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iftYrtom THE Seasons 1 How they
do hurt my hand 1 I gueaa I'll take
them tct Hale'e fauey•goods istore and
get sthern aharpened, •
Mieltretlgeu Soame—Rev. Dr.
Yok well known udintiOnery,
its:titre in the C. X. Church on
Wedneddag eveuing on tile :murder
Of 8ot u 1uwba. His dia.
course watt very touching an
brought tears to the eyes of penny.
The impritionment of Seott, etarving
hiu), freezing him, and the taltooting
and tOrturnig the Man to •death,
was one of the moat bloodthirety
crimes in the history of eivilization.
He (stated that several of the murder-
edll had elle by one mot with nutitnely
cleathig Scott was only about 21
yeare of age. •
14Ittlekt tioott' be here. •
Titst 'commencement of Lent is
teretity days later than last year.
• 310,----g.in Mits. TAOS. 000rEa
*peat a few days At Kiucardioe with
.reletives, daring this toed last • Week,
'----Frifirreitlaytringtlftsemoirthe-Tniir
-iU not Coeur alein, until ,the. 'year
• 1912. ,;•• .
•Tgmoka.ataak ittlfnn.rnAt...#4.n,
tiery waft-tilOwit d�w4-6-10) dify: last
week.. •• • •
. Tug „High Court Chancery Sit
• tinge will be held in -Gotterich on
the 20th inet„ of March.• • • -
. Miss WAetace, of- Gioderichelets
-teen visiting friends in 0linton:4er
the past !maple of weeks. • •
AN•Ingersoll • boy hung on to a
eeeleigh, then let go and.ivas rtinover
by another 'sleigh, . Resnithroken
--' leg. Paten bore take werping..
DAwsON beat Sandford
• Mille in the' five Mile skating con-
•, test at Guelph last week. • Dawiton
enacts the five Miles in 20 Minnte• s
and '494teconds: '
•-Beusszts, says. the Post, has a,
skater who cu make it •"hot" for
Dawson -ef..Ctinted-,.en a fiye iuiLe
• dash, iVhy ...don't'. you trot: hinr
nit Kincnidifie Standard gaol
"Miss Annie Kempton has return-
ed from visieing her friends in the
vicinity of Clinton,. Mise Wise, of
that plebe,. acceropanied .her home
. and is now returning the visit."
•Ruit •Ova,—.One 14 the Irish
neigrants-ge • terel is year old • lad —
wee rim over one day last. week by
• a double 'sleigh.. • Otte of the runners
paessvI over bils.leg..ind anCle, but
no bones were .broken. . •
' • House AND Lr SOLD.—'rhe
heibie tied lot advertized for•
.during thepaet,ewe or three weeks,.
in these colutues, . by Mr. Corbett
has been purchased • by Miss •Tre-
• . LAST Sunday the Rev. J. Kenner
preached anniversary: eermons• in
London. His place WWI filled in
the . B. C..chereh here mbruilig and
• • evening hy„the.Rev, Butt, of
London,- . •
• AN 'OLD Fottern.—Wie again
ewelcome to our table the &lend,*
.Anterican.: This! Standard. weekly
. publication still tops the list‘ in. its
'particular' litte, and is. Just the jour-
nal for mechanics, and artieanteartite
• ioua to excel.. ' It i o.ily $3,20 • n
knittrio DEnt:TE. We understand
that arrangements. are .beiee made
' fata publao debeteebetween -Seitforth
,eind
Clintonatan esrly date. ,The
• ,.--aubject proposed is :."Was the rebel-
• 'lien of 1837,. kuotvii es the Mite-
•% , Kenzie• Rehellion, jestifiable•"'
there are to be some' • geed speakerts,.
•shoth..sidea."a first claiti debate
• znav betexpected; ' •
TitE sit/alien race between J. W.
• Davison, Of Clinton,', and. any fl'ee
4 • Galtonians, Vawson to •skate the
WboletiVe tinletrhile the natives.
.were to do one mile eachotfourttei
laps, het* place in Galt lest :week,
• Dawson, a poWettel.yeuntrman, end
excellene..akater, Made the die:
• „Lance in Minutes, Winning- by 2
leps.Of his competiters Phil.-LaW-
• letts Made the best time •
-• Tiiuus DAY'S EtasTS.-7.Last Thu rs-
clay at noon It .tretnendous breeze
'sprung up' here. acCompanied. by a'
• • ,lieavyfall of blinding snow. NO
• case-titlesare reported in this
itY,- but the Wind streaks t truck the
u Mai {fgt.
ton and it Wes- violently filer:if 'open
And stitiolc Best,.. 'who was standing
near,by, on the licati,'.instantly kill-
ing him'. s'•
Demi:gime' Liamesu INageogons,--
lifte'lientY '•Parkine; ,OfeGoseritgelette
baeViripeihit'arellint
tha' .County of , Harem, and gr,.
John Kelly; �t Blyth, sub -inspector'
fOr South Huron;. W. il darn Ellison,
Whighant, for -Eadt Huron ; and
H. W. Ball, Goderieh, fOr. West
Ifurciti. The Act wilt be, enforeed.
Colts tainalimeNTs *Will please bear
° in mind that news: is what me thoet
VAIC10, Joke, W11011 liarinlese,• are
all very'. well, but are not Understood
• hy the gensral reader; and thotigh
they may be almost eidotelligible
to the: Mem!, may conte.iu very
D thusly°insinuations to the parties
toneorned, andto,thotte living intim.
neighborlitied. .
• Five , Wettest SLitiOMING
Tile MeNtit Julte.—"Impee:
titbits," naid a deTgevis-Re00an re-
porter, when, Mr. Watts of the
drug ()tore dated that he had eon
five Week'it sleighing in the Month
•Of /Trine in it certain ,yeat. "My
'dear was the reply, odoe% you
know that there is bonaidfarable
truth in the Freneh writer' e remark
that thete le nothing to likely to
'happen ea the impossible
• if cencede that the iropeSeible
eau happen at all, you may he right,"!
mid the newt% scribe,. • After Mr,
Weitte had enjoyed the fun for a
leiv 'minute& Ile preeeeded With a
merry twinkle ift hiti eye anti the
graVe air be a philtaipliee to explein
the Matter. "When, 1 lived , in
Itantilton,° tosid ha, "theta Wita
peonlinent. eitisen named Week's,
and 11.. flUrry i ow aerie ,•„,on in
'Malmo year, and that gentleman
ook gee' of big family Mit for a
Tem Young Men's Coneervetive
Club met la the Temperence
on Wednesday evening. A. good
uumber were h attendance and the
dehate on the benefite of die N. P.
very interesting. The 04th has
leuneheti out—much to the credit of
our young men—in a healthy and
thriving condition. :The next meet-
ing will be on Weduesday evening,
March fith'aud. the it ullject ef de-
bate the 0, P. B. All young men
whom eytupathies are with the Clon-
aertottive perty ere • invited to
attend. .
1•1 -EW BTIMNEss.—Mr. John Leslie
has opened out in the Carriage and
Wagon bueinege. in the Itrick build-
ing on the corner of Huron and
Orange streets, known ae the Mounts:
castle property. , The whole prends•
es having been purchased by him and
have been thoroughly overbe.uled
and refitted and a brick addition
added: The varnishing, painting,
drying and weed -Work rooms are all
very nicely situated, and the mater-
ial used in the•mantifecture, of rigs
will be guaradteed as first Maas. Mr,
Leslie's business experience of over
20 years in Clinton, should enable
im-to-atitraitteseigure-a-feireshare-of
patronage. Hie advt. in another
colutnii speaks for itself.
„ Ole se yterreeeMr.:Geo. Fulton, Itrf
Atigutteiiience—riM1 Ve0c
•known citizen of Clinton, has been
visiting Clinton and vicinity during
the petit week, He is accompanied
by Mrs. - Fulton. The immediate
cense of their appeat•anee here hi to
viSit Mr, Jo -11604E Marion, of
• Millet% Mrs. McBrii.ree brother,
who as has been mentioned in
these columne, fit seriously ill: Their
home is now at • Mount Olemene,
Mich., and "George" lookti as though
the breeing air of that "mountain -
ens" region, or an. occasional bleed
front the.floppitig of the wings of
the great Aineriean eagle, had ao
charged the. atmesphere with the
invigorating ozone that his •&iced!)
here think he looks as well as
theugh belied remained a citizen of
this Greater Britain of ours. •
1.....•••••••onTrr
part of a body of men to Loll his
natne in awed renews berance 1 Was
not Xing William a true reformer
And atilt many who cell themsolvea
Protestente and cry down Orange-
hitu neither know nor care what they
tere talking about. It woUlti be im-
potable t.o give a full report of thu
'lecture, as it would occupy
many columns of space. 'Oe rev.
gentleman was quite at home with
the subject, aud On many occaslone
Was loudly applauded, whielt is auf-
ficient to show that the subject was
Much appreciated. At the close a
rate of thanks was tendered trio
speaker bygleiv. J Gray, secouded by
E. Corbett, Esq, which was duly,
acknowledged by Mr. MeDonegli.
He was the guest of Mr. J. 0.
Stevenson while in town. The
proceeds of the evening amounted to
about $50..
THE CARNIVAI.,—the attendance
at the rink on Friday evening was
fairly , attended. As nearly as
could be ascertained, the following
are the names of those who appeared
in costume:-
Ida McKeown, Red Riding Mods
Hattie Irwin, a Lady of 1840.
Anne. Irwin, Red Riding Hood.
mine Coats, Swiss reasuut Boy,
`Carrie Coats, 'the Old Woman
lived in s, ewe.
Electra Swartz, Italian Girl.
Kate Retd, a ewlss Girl.
Clara Swartz, Queen or Hearts.
Eva Spooner, Old Woman.
W. H. Webb, Leo of the Alpe,
John Kennedy, Boston Dude.
Dottierair, Young RIghlander.
Norman Fair, JociteY,
Henry Cole, ()Id 'Bachelor.
Willie Jarvis, a Dandy,
Emma Doane, Good Luck.
Agate Jackson, Melt
Sadie Greig, Duster.
Mrs. W. B. LaIng, Fish Wonis.n.
Edith li..Combe, good Luck.
Aggle-MeGarva, lied Riding Hood.
Wm, Wilkie, Volunteer,
Albert Holloway, Jockey. •
Hugh B. Conthe, Jockey.
Nellie Fair, Old Woman.
Frittlk.JanktiOn,
Alex. Fisher, Slim Jim the Midget,. .
Bert Walker, Fireman,.
Minnie Spooner, Red RtdlngBood.
Eliza Coats, Red Aiding Ilood's Grand-
• mother:
Grace Robertson, Queen, of Diamonds.
.Dollie Buchanan, &,ufinner.
L. Patterson, i harity girl. •
Jones*Hint w;Volunteer,
John flausford; John C. Ffeenan.
Win. Jackie'', Thos. Sayers.
Geo. E. Pay, Fat Riley,
Homer (cooper, Burglar, -
Mrs. W. Jackson, Squaw,
John Greig, Dutch r-oldler.
Jaines Jackson, Gertnau Iun keeper,
Do ly Reid, grass Willow.
L. Kennedy, Foliceinau.
L. rgevens, Hie "skater."
Hattie Reid, Housemaid.
Jennie .011ison; Squaw,
R..Gthaoti, Volunteer.
David Denison, Clown.
who
who bas been working very bard
every night for the past seven or
eight weeks, very maul* needed a
little relersetten. The meeting held
011the above named, night was One or
very greet power and by far better
then any provioua one. Many were
led to present themselves' 94 4OPPli-
mato for divine favor antt several tee -
tilled to the saving power of Christ.
May the good work go ma.
l$p•oial service's arestill in progress
in the Methodist onurch here and
much good is being accomplialted.
Court Selwood, No. $1, C. 0. F.,
will meet .on Saturday evening in.
stead of Friday the regular night of
Meeting. Let all 000cerned nuke a
note of this.
• Qoite a number of our residents
attended the lecture or rather the
chalk -talk given by Mr. J. W. Ben-
gougb, of Grip, and expressed them-
selves as highly pleased with the ere-
ningie entertainment.
Bather an amosing incident occur-
curred the other night as the people
were wending their way homewards
from church. It appears that two
young gentlemen had a claim to the
stone young lady and as neither
woield yield his claim the young laxly
in question was escorted by e mash
on each side. IL may not have been all
this Way home, as your reporter did
not fellow them for more than a mile
he cannot answer for them
beyond that limit.
Rev, Mr, Birks will occupy the pul-
pit of the Methodist church next
Sunday morning. At tbe close of
the service the Contingent Fond
Collection will, be taken up. There
will • be no service in the evening
and Rev. Kenner will preach in the
B. 0:„ church 011 tnat qvening.
• Glanannan• .
A-Peewit:tem CASE. -c-.A.. Suit CRIlift From our own Correspondent. -,
up before Judge Doyle at, Preditoii •A tremendous •sterin- prettied over
• •
lea week' irevolviier a question sled /fere on Thursday last, taking the
ler to one a Itieh .17as led to ecirres. roof off .Mr. Jas. Ferguson's barn, and
poudence between :a now married dashing it to atoms. . • -- • -
lady • of Cliuton and a gentleman Mr. Lawrence Fyfe, .precentor of
formerly gesiding id Clinton, not 'Rattle's church, is.about to commence .
a ainging School in this place. We
married. The -. Orediten • ease • was
II,
one -in whichhope he will succeed. .
eTaoniati Aniau, the
: M
younger, iteengiit stile in his father's r. James Anderson leaves Monday nest for Iowa to ,joion
n his
name aflailist Waller :Hill f°1• 11"' brother Peter,: who has : been in that
value of .brackets, etc., given to a state for Beveled years. Ire speaks
young lady 'who ie now Mrs. Hill, in ghawing terms of the orops they
but wheat the tinie She roceiVott the- had -there lest harvest. . •
..
presents 'from young Heamaa, 'was • -The pupils. of 8. S. No. 3, Turn -
looked mixed by that•cen lid i rig youth.berry; have purchased a foot ball and.
are, practising for -anY..contests, th.ny.
as•thefuture Mrs.: kleatnan. .• The.
may be called to -take parin (hiring
t
euitwas for $24 and 18. verdict weft the coining season.
obtained fer testily $4. Though not. . , . .•
eqcessful se . far 'ati. the anichint lOe. .
. Sunshine. •
. .
volved is, concerned, the verdict. '•' •
: • iron& our ,own tiorropold.ent.
would appearto affirm tke lia.hility
'Mr. Erancis'Armatrong,. son .of kr.
of a Inn:band- for articles ,of velem,'"
Robere Arrnsteeng, died. at the reed:
woney,, eto.„ given by a:callow youth dunce of his father, core 4,•Morris, en
• or even' a gentleman of 'Mature Thursday. last. The • iuneral . took
years, tosan unmarried • lady'our as piece. ou Saterday.. , . -
distinctpr implied '• understanding: „Mr. Robert . Irvine has hauled a
that' the'donor (and:done for)•receivg largo quantity of Wood .to Wingham
er• were te become man and ' wife, this seaeon, the . prices .there being
when ad things would be iecommot.;
.considerably: higher than what they
'
but which !midyoung lady.aftwe ,P;Fe'h"e• ..' .. ' • . ' '• - -
,,,,,„rd becomes thewife of the hos. • li.fessrs,. ,Fletuing, „Iinggert & A.
: he
band who ...McDonald have. taEen a.. somewhat
' is made a party ' to t
peculiar centract from Mr. Wm.
suit; : • ' • - • Clarke. • They ere to cut at least one
hundred dor& of wood and not more
a waive, tray, 2 teagmte, coffee do.,
'sugar spoon, cream and trout beauti-
fully designed and ornamented with
paha trews and birds. The centre
of the tray lears the followiug in-
seription :—••Preseated to 4. Rob-
ertson Miller by the Grand Lodge,
A. 0. U. W., of Ontario, as a slight,
token, of respect for ratryiees as
Grand Muter for the years
1832-3." The aff•sir took place
in one of the parlor• the
Itossiu House. BilkMiflcr made a
neat reply thankiug the brethreu.
Besides the couniiittke tewere
present among others, Bros. P`.TtL
W. Collagd, G. M. Examinee, Dr.
Widditield, M. P. r. Lt. -Col. Gib
son, M. P. Dr, rollard, 1). W
F. Inwood, P. D..G. M.,
IL Merrick, M. P. P., F. G.' Allau,
1)1, WI
1), 0. ,14.
ORO= Ovrioses.--The Grand
Lodge of Ontario West of the
Orange order met last week and
concluded its annual season at Al -
listen. The followlog oilicere were
elected for thek year s—H, A. L
Whiter St, Mary's, Greed Master;
•W. W. Fitzgerald, London, D, G.
M; Henry Perkins, Gerrie, ,AAsoci.
ate D. G. Mi ERN% Rural Dean
Cooper, Invermay, Grand Chaplain;
Grand Tteasurer, E. F. Clarke, Tor-
onto; Grand Secretary, II, 13irming-
ham, Toronto; Grand D. Elf 0,,
Arthur Robb, Stratford; Grand
.Lecturer, Wm. Done:4%as, Eglington;
Deputy Graud Chaplains, • Bev.
Bros. Walsh, Carscaden, -Adams,-
Dowler, MoICity, Corcoran, Fisher,
Ryan,Martin, McGregor, Itump
and Vii -ebb; Deputy tfraod $ecre.
tary, Dr. 3-,A. Burgess, Liekbwel;
Deputy Greed 'Lecturers, 'Bios. J.
L. Wilson,W. 11, Murney,-Gale-
Oat and ..Nesbitt. :
Cifteetteee---Who' :Will -get the Post
• Office? ie the questien ofehceday. Echo
answers who? A vendor of fish
passed through here one day last
week tittering fresh Lake herrings at
3 for 10o -34rs.Igtverence's aisterMrs.
Martin Charlesworth atarted for her
home in Dakota last Monday. She
went by way ol Detirdit=721 tiara was
-
a large turn out °from this vicinity
to the lecture given by Rev Mr„ Me-
Donaugli on the evening of the 19th.--
,..Mr.A,..1)uff1ntends, ina_sliert :time;
placing rig upon the road and in
this way.will .no doubt increase his
buSiness to a great extent—Our
blacksmith Mr. Wm. Murch rs now.
kept exceedingly busy- with horse -
shoeing and other work. lle is
making long days—Our assessor Kr•.
Wakefield is again out with his smil-
ing countenance and tin box—A,
large number of our inhabitants at: -
tended the S. S. convention in Chin,
• ton.—Council met here last Monday.
They •made uo more dismisaals that
we are aware of. •The balance in the
• hands of the treasurer is abouk.01850,
voderieh. Townallip.
Front our own ,Corritspetutarit.
•• gel* Olaf, of Midlend,
has been h,ere, attending the funeral
of. his sister. Mrs. Mcyeitie, .which
took place on Saturday last • to Bay-
field, was large, .abdut 60' vehicles:
Mr. -111cVettie got here Mein the
Northwest in time to attend the last
sad rites to his deeeased wife. eThe
Rev. Mr. Craig; of•Clinto.n, gag. Mr.
(iathews, Of Se. Stephens, and Rev.
Mr. Taylor officiated upon the • oc
gimlets. • s
Mr. Mathews, of.St. Stephens par,
eoeige-, ie home again. .
Mr. Guy Hicks, son of. Mr. Wm.
ilicks;.ie bons° again from Michigan,.
quite .satistied that Huron'. douney.,
tint. is a gond enough place to live
; •
• ,
M. Geo. Miller, of the ethe'lreeps
.liest'dlintelarge numbers et cattle for
the purpose of shipping:
eT•olin Smeltzer, pm -chased a mare in
Clinton a short time ago. She turn-
-4).11er heels the • SMITH evening that..
.he brought, :her home.' 'Whether.
death was -canoed by hearedisease
exee.eeive joy at the prbepeet of
a good mastee and •good quartet's, et
state of things she had not been ac-
customed to, deponent saith not.
• On Tuesday night of lastweek We
• had a terrific blow. The • barns.' of
Joseph. Rutledge and John Holmes
were unroofed during the Wall:,
•'Brireouon's.Lacturtz --4he.Com-
.. •
mitten 'note every reason to , be
:proud of the very great success of
the fourth lectere of the:. course:
Coming in the same week as anoth-
er lecture and extra, 'attractione at
the skatiug ride,. it was feared that it
it would be well -attended; but When
the tinte for commencing arrived the
• audience .numbeeed over 400 and
• comprised the elite and intelligent
• of the town. • •Mr. u.: Foster took
the chair' and introduced the speaker.
Bengough mitered at onee upon
his lecture mid for about two houre
and halUlrepthie audience in the
beat of good humor. , Ite ' gave: a
humorous sketch.. ef the rise and
progress Of the art of CariCature
and illustrated his remarks by
Several pencil sketches. After -de,•
lin'eating.stiveral public meti he gave
number �f local Characters 'mai
Mg-A.101.1min Coats, Banker Tisdall,
Grocer Switzer, Editor Helmet; awl'
Librarian Seca t, At the features of
these gentlemen were pourtrayed
and 'ofitinnented Cc, the AnditHicH
taptiirotralSt-seiplinitled.--Thela-tter
part of the lecture wag devoted- to
the caricaturing of certain stage
actors and terioistere, and his
of tile pareou's services on "Old
• Mother Hubbard!' was capitally
'done • - 011 the...Whole the •eveiling
• was very
.epeilv.; • On motion. "'of Mayor For -
wetter, seconded by Reege • MoMur.
chie a hearty • vote of thanks' Was
awarded the lecturer at. the close,
While in town Mr. Bengough WAS
the guest of Mr. raster and he and
T(Ir Manning accompanied h itn to
Bi ueetlelti on Friday evening where
iie leetured foe the Oddfellows.
than ego tlioutiand. : Quito .9; kwide
. ,
• The protracted meetingsla the C.
M. church are. still•being kept *up, It
is -probable that they .will continue
for some tirne,
The Union 'School, on the gravel,
has a foot ball. No. 1,and No. 5 have
ono .each s, could there not be- an
e.grangement made for alJnion Club 2
There is material,. eneugh in the
•
township to make two good elevens.
Ti
tor THIS Pane.
which hi kept oa
(au units nick
010 at tho Unice a warn & 4V-40140, *7,
VOrPlidg 111.0d4 Ch10;401111.
Wide Awake DirHugists.
•eellegiiergi. Watts' & Co. are always
alive to their business, and spare no
pairia• to setter() tha leardf every art-
ime in their line. They hates secured
the agency for the celebrated Dr.
King's New DiScoyery for Consumpt-
ion. The only eertain cure known
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Atithina, Hey -Fever,
Bronchitis, or Any affection•Of the
Throat and Lungs, Sold• •on a poste-
ive guarantee. Trial bottles, free.
Regular size 61.00 • • ,
Clocks. Xewolryt
1/Efi'WARE,
J.
OPPOSITE THE,MARKE'TI CLINTON
•
Tattles' Gold and liver' Jewelry-,
l3r30ches, Bar P4ngs,13racelets, etc.
and Plated.
• WARES,
• County, Currency
Thomas Carter has been ecitmPlit-
tedettegeol by Luckinew makscrates
'Suitable tor Holiday, Wedding, or Birth-
day Presents., Goods for large or email
purses, and to suit all seasons of the
year. See the Stock. Large variety of
Clocks. Verything of the best makes,
Gentlemen''lain end Fancy 4eyeelry
In endless variety.
egettepalring promptly nttendee to
and satisfaction guaronteed.
on. a charge of stealing tiv!it dullara.
from Tii tu1iloii,of Beit. •.:
Mr. Jam; 'Pickard 'of 'Et r -has,
in. his Stables. a steer, tellidlt"tifeiglis
2,800 pounds and hassoltt itffor JO
cts per lb,- live weight, making .
total sum of $280.00.' •• •
A yoting man !mined Bolit. Tait,
of &infertile 'forged- a note:for $12.
against Itlis John Gould ,and.got it
caelied. He paid • the amount of. the
note and .other Smail debts and was
allowed to go. Is it . right to allow
this palteringwith jlistice.i Where's
the County Attorney?. • ..
The Galt grain buyers find that
•there is considerable ..frozen wheet
in Orangeville- and other patens of
the county of Wellinettotee •
The death- is enuottnced • at Sr.
Mary's Hospital, . Witotipeg, oi
the 15th, of Albert IIingston, aged
formerly of Brussels... • .
•
A Full, $tookofpe�tao1es,
pf the Bestyakes, always en baud.
--o--
J Biddlecombp,
opposite tne Market, Clinton,
Will le FIN Sitiet DIN
THIS WEEK,
......••....88,1•••••••0•••0..•••0,••••1•0.••••.,,
:CASTS AND:
The People's Grocery,
Cantelon. Bros.,
• ALBERT -ST.; CLINTON., •
„gpr..00911 Valtie in all Line,
We `rear NTS-RiefaTe---- •-•
• .TEAS•
Our Teas are always chnice and the
Coffees acnlidetir:uisgtterielii•ssi—etillt:Isi teen. tfrekrte,t. anti
. • t
Our stock of General Groceries is un-
' • surpassed In the Comity. '
The best value In town in Frults,Cannefl
'UQOCIS, Confectionery, Glass, Crockery
• , and China -Ware.
Andrew's Sorghum Syrup kept con-
stantly ou hand- Produce taken.
• COHNCIL.--001100il 070f At Holmes-
:vilte, Feb. Sth; pursuant to adjoeirn-
inene. Members ell present. Min-
utes' Of last meeting read and: pitigett.,
Alex.• Chisholm: was appointed path,
master iu rooin of Thonme Beatty in
IL D: No. ,5e• .Ahdrew Duff reaigned
'the oflice of poundkee.per, and Are
thur Knox was appointed 'in' his
stead. Joh mE Mott, Lot 36, eon , 1,.
refuuded $7' tee, he being represent
edeng in straitened eireunastances.
Samuel Ferris Was refunded • $1 dog
taxi the dog having been killed by
Railway oars. Auditors ,report was'
read in full. ' Moved by John Bea-
• cons, seconded by Jas. Laithwaite;
that, the.auditor's' report as now raud.
he passed, and one Manfred' copies*
printed for distribotion. Printing
tenders were opened; the Goderich
Star being the lowest was awarded
the printing: Moved by John Bea
consesec. by Edward Acheson, that
pathmasters sending men to repair
sudden breaches are required to
mention elei priee of such work and
certify to it, otherwise :the aniount
wilt n,ot, be paid "(the price Still sub.
ject to the rePision of the eauneillor,
for the sub division where the work
15 done)—Carriei. Jas. Miller was
refunded two dollars paid by 111113 't0
,Dr. Worthington for certitieite for:
indigent,The following accounts
were paid, viz.: auditors, eaoh, 56;
Geo. JAI-I/Men for, work on lf. R.
55. R. 'Jelinston, gravel 4th cote
aSsassor, tin box from J. Saun-
ders 51.50; Treasurer; postage
Stationery, $4,05; Clerk Ives ordered
to prepare a 13y -Lave to encourage
tree plentiog along public highways.
The granting ofa bonds for wire fence
,buildIng was discuseed, but no path
tions having been laid before the
conneirin fityor..of the inqastIM.). 11,0„,
'COnsideritnetf was poetponed bntii
next meeting of council so that part -
ties for or egeinst it my havelmap-
• port unity ot getting up petitions'and
laying them before the Council. It,
is the wish of the Council that such
an expreesiou of public opinion shall.
be given as will bring the subject at
'once to,en issue. 'rile Council „then
adjourned to Meet again on the first
Menday in April.
• • JAMB% PATTON, Clerk.
Mr. Hotham was method to Miss
Eliza Hauthorn qn Tuesday last.
The ceremony teols place in Manehes.
ter. From here the:"happy couple.'
seb out for Mitchell, whore* th3y in-
tend spending a short timn before
settling down to "domestic life."
• - ibont dark on •Wecluestley evening
ttito sleigh loads loads of masquer.
actors, dressed in most outlaudieh
coetuinetepeseed through here„ We
oeuld not•iipti out Where they .were
bowel, for, tiOr front whence they
einth
fte, They took 'e road. to Beds -
sell). • ••
•
' Thetikattds SAY S. :
• . Mr. T. W.: Atkins, Girard, ICan.,
writOL "1 never.. lieeitate to recent',
!kneed 'your Electrie Bitters to.my°
costoiners, they g,ivw entire satisfact-
ion and are rapid sellers.," . Electric
:13.it1ere are the plirest and, beat med.:-
icine knOwn and will positivelY cure
.Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the..blood. and • regulate the bo.wela.-
No :family can afford to be without
theca„.• 'rimy will save. hundreds of
d011aie cloistor'e bills. everyyear.
Sold et fifty cents a bottle by Watts'
&CO. •
• • • If oltneaviellet •
Front Sur own Carre.ipsndent. '•
Sptiiial services are still Contitined
in, the Meth hurch in this villaee
and much good is being 'done-. They
int:reties', in intereet each night and
mew- have testified of the power.of
Christ to save. ' •• '
Mr: J. W. Hill has given up bus'.
'Wear -ire itaiirit-dispbs-oti of his stirek
to his:auceessor Mr.. L
Who now has possession and will at-
tend to tlus wants' or the public.,
Nre welcome hire to our rillege,
qinte a number of tonne were ein.
• pioyed last week in drawing square
:timber out �f Mr. John Deinpey'e,
woods in Clinton, for shipment,
WILLIAM. OF ORANCTit..—The
ture by Rev. W. McDonagh, undo,
the auspices of L. 0, L., No, 710,
in the Ttiwat.liall sM Tuesday even-
ing Of last week, was fairly attend.
ed. Tlie roads were in a very had
state and the ovoid,* rainy, other -
Wise there wciuld douhtless not have
been sitting robin. Abut 8 o'clook
the reve gentleman appeared and
,Rcv W, Birks, of
took the chair and opened. tho pro-
mieditigs by prayer. The !adorer
in an able manner reviewed the see
• Pet from early Inetory, giving faets
• and figuree for his assertions. The
fight for Protestant liletty and free-
dom by the immediate ancestora of
William of Orange were retort-
ed to, the tioble stand of
the Ilellanders; fho determine..
tion of *the Celvierdstei and the
continued warfare fer liberty until
Wdlittro I1T, and Mary- were placed,
Ott 1110 Throne, Xing 'Wiriern would
not be bound by tyranny; his 'motto
was and would be freedom and libeety
of conscience t� all men, no matter
what their riatienality or religion,
end an open Bible and a free church.
T� -day we were reapitig the beirefits
of that noble Xing a and
Mich aorate
Itobt: 'Taylor of the Huron
Bead who met with the runaway Reel
debt, some time ago is we are happy
to state so far recovered • as to be
able to be around again but not to
perform any work, IIis back is still
very weak and it will _be sortie time
ere he fully recovers front the effect
Of the aceideut, •,
Quite enuinber of our farmers in
Rile locality have of late been in the
habit of going to Setiforth dr rather tet'
'Egixiondville. to gee their griatittg
done as they,say thy get a superior
quality of flour there. $O g,reat, has
the demand been that the proprietors
of the mill are compelled to run it
night and day to aceonitnedate a5
W10,0411(1 and enable them to get
their griat, baok on. the mune day as
earning.
•
FARM t, FOR SAO, s
•
•
..••••••.,0111...,,•••••••••
GO
•
AL
To open at once. ,A11 bought in the
• Best Vlarkets And on, the
most Favorable Terms it is pos-
sible to buy.
• We intend to siiow the pub-
lic this season one of the finest
.Selected Stocks it is possible
for the trade to produde.
Please Look Out for our
• ,advertisement throughou. t the
seabbn and -.you will. see what
we are doing. *
TCN.DOOL
ferCIR•11,,,
rFIENDF.M3flkbe received by 1b14 Departswat
I. at Ottawa, up to tjui mAitOlt seat, lot
the nielatenenee of a suitable Light es Voltiosa,
tor Bea, I sks3hIvitt.
The Contoador is required to imply awl los;
a suitable vessel ot net Ina Onus 40 tens retiotere
and to prorate crew 10141. eterythinesueststere,
opt totem. lame, and 014 Whi44h 141.1 he sup
eliga et the Department.
Tenders to state the tido, tOr thilif001.4 99990*
;tea sue too rate tier mooch,
w..
$SUTIf
Dopaty or the Minister at
Slade* sintyishertes
Department et Vries and Fisheries,
ottaws: gfirti 49111411TY, 104,, 32248
1'1 .BEAQC),M
REMOVED
—TO TUE-- • •
TOW* N. HALL.
Call and loave your wilerteraSecEIPsir Ot
Boots es Shoes,
riCilat), •
. •
FARMS' OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
IMPROVRIli AND PARTIet IMPRONTD, ••
AXIS°,1 U . LOPS
An'y one wishinito sell this Class of 'Property
really obtain- a purchaser by applying to
• CUA. J. BRYDGES,
Loma 011ice„Dulidas St., London; Ont.
•
3iroxi.ey TAO nu
atlowest raCes'of interest': AppI3, to
• 2•12•0111. • C., E. BRYDGES, London.
•
roqTrtes
este'enteree--.,:e. egg,'
ay: wzse
The Dry-Cloorli Emporium Pof Clinton,
Gent's Sewed Boots from $6 up%
Ladies Sewed Shoes $2,60 up:
•tgewle t tn&
MONEY TO LOAN
at low rates of interest and upon tellt14 to aullk
borrowera.
MANNING & SCOTT,
• Bearer Block, Clinton,
Clinton, May Vat, 1882,
it TONEY to lend In lame or small sums, on
tvi goehl mortgages or parse:nal eourity,
tho lowest eurrent r4o 11,114Z. Ilurea•Bt.,
Clinton;
Clinton, Feb. 26, 1361, 1,4v,
•.44
• ellett.per. than ever at
The undersigned begs to retutu his
sincere thanks to hie numerous ens
•tomees.for , their liberal patrOnv.ge
for the past'tivo years; and as lie
intends to give hie customers. the
Best yiduopossible for their money,
he hopes te Meet a continuance of
their patronage.
HIS :.S0 CT. TEA
-\;viii still be a Specialty, and cue not
be beaten in the 'market. • All other
Groceries ss ltiw as possible. .A.•
Legge Stock of GLASSAvARE:and
CILOOICERY on heed: • Also :
FRESH OAT MEAL,
• CORN MEAL, FLOUR,
OATS, POTATOES,
• ' •
Give pie a call and be satisfied.
T. COOPER.
'COOPER'S GROCERY.
THE SUBSCRIBER °Ors for sale, -together or
separately, on terms to' suit -phrehaser, 1,35
21 and part of lot 2o, eon. 15; Goderich Town-
ship, 3- miles 'from 'Clinton, consisting of 140
acres, 135 cleared, balance hardwood timber,.
chiefly Maple. Both hits are weltwotered Com-
fortable frame house; barn 42x611, With stables un-
lioneatli, also other outhifilelinga. .0.4104 and .
large orchard, 200 'ehoice apple and h ..1rArlety of
-other fruit trees, Apply•on-the viremintd to
or addresif • q. 0. FLUAIMER
srs-tf . • Minton P: 0,
TOWN PROPEll,TY OF 44"
von SALE a house and tWo Ibts on Quoitn.
street, e short distance north of Princess -Bt.,
nearly oppoSite Ole residence. of • 0.1A. flartt,
Esq. Thie hrepertY Is 01 a very commanding,
healthy locality; th0Te 14 a• nine svm6'itinent of
fruit trees; ornainentol fir arid tither trees also
add moth to the: appearance of the ,property.
The house is fairly craninothoes. mho „grouse is
enclosed by a nicc, upright slat fence, painted
white. 'Thi a is a very desirable property and
will beseld on exceedingly moderate terms.
HENRY STEVENS.
Clinton, Feb. 2t 1834, . • 373•1111 ' •
• • •
• •
•
• Mr. Butt, an Untle• j. II.
'Elford, visited itien lest Week.
• Mr. and Mea. Woods are visiting at
./Ile. S. Ilaistemrs, on the Maitland
eon.
Airs, Uhl); of thie village,' is at, pre.
sent suffering frni othe effeets of a
fall vohieh she recigegin going down
the eteptl of her house, Wo hope to.
abottly ,hear of her recovery,
Mrs. William Jervis presented her
liege lord with a young datighLar,a
maw days 'ago, William truly feels
that,faeme have hotiois heaped upon
thentu Ilewever, he takea his good
'tontine very calmly, ,
Me. dames Young, of Clirltetk)
at-
ontted the Menting les. 05 meeting
i the Metlindist, eliurehhere last
.161tAllinaNITY D.01.1 GS,
• I. q, • o,
Tuesday 4th March isto boa grand
day amongst the- Oildfollows in UM.
ton. In the evening, commencieg
at 6 o'clock, there is to: be held a
Ledge of Instrection at which the
• Grand Master, X. W.. AreDiarmid,
13sq., will be present, and Unified,
lately after a Etimid Banquet: • At
this latter addresses will he deliver.
ea liy the Grain! Master, Grand Re-
presentative Campbell of London,
ud other distinguished members of
the Order. ,
0, , •
We topy the following from the
Brotherhood column of the Mail
:—
At the sessiou of the Grand Lodge
a committee, eonstafing of Past
Grand Master Ilittlgefow; N, '1', P.,
P, 1). 1), G. M. Irving, and r,
W. Woltz, wero appointed to pur-
chase a suitable testimonial and°„pro.
,sent it to tho retiring Grand Mester,
Bre,3 it Miller. .Aceordingly
Bee, Miller was yesterday presented
by BO. Ihnigerow, oa behalf et the
(.1 itavtryd lev otoon. with 16,intaravaii0071 fromtol
Welt2 1
License Inspectoes Notice,.
A LT, PER'SONS • desiring Licensee or the sale
•IA of Liquors for the alieninglieense year are
hereby notified that their applimation must be in
My hands on or betOro the 151 day of April
next,
•. STEPHEN YATES;
•License Inspector.
'Clinton, Feb. lOth, 1854. . q7373t •
IoiininI,iQOi1e, Act
EA3C,AE.
Wall Pickets,
Olock Sheloeo, .
• .• Brackets of all IsIncls,
Book .ShelueS,
Picture & Photo.
Frames; Etc.
make a large amount•of the above
goods and guarantee satiSfactiOn.
- SEA 11.11.10 SiOak.
.1\TOTIOM
• . .
I8
HEREBY °WEN that the toeid of License
CoMmissloners of the County of !Huron will
meet on MONDAY,' the TITIRTY.PISST DAY
MARCH, 1884, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, 'at
the Court Haute, In the TOWN OF GODERIOIL
for the purpose of taking into eonstleratIon all
applications for certificates tor such licenses as
by ,"rhe Liquor teem° Act 1883". Mee authorised ,
to he granted,
. ItulgItY reams%
0110t Inspector of [Accuses tor pie
county clf llama •
Tominioitlatense Act
Liten.ae Disttiet or the County
• • • • of Huron., . •
.• • `
N.Y. gaifiestic Paper Patterns
The Most Reliable..
Statiopery 'Fuck Goods, Etc.,
kept in stock,
'Public better; 18 hereby ,giveri that f4V apPlica.
thaw. fee lidneet mulls be bvi
eide; tt, u) under.
aigned TVA later thin 14/17111tDA8, elia 1s1 DA?
TitAl1C11, 1884,
l'heappileation moat. be made by netitlon oi
the annlieent, addressed to tho,aoard, prdedfig
for a grant C'0 11000 AO, ethl 1110881m aceeninanied
with a 101 6f t the said petition, *Rh fee, to
his enclosed ih 1 Staled enveleve, .04drc9ee4 to
the'Underalglied, 00 or before the! let day of
March, 1881;
Evers applicant *06 is het st the Limo able
application alIeSnSeo nntlet the. Provincial Loale.
Laura lot, or whose premises Atb not nsVi'*
110030, 011181 forward with hia applicamen h
certifieate memo by ow, third et tile &NOVO en.
timed te veto 10 the polUng suipdivIsion In which
the premises sought to he licensed ere M8.110,804
<KWh polling etth.tliVialen a,111 he theiene owl in
last election fordo 110110 68 00>1>0>008),
tiehe.1
(40,1<leich, Oh the MA 14118th 80 hltler aPph00,.
The Mani will moot et Mt ,rio:Itorktitill'wo:
' PFANIN
Chief Inept, 0,, mime, •
HALE
CillEAP STORE,
Albert Street, Clinton
;or Me Or get.
FOR sALE,
TN THE village of ISEEGRAVE, the dwelling
• 1. house and store occupied 03, me. , The eite
ona of the moat desirable in the village for busi-
ness. Thom is a good stable, outhouses, and Ka
priete,r giving up business.' Termseasy. •
excellent soft water cistern 00 810 premises. The
linotge000maprrelpsaoisr.e
5-1141.
• APPIY
vitiubneascoreld
• WM, DUN
CAN
• Belgrave, Ont. ,
ciTietep,bmuiltIttbuogsparsro,
verything Upside Down
For 10 Days More!
0.
Fon a oit of 0..8, PticVORD'S Cele-
• brated -
AS. simPSS-11°k
AD/HAN:MICHIGAN,
0 .
REMENDOVS:...
t
n Every Department 11
,..9f1..f0b0.city,
Enter Stock, and then-we'open
•
FAME mit' BALE-
• •
'Being Lot 16, con. 14 Goderieh Township, eon.
sitting of 80 acres"more or leis, 02 acres gloared.
Therd is erected thereon a good' Dame house, a
first-class frame barn 56240, with getable granary
18x20; the barhas a stone foundation and pallor,
tLia,ergper,ollineitlet gsotroedatzep,r,whaitzt.der.
21 acres of f• all whiltysioDwnB.A.61;31;11: 99
reasonable torso. For part.loularosnspthpelyvto.m•ins,
r.24o,tf,
25 GASES -AND BALES
IN* Si
• P141sTf$,,in lovely patterns. •CRET6NN18S,- beautiful
design's. New SPRINcl', TWEEDS and SUTTIN6S.
40 Pieces WOOL taid .TAPESTRY CARPETS, lovely
patterns and designs. LACE CURTAINS, WHITE
COUNTERPANES, .Srnall Wares Of every description.
•FAItM FOR, SALE.
•
retort subscriber offers for sale part Lot ta,
.1. Con. 6, Morris, .50 acres, 35 cleared and la
good state of cultivation. Good traine home,
barn, stable. and sheep h04/10, Young orchard,
good well water and pump; 31 niiles Hale trent •
IBrusels. Will be hold cheap. Terms •made
known by applying on the premisea or addrfein,
Rig. HENRY CLARKE,
• 2434f Brussels P..0..
• • .FARM. FQ1i, $41.;E,
TN THE Comity of ChIppewa„State of Mlehigarr,
the Southwest quarter of Section 25, lownship,
44, North Range 2, West, containing 160 acres ae,
cording to the -Government survey,. Tbla farm is
siruated no •thge main road from Sault 30, Marie; •
to Point St, ignace, and it '35 rni eties ftothe ris,
lug vines° of stroncrilie. ' For further partiotth
ars apply to 11ARRy GILLINGHAM, '
•••• Hayfield Road, .
Goderich Fp.
TO THg. PUB.L, 10.
qoderich larb. le l'or.ks.
Ild'YnaPPolfrted TWITERT GORDON', at
:General Agent of the Goderle4 Marble Work, •
.fer the County of Huron, • •
JOSEPH YANHYONE. • '
, 'Proprietor •
Ooderich, Feb. 0, 1889.
•
Clinton Ia,r le Works)
1 HURON STREET, CLINTON: '
w. H. COOPER,'
, Manufseturer of and dealer in *13 Mn4
• Marble. tc; Granite for Cemetery
•
• woi# • 0 Ivor,e that defy competition
po:-(s4.e1:::nildir7:1firal:tt ea:rW(1:::,6wCheilcelib
ratett
ARTIFICIAL' STONTh for Building put.?
be seen to be appreciated.—AU woe);
warranted to give satisfaction,
At .*S„, DAVIS'
Mammoth Stovo Warehouso,.
aWait &ift
We invite everyone to see our Bargains for
the next Ten Days, and then to sec OUI.;, NOW Goods flt;
PRICES NOT TO BE BEATEN,
ESTATE OF TIELATE .
PiS9 s
Dry Goods Penni Clinton and 111204 County
0' r .Sonery N'
, And wn are how' thorougly equipped' with thu
FINEST BAOKOROVNDS cord ACCESSORIES
That tan be procured, and hi great variety.
Our Spoialty is highly FitOod:Calliptt rk
VtX,pop,wm_ laA:zial*2.
111.0elf;
• • •
L13
-
The subscriber .logs to rotipm.bia sincere
thanks to his cottontail tied the publie
gortentIly, for the 1001.41 patronage erten&
ed to idin In Oa past, end by turalallias
the n
11 est, article 1
, —A -T
LOWEST limulgratife
tri,ettt a eontilittaTI40 Or 44,
aenie,
/Te would eperiallyrreemmetul 4141 er
his naturelAtreaTkrusi
io, of tbe van?
liEST eit,vxna ot rittANtd$180 rolVe
WiNts ,3to Iter,r;op ()INS, auttal4
for medicinal rurresoa and Nulty nate
'
Bess' Aar: mid CilfINNFAS' tommt,
bottieg—rinfs orquarts CANADIAN ALIO,
OmulVe s 114VIM
eonstatitly lifted.' • •:
•'Suet reeeivecl, in prime (Iodide/1, Molt
TAtA1, Ave, euxttrAiiNA CIP1i114
1,1,A520 Salm,
trrSote Agerti.,(or eedeNe4 Ate,
4NARY sTert CUT
'w4-14-