.seat fo _South dxford luldjaust,.
koka arc `vacant. Both• of theae.can
be depended upon to sOltlrii Reformers,
1, kn, ,so that the normal Refot'rn' majority
1 il1t11r t I t1I1 , in -a full house' is 15, .Of the so-
called Independents, Mr. Lees voted
with the Conservatives, and Mesisr .
Hart and Gillies voted for the Govern-
ment. With a solid majority of 15, the
Reformers in the Legislature have no'
ind(teement' to listed to the wily Bunt-
ing's proposal of- a coalition. Meredith
may fret but be cannet frighten, 'and
the welfare of the Province wilt be well
looked after. The Ottawa conspiracy
to dethrone lion, Oliver Mowat has
t'On+llienculi1' fililo(1'
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01 Oaquistte'beauty. ;fust itgrided, some
cEfitOS!O ANfi 1'FICTO rIZAML:0.
due
$ Ai[tft lots of other nice things suitable for
Christmas .presrnts.
-AT A. HAM'S CHEAP STONE,
4i,tMTON
FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS.
a
E ARE STOCK TAKING,
And sister. stook on the let of inob • .
AT TIM
DRY GO'ODS .PALACE
-Of. Clinton Said County of I•u.ro=s, _m_:T '..
We offer some ot-the--•GRE &TEST BARGAINS es-e.offered
and on the First of February .we open out '
25 Cues and i1it of 1117/ Sprig Good
10 Bak: !HT' PIflTZ, is most hvaly pattan:
CRET'ONS IN BEAUTIFUL' DESIGNTS
, EMBROIDERIES, THE VERY.. NEWEST THINGS.
' 1
pieces
8 ply wool
::Carp
ets, 2 ply
Wo
olCarpets,
-Tapestry Carpets
sTruselsCarlets,Unl aa1p ts, Stair Carpets, Hemp Carpets,
,Cocoa Matting, Oil Cloths, Lineoleuins Wool Mats,Cocoa
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Mats,Dea1 bats, White Counterpanes, Colored
Counterpanes;• '
Lace Curtains, Curtain ."Nets, Lambretluins, &c..
Our Spring Stock willbe immense. Come an
see it. Examine our -:prices, buy our goods, and
you willbe pleased. We take a pleasure;in.
_showing our goods. : No trouble'to do. so.
W SELL
W E• SEEL FOR ,-TRADE.
We Sell on :Credit to good. men.
We do. business 011 ,sound principles.' We bu otir creods for:'
cash. We save' our..discotrnt. and' are afle t glye you . oxer
prices than "houses that buy on time
OUP GOODS 'ARE RIGHT.
OUR PRICES ARE .RIGHT.
,
OUR. yERMS ' ARE 'RIG'rIT#C.
Otlii•' goods. have all. been marked clowR, and • Ina1'ked, iu alliin
figures. Ottr discount is 10 Per :cent until the 1.st' of February
Ork MANTLE MAKE;, MISS MeiViAN US, returns an"
the lst of March., .Reserve your order for her.,: She is the .
only -perfect Mantle MMa,ker iii the county. You never require
to come back and lave, your Mantle 'altered in any way:, She:
gives you a perfect fit.. • She does her work', as, .it sho-olrl` be '
dope. She'uliderstands her •busi�iess tliorougl ly: Our MANTLE;
CLOTHS 11,nd,Sil,lzs are -ordered. , They are the newest goods in
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the trade:
Every' dollar's worth~ ofgoods boil ht for cash, and 'solei' at the
very closest price's, All goods masked In plain. figures. .
Estate of John ff�dgeuB
Goods Palace of Clinton and Huron.Coluity.