The Huron News-Record, 1884-12-24, Page 3•
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sublieribe. WO aro. in
arreiire" for "The 1V ma-
Recant!wilt kindly remit
fr ..? Ogre. the ainonut
fliezr: 4as'elebtedness at the
offt"& BEFORE 'THE FIRST OF
JANUARY we.whaii Oe obtiged
to. them. .111oney gent' Oil
Re g Ester& Letter at our
?lake :
• - - -11,-.1112!PAY- 4:0 TO ADA:
• -14a1tox STocirof Good 'Foot 'Rani
Just received from Eitgland.letrge
varittiiptif •Presetits f� 05hristinaa
• trees, at lowest prices, CHRIS
DICKSON, t. linton. ' •• ,
• Ileatay OAETELoteatitile of sleighs,
cuttertt,'..svagons, buggiesi, tools, lute -
Door. 24th, - .." . '•
'20 Ib. of good Sugar for $1, at
• Cantelon Bii5M., Clinton. •
FOR TIM, CHOICEST AND NEWEST
variety of 'X Man °arils, Bibles,
• Atburne,•Books, Fine •Goods, HoIi
tlay Goods of all kirole and • priees,
:.-Silverivare, Jewelry, Satchels, •tipest.
•add largest Variety of..Chitia goods',
;Toys, Dolls, 'Novelties, presents for
all -the right piece to buy them if;
.fit WisIR'S BOOK SPORE; Beaver
• Block. ' Inspectiou invited. •
Curs AND &trouts cheap at•Diek-
son'e Bookstbre, you Can buy a good
china cup, traucer and plate for 17cts,
Holy Seventeen cents fur the three
pieces. Lugs: yei•iety of all kind of
goods at lowest. prices.' CH RES. •
DICKSON, Clinton.
T. 13, II. S. AN'n A.B. P.-
ineatin the:Bee !live 'Store' and ..A
Beautiful Present. • Mr E. Foody
hart opened ou`, a grocery awl ntetiow
pry worst on Alb •.rt st. and 'wilt be
pleaned to give fut ther infortntaion.
Read his advt.: and then nee. liitn.'
Yon ettettot miss.the place, the beau-
tiful eigo :with a painted beel'thitt.
• ..• • .•
•
ANDREW OALLANOEtt, Of, Leteloils
formerly ,of Clinton •celeltratedi hitt'
crysital wedding a few days. age.
Mr. W. L. Newton, o•f Torotsto,
• li nt been in.towit the past few days
- and will "preaelt itf • • tlie. Baptint
church ,Sundey next.
Masses. M,. G. 0.16101tOM AND Pc-
CAltsrox, • of Onierich,. •-pa•Ised
through Cli:ntotr to Witt:Linde; Slon;;,
day, to attend court it; that place.
MIL. E. CAMP1o18, of Goderich,
presided at the. sitting of the Division
Court at-Wingliatni Gun ie and Brea -
seta. this week. • •
TiaCt:44.,0: B. TA.vton;
field, hint-. been presented • with
cutter by, Clinton„lifs2kr
reepgiiiiiietiiif Ilia • i nei Si v e plat:fort-1i,
remark -ft •itefevor of eite.Seott Actt
THE funeral of 111.rs. Seel% mother
of Mr. ftuwphrey Spell, Hallett,
to the C inttrn, cemetety • was a very
large one-Labout 80 veliieles itt the
proeession.
ItEv. Ma. 0:WV preached. his in-
troductory attrition •St. Joint's
cherelr to a large cengregation :last
Sunday morning, His effort •Was'
highly appreMiated.13rusliels Pod
. ,
19th Dec. •
pHABLIE. W. B18110pi liati been
engageti-. as teatilter of Vliitfltl1'Z.
school, • Grey Township', • foe 1885,
lie pessed a very creditable extant-
. , nation at the Ciniton model School,
REv. Da. POLE, of •Port • Huron,
formerikof Ocaleriellipreaelied the:
funeral °Bfirtnoti of die late Ake.,
.Capt Rithertsofto;altio formerly- of
Gioderich, in the Methodist Church,
Sarnia, to a very largo congregation.
--AMONG •-those attercled the
Conservative bairtjuet in .'Toronto
. last weet. was', treoustuan TL 'Mi'
TaggarEsVi It it; ' sortie 'piers:
elude 11,9 lase attended a political
.gatherthe but • he' amid n.o ti resist
the magnetism of Canada's favorite
on. •
C410 has issued a 1iaDt180111e aol-
.oted pertrait-ot 'Sit John' A. Mite,,
donald. . We agree with . Ortp that
it should ltave piece iit every re-.
fined liouseliold.'' Islet only because
the pot tra5,it possesses artistic merit,
but on aceouttt of the Merit Of. the
mtgittat.'kingscribets 'to drip can
- bare the portrait by, sendiug
non-attbscribere 15ctir,
"Twe NA.TiONAt. ;MAnon.h.-7-,Ne
have received a .1:deco of wuaie beer7
ing thii title from tile 'composer,'
Mise R A, SkinthfgA of Goderieh,
The wheila; which are also by Visa
Skimmings, Are those of bee. Bong.
. tributetolltieeh Vietcieia, priumitte§0
to IL It .1.1! rtiocesi'L'onise on hoe.
Majyer birth -4 The publishers:
are 0110eDitteinaltd•Ce4•Of Beaton..
Copiea may be -had frOin 'MISS Skiet
WOO, •Godtiticli, oit receipt of '50'
coati. V • • • • . . .•.
A Pirketichtt.
big eland Wad Itta. The vOotle"re.:
tattier, .pitaied 411 • atOtli14 ; f1011et
cold tell the •definititin. A*.tia
little Rattenhfity Steeet, near the
tent of . „Milled Out "1
Can *414 ” I'418,` r "It
atleallte mita 1100. "31 :butter on
bah eideii.*t "JXow butter
Ott' litith. BMA:: • me aight1168 at 'te-•
10 4ritit 1,14 CA* 4,a1,t.,,,
IlkteN elou ip Clinton en the
' th., Seturday next.
Tile Tont Biala mate out elight-
: ly ahead ht the benefit perfortuaneee
of Saturday and lgoriday last. The
tenteittutente were good but the
Weather was against it.
TW Stost.--.1qr. Geo. A. Sher-
man, battiest+ wkw IaaJudt put
up A 'tandems new sign. The '
pameing I Itt$i4 mad the Hip welt
lettered. Mr. Sharman believers in
advertising and Is bound to aucceed.
• triltMES Ross eplit ene of hie
-thurnbee down to ette etfoOnd pint
with a saw, Monday at Dolier'ty's
Organ Factory, and ilionipson (fluff
, was els° slightly injured. by the
Operatitat bL Rite of thOlie fief:rated
edged todls,.
nos. McKay, formerly weigh
-
master in •Clintote wes seriously in-
jured the otherday on ,A farm on
the.Londen" fond. He 'Watt at work
the barn" and 'fell from a iiighte
ntjuratit, his spine ita that fatal re.t
sults ere feared.
We have to thank a benereleat
lookiog friend for• bringing to , oer
sanctum a fine dressed fowl of the
specie§ that tradition says once saved
Rome, and ail the smiling counten.
ance of the b.l.f and the goritte Bailed
away we fejt sorry, -for
Q0 rseives. . • '"'•
Tux CANADIAN Ar,mANAct Is 'ft
compendiumof useful information
about the tariff: post offittes, Pe.
and M. P. Pd" the clergy, education-.
kti Mat term'," Ptc, 1Vst hat:tit,
,to thank Mr.-Ohris. Dickscityof the
Oitv Beek Stere, for a cepy. Paper
150.; cloth 25c.,
To Avon) overcrowding' and over
cramming in the public SehOOlti Of
Brantford, the italf.tithe sYsteill is
advocated by the Couneil-.--one half
the junior divisions to attend school
• in the 'morning' end the other in the
afternoon. This does away with the
neceasity.,of the wklargeetent.of thge.
school or the employment of addi-
tional feriehers,- We believe: thht
this system was tried ill Galt sem%
years ago, but did not proves a soon
'ness„ awl had to be altendoned
;The hell time aysten, or tultlitforial
schOol building Wilttbreo
the eioiiItf 'the:801nel
Ileard in Cliptcla during' the coming
. ,
WitAT Saw. Wa EAT 1 -Wel I,
as yet nig about as one please:lin the.
eatieg Bee, though a gap will'allOrtly
be put upon the gratilioation of
our :desires. in the drinking 'line.
Just- ,noy : tt, ttrobritt,for. rtetive
mg the iifeCts of the differeet -kinds
of animal food !rpm the human
system., How the uso of 'emit, for
instanae, .netkee boa innocent lika;
pork, swinish ; goose, stupid ; beef;
Inill headed etc., . nut time is short,
and thOse•'denirous of experinientiog
min have.: their choice at Coach's
tjlent market. -Cough has ofie of the
finest ulintilitys of meat and poultry
ever exhibited west Of ,Toronta.
RiciaT GLAD Pb lIEAR
-Advance, One. 07 tri v 'of
,extmlleat j•airtiels '.publisheci in.
.Witighant, a town not so popelas
fis Clititoe, will start ttus, ick•W Year
•ent,ir .new dress • We.are "right;
'glad"' to learn that'. the. national
policy, the: lqw. price' of wheat; the
Scott .Act, 'the' opposition of two
rivals, and ;all the t Islet these
,have. consp'ired to form, have hot
.given a forward motion to the /14-.
vance. IVe consider .•:the.
.
Advance bag -improved otherwine,
thantypotstaphieally' deririe 'the
. . •
past yeir; and. the `.`tiew- d'ti"
all that was r.equired to 'Make it a
very good spew -term of a Military.
.11.14 • it. .cOntioue to.
.advirnce. • • ..
A .PrrawsoPana,-The .Exeter
•2'intes Creili ten otirrespottfierit stty.s.:
Me,
And rew Winer, wito rentoved
front 'here.. soot's: 25." years . ago te
Mich igen, retiiiiied t Cilditoo. a few
data age. Duritigitis setl:Yurn itt
Miehigan, Ite left home one merid ttg
at' the tinie 4 the . War,' saying he,
,was going to.hunt eatt16, hot Fettle/X.0
Itest tilistetlas a Seidler, ,iltala.mily
saw ne ir.ore of him, atid thought tie
beVe been ,uturdered . or lost.
'A 'short tient after that tlie farniV
returned' to 'Crediton,' and his ; wife
'agate:Married Within' :two or three:
yeare. To the surprise Of all; the
other evening he put in ati appear -
a 'lee, I I his . c iliiren, who, 'llayle
irOwit out et Itis rt ogttitioit, Were
,gre illy though happily surpriaed to
see their sunpOsed..murttered father.
contentral to allow his wife to
•rettiattl with her.prenept hunband.
'RAILWAY M E ETI Ha AT -pit P88 SLS.
• -A •itieeting (tailed at. the iiistaitzis
of the Ciiiiins"IilWay. Committee,'
Goderieli, wan lieltfin the titwit
Brascelit,.
on ttrenclay of tast Week..
The object 6f • . the meeting watt to
eousidee the pr9liability of set:Piing
an extension of the •Ciontilit :Nettle
'Railway front Elva to. „Goderich.
There were presentrepi•esittactives
free) Godertch, ManClienter, Bpi),
RrusselS, Listclw I' am I Elora. The
chair was taken by, ni;. S. PI ,tt; O,f,
Goclerieli .1ff. Woodcock tile
Secretary of tha, GotleriCh Com mitt.
tee Was secretary of the meeting,
'The chairmen., after statingthe
object of 'the :meeting called upon
.tAnt necretary .to reed • the Coe..
respondence that had taken- plait,.
between 'the eottullittete Stlitt 'the 'of
.9i.ierS of the Cailada Paw fie Railway
Ootepatty. Itt tint lent, letter re-
Ceivefl. it is stated, that the company
are not ill a position to con Vitt plate
an
'early exteneioa of their lines
and nothing could be Said about the
proposed extwisioa as the engineers
had never -been over the ground.'
After a very intelligent'discu.tdon
'hy representatives front the varieus
,localities the 'following reeolutions
were carried :• By Ntr, Seaget;and
Mr, Kelly, that the following gentle
Men compose an executive otitntnit,
tee iti place, of the citizens' railway
cOMmitteepf Goderiell, to he called
the Goclerich and'. Elora Railway
Committee glattr.B., Wood-
cock, r...ik,tetwa.o; , John 8!•ohie,,
Bieghttin, NV. Lee, •NV, E. Gettee, 3.
IL Colborne, M. G. Cameron, Time.
• Kidd, Santos Mitchell', Clta, Seitgee,
J'aett'tunders, of „God:010i P.., a
Rogers, W. Vanstono,' t, Wade,.
Thomas Xally, J. R„
Grant, tient... Straton,''of Brueeeln;
S. Caldwell,. Wm. Voting,Rolieet.
Medd; T. Drown, *Tulin "WasbingtOO,
hf Manchester; Petriek 1011,14.06.
Shoatle, Chas. Ilandlton, of .Blyth;
and the reeves- and couneillora of
the townehips and minticipelitiee
along the proposed line; Mr,
Platt was Sleeted halenitin and Mr,
E.. Woocicook seeretary ot the 06110,.
lilittek It Waft doeided ilea ties
• seerebtry fitatiliftiOt frOrll thn
• vetious thaprok
peseti r6ut, aillt that ca fitatemPot
be prepared tee Or tation, t.0 tho
lb. M4100114 I. P. S., left tow
n Monday for kistaforth, to be roe,
eat at the entrance examivationit
Also.
SO SAT Wit Ar.r..-
Christmas, comes with lightiorue
t
Mietletoe end b011Y Until you. littye aeon he very large as; ortmeat at
oheer
Pay foroyour paper -111.24 alear- DICKSON'S BOOK STORE
And let. us.ali ha jolly.
DON'T BUY YOUR
Christmas Pres ts
With peace on earth, good will to
wee, '
And joyin every heart,
%Irby not inspire the printer'. pen
To boar a festive part?
UlT4ERvEri. RONOR.-Owing to the
lo.mented death of the any. Dr. Rice,
The Rev, Dr. Willuimel„ father of
Dr, Williams of this town, has been
elected Senior General iduperintind,
era until the meeting uf next C011.
ference. The Rev. Dr. Was Aa few
yeeritago stationed in Clotierich, Ie
is a man a merited characteri4tics;.
a piercing .delver after treth, throw.
ing rubbishly generalities tO one
side in order to secure the real gem;
of au.expaiicied mind and high per,
sepal rank. Ati a preacher he has
few equals. As the ebairman of
various districts he has given evid-
ence of adininiatrative ability of #
high erder, and is but one of the
many instances in support, of the
view that the Clelts whether of
Welsh, Irish or highland eXtraetion
tower over the Saxon race and Jutie
no (qinds in point of administrative
,ability, Dr. Williall19 is a Weleli.
man by birth. He has just return-
ed front the centennial meeting of
'Anierican Methodism at Baltimore,.
•
where'll° vied a paper On the rise
and progress of Methodism. Dr.
• Williams has many Mende among
our readers and we are sure they
wilt be glad to know that this de -
'served honor has been conferred upon
Sounor. Wonx,.---- One would
thine from the retieente of these
Who run our public sChool,regarding
OUR PRIOES aro POSITITEL1TRJJ 1,101118T
111 the County of Ilerett. Our atisortment All 114rt
We Guarantee Satisfaction. • -
WA 01 IIERE TO STAVIflt.•';iy'''r4itetipinll.uter:
Bible for the um* as to MAIM PgiVANANT custeraers9 a at who .:11 bny
fe001 113. •
SILVERWARE, JEWELRY,
BOONS; STATIONERY, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS of all Weds. -Come
one and sU tn 'Santa Cla1181 bOaPaFterli.
Chris. Dickson, Clinton.
wetch in, hie breast pocket it soars
over the head of the average mem*
ber. Withal he makes a very good
town dad and is a valuable member
of the Public Works Committee,
•So far as we can judge the interests
of the ratepayers would be perfectly
safe in the hands of any of the pre•
sent members that triey ehoose to
allow themselves to be elected for
another term..
• QUItIOUS KwurrIeNs,-If the
°Forresters will be called upon to
take any actively militant part in
the election of Mayor,
If there is any valid reason why
X -Mayor .Bearitt shquld not bere-•
lieved of the. prefix X here used in
'connection with his name and placed
itt a position to warm the chair of
the u'aief magistrate of the town.
If Reove McMurchie is going to
Ive a walk ova without turning
a hair,
the times of holding examinatioes If the gold 'weather will induce
'or ffieTb�iile-ot firtirenittedy • t 111 e • ty '
ratepayers are not interested
efficiency or otherwise „of a work
which they have to contribute so
:iberally to itupport. In towns of
the.site, of Clinton it is customary
'for tt priticipetto.furnisliAlm...press..
'Via Va. i•oritA• 5".t5. iThiraf Q iffit
its. ri.prifiethlativett • an opportunity
of .thetosokvets judging. No, ofSviel
-intartpteenient. Was blade Of', the'
examipatione recently held,
nor has the News7R.ellotirt been
given the slightest. .intintatien .of
what has bee!' done . It is -barely.
preisible, therefere, thatthe appar-
. ently etwitous avou mem of publicity
should ite' tekee -as, indicating that
theratepay,ers•of Clihton are pot re-
etivieg value for the large aliment
expended on our pu 141 ic et:heels. .1 t
tneY be that at the Clinton Public
School exitteitiatiotin held last 'week
there were.atolerable representation
Of parents, and we may aesunie that
the children ;.were present in their
bent cluthes, that some gentlernen
°eel:pied. the platforait . while the
teechers condueted 'the exCerdiflee
over familiar rind safe ground.' The
proceedines MaY have been of an al-
together commendatory character or
they , may have been • a deplOrable
sham.. in any event those Who thaw
their regular salaries fromtile rd•
verities of the town slpqttld, througli.
the pres8, make -the ratepayers. tic,
mthitited with woliat theychave • done
itt reture. 'The High- School. does'
. . . .
not preserve -quite so niyfiter1008.0
silencei as will been: SAPO •hy • refer-
enee to enolher column. . Fully o.ne
half' of the *hole, and pre;tably
four fifths.. of the controllable' re-
• venue of the town; is tiethanded for
purponen.. It is•therefere•
mat -ter of public colleen' what thene
:who recetve'the:natjor Partuf it do in
return therefor. • • .; •
• , Qua.91tir:FATHEitS.•;,-W•ell What
of. theut 1. That's •what bothers us
, just uow.:- lit Order to . tippee.tei the.
•publio emoteg for something sen•
satiotial We :attire, hut fail, alter
investigation,. to• find nut any serious
'errors of corautittnian by theta. We
'still lieve the Old charge of Partiality
in "the aWarding Of. publia uork iti
the Printing lute.. The .pplilisliers
• of the NEws-Ittxrinto as ratepayers,:
directlyalai indirectly, con-
cede 0.7A2' ri14tto tk fair field atid no
'no favor, in utrr:Iiim, writ nliall ever.
'colas:0d that the sone rale apply tit.'
the,expendithre of. public fends in.,
.tiny otber.liire,. •A .year. ago- we
ex-
pressed.tliu that we were en-
titled to one -hall .the .town printing'
Or, that the Work should tie gi'veti
out 't.y tender. To the credit 'of
Reeve MoMurchie„ whoui we oppoie
neki last year, he <lid at the eat•Iter
'meeting of the Conneil fall in witb.
• oar v ieWasilatvariuus tiowasince bus
.633 k 410 w [edged the justice .of our son --
teatime But there the matter end
,il, as'the ecComas will Only,
•-,Nat,but that a Weed' of jt1stiee has
'beep meted out to us and las putt.:
all ty been ithirwit this year than fOr111.,
er yeard. .1thluil as We have reason
to keel, atg,grieved in the- 'Matter 'ot
the deprivation eip• rig14, it IS -not
the paltry, amount :involved but oit.
aecaunt of the tintlerlyilig priticiple
that 'we here refer to 'the neater,
However, Ttkire..Tittd Cotineil alt mali
they earitestly. Dined 4.1fe best kr
,,tereets-of the town. *. Mayor Forres-
ter would do no Waists:slit as presid-
mg Offitfer for -the largest city in the
Pro ti '11,00Ve •'11.teIklarithlriTtr
Made of prettystern stuff add ,while
appnretttly drigniataReje. his meter -
Lions andof tiontracted views an to
expenditures wili yield to any sug-,
ginittorts Cowling to the enlargement
of our !receipts. Doptity•Reeve
Thompson hes been e elettr4iettilett
worker. Mr.,Searle byhis incisive
critiolsm.of legisletion heti done good.
ourvice. Me. W. 'Ceatallas given
proinise of extended' nsefu 11108d i 11
the future, probably PO single mem,.
Iter. of the board has given as Much
time the past year. to• the public. As.
chairman of Public . Works, whoiie
departutent.spendatuore.ftieney than
dist of -all others, leaving school
appropriations qutr he has shown ex-
celleutjedgment.. Doane's effieiency
cannot btf ignored end We' would
like to flee him again elected, Me.
Cantelon.aa the leader, rank and
'file 'of the supposed Opposition,
U58111bet; add WO
are sorrythat he will not again ,
offer, Thos, and Alex. MeXentie..
persiatehtly ;opposed each other*.
their &teattt being on directly opposite
sides of the table, and looked' care..
fully after the spending -of tite,Peo.:
hawbetta, Air. T. .Xeltensie
lasnob often taken up the time of
the ,board by grandiloquent airin
Of his orstOrieal powers, but when
lie does de SO he planes the subjeet
down eorreetly Ind itielt0 a bead oft
it. Mr. Gibbingo makes a, gool
wolgting 'Walther and. doss net e'en.
aily impede Lite Work 'before the
,bottill by ditties) diaqUititioint fOreith
Reeveahlp 111 any kind of garuient,
and if so will they select Coate,
Or if they Will perfer that that
isli•Ortall6 pinii4i011 811411 OS cooper'
and if so will we hive. the advan-
tag.e a
ir toe- tioyneSs -panuctaien tur
the couacil for the contitig year IS
owing to a dread. of having t9
ereaae • :the ta'trOf tar:talon On itc7
ceunt 41a loss of $900 or $1,000 li-
eense revenue'.
, • ,
•
• If the frieeds of pr. 'Wil anis are
going to give hint the job of de for-
relitilig the town.. '
WI if Mr. Searle with his known
• love of al boriculture will Hated idly
hy'aial permit the vandalism.
TJ1ECLINTOL(IIIGUSCUOOL
The, Leading' Educational In-
stitution of The County.
Wo edngratuiate ouitowne 'people upon the'
successeul year just elated at tbo 11igh'Sehob1
and also Upon the faot that the present excel -
tient steer iff teachers have all boon ro,engagida
According to the iast•Report of tho Inspector
the teachere' qualifications are . -
J. Turnbull, 13. A.', Scholar in-elassics and
• Cold Medalist in Modern Languages4 of the
University of Toronto', '
8. W. Perry,: B. A., General Proficiency!
Gold Medalist and "Scholar,; in Classics, .of
Victoria. Univertity.
Parld First Clasp Normal School,
Toronto, 1881, and Gradititte of „Kingston'
Militgry Soltool. •
IL S. Siouan, First ClaSs Provincial 1882,
end donor Graduate of 0.ntitrio Cotradercial
College; • - . •
A reference to this' Staff of Tone:ors 'shows
that tin) Molders are 411re/tech.:lists in their
respeative departments.' A Commercial course
embraciag Shorthand; tite;; will be estithiishod
atthe opening of schoof in 1885. •
Tia.SPECIAL oarrt6r.
Special etiontion i$ paid to Pm prepara-
tion of studonte for the ['Mowing purposes :
1J niversPy , Junior and Senior, Matriculation,
in pees . and honors. • Metrieol,tion in Law
and Aledieine. Teachers,: non professional
tot titicates, thircLactund 'and first bless grade
C. All the students of the Clinton ,Bigh
School have invariably succeeded well, either
in prasecating, their studies at the. I; nicer.; •
sidea or on gomg into the professi• nof,teech-
ing: The' nunib..r of students .prepared for
the Universities and for tenehing is. largely
&hove that of tho average High School*, .
• . • . • . .
' THE ToWhIARO Irs ADVANTA089.
• Clinten'is a busy and prosperans Man.., sit.'
,unted it he junts on of the ihiff,lo and Lake
Room -branch' of the Grand 'frank and .the
tireat WeStern divisionof' the Grand Trunk
(formerly tifo London.iluron and 13ruee), thus
being aocess,ble by two railways. The at.'
tentton of parents is also d to the fautthat
.not, only is clinton a 'healthy nhd' pleasant.
place to live in, but it is else .froo from. in.
.ducements to vice; end frotn thwe attractive
• autheetnents that an fognentle interfere with
study„and which aro to bo 'found in nutny.
other plates. There is an excellent Library
in contio-tion with the Meottanies' Intitittitot
to which tho students hevii access on payment
-
of a small fee. .A reforenee library Is being
commenced in denuection with the school. A
coarse of leeturee an tne prinoiples of agricul-
ture will alto be given.
. . . ,
•
. rAcitayins.
' The eupply of apparatus for the tesehing of
'Chemist V. Natural Philosophy and Physics is
not surpassed 'by that of any Collegiate .p-
ditute in thcl.Proiince. • ' .••
•
Gond board .can be obtained at prices rang-
ing from $2.25 to $3'per week. ,
Students.; Whose objtioi is to.malte 'sans -
factory progress by means of 'wells directed
efforts on their part,. will find It to their ad.
vantagsto attend tho .elhatin nigh School,
" • RE5CORD 1884:' •
• Petty. .opeuel.frtation,8,
Tliree Matrietilimts in -thh -University-a
Toronto,' one taking first elites' hohots in Eng
lith, Ma, eocouci class in History and
Geography. One. scholarship in, •Modorn
• Languages. Nine first Ohms honors 'mid two
tai Exantiitetioni
Attention le particularly adLcd to thefol-
,lowing tabulatedstatement of the results of
'the:July EXartilitstihfigirrirfew-of. the High.
Moon and Collegiate tnstitates,'as taken
from:the public pious at the thee,
These results: have boon perhaps slightly
ehangetthy appeals, but this will apply mently
te the Intermediate ohms; which is de miner
Importance The (thong° in Seconds and -
be no small an n.ot to affeet tho
,comparisOn. It will be mien 'hat in the nutn.•
bor S000nds Clinton stands. first.
Inter. Third, • Seed. Total.
• • A 13
„Clinton, 13 17 11 1* 6 Th,
GAN • 12 10 1 ' 3 28 G. 1.
. KIneardine, 12 13 , 8, 8 85 11, 8.
Godetleh, 8 13' 7 .4 32 H. S.
$t. Marys, IS 21 ' 18. 18 80 C. 1.
finatorth, 7 • 8 4, 8 27 IL 8..
Mitchell, 1 9 3, 4 17 It, ft,
Stratford, , 14 12 8 "10 42 C. 1.
hteatherinen, 7 8 9 12 $0 C. 1,
Motets:al, 38 '10 28' .71 et 1.
8 7 6 •
Guelph,' 11 28 '
Ctillingwaill, le, 13 *11.- /2 67 2.,
•
At the Intermediate ahd Soon& Class ek...
andnatiens held in 'July tan there were ten
Second °lass grade A eleven second class grade
13,,Ilfteen third ohms, And six intermediate, ot:
forty•tno in all. In ron10 veletas, when the
h gher grades or ceitl6bittes are tAtert loto
account. der (Hinton High &theta Stands ivell
up athiongst the 'Coiteginte Ittstitute,s being
may Blooms:I by ono only, tunnel Toronto.
The nide rf passed Clinton High SA
to those who h84 tot 'rebated 'High
school' training is •Itat "tb to 41* or Pearly
doable, ,
This fitot sioarty shows she advantage 10 be
nerlved.frona anemias° at the Clinton 1140
' S‘'..h°I.
11edalai, to the noel somber a lovt.e
*shoot poplis twenty upper school .euelle are
In ettendanee, preparing tither for Ubilrilraity,
or rot higher grodeit alt 00atates. 110 -effort
will be eettrei either by„Trifetete or Teachers
to make Witten nigh Sehool thoroughly 61-
116TieltilosLe IsoatemplatIng Itigh.8611001 O�tttltlt
tOr neitt year should enquire at fe the ed.
Vithtegee Of the 8e1inot Imre beton; &eliding
epos the Solidel they Will attend • We, ere sure
fltb�
heTioelgadyfartilhrnteedW
infottustion.
Patrick Lynn lias disposed of his
203 Imre farm, on the 7t1s concession
of !Orris, to a party front' raliwatee,
for S10,000. M. Lynn luterde going
to Goderiolt tor reside, where 'be al- •
ready own a house and lot.
Mr. Schwatm, was thresidng with
bit steamer one afternoon hist week
at the farm et Mr. Trueroner, on the
Goshen line, flay .townehiPt "'13‘"
the' barn caught Ore from the steam.
er, There spread so quickly that
the men could not Save the thresher,
which was consumed with. the barn
and its contentr. ef about three
hundred bushels Of 'wheat. o fri.-
Surenee. •
MARKET.. 66010,Tto
<Corm:SO every TintadayAllernoore
,
0408TC/hi,.
• •:44 00, to 409
088 to 070
• 030 :to 070
045 to 062
• .• • 28 to 028
I lour,. • -
Fall. Wheat, .
Spring Wheat,
zany -.
Oats
Peas, .* .- . 0 50. to 0 66
Apples, (winter), per bbl, ' .. 2 00, 'to ' 2'00
Potatoes, . . ... - 0 so to 0 30
Butter . -- . 0 18 •to. 0 18
'Egga, • ' •-0 18 to 0 18
1•1+Cy; -4 - •••,• — .: • '•:,-• .7.: 7;,;(ila '00*: tct'.1 00-
Pork .' . . 650 to 055
Cordwood,,. .. 3,00 to 4 00
Beef, ' -, - ' 000 to 9 00
ELECTORS OF 'CLINT-6N.
aviL,a4noisi tacit, ottandbl casir.trEgMenn. n.u-nu.1)1baeyyriocnutgr:oegon. pit rorpsoany:
era to bECDIED. 41 Candidata forth() I/spot) Iteove-
.sillpt(alcHrhompaon;retiring)-1-lawenclutepill4...
finance, • ^
W.'40CATS.
TAOSE OVERCOATS Sz; rU.IR „MANTLILS
Men's Fur Caps, Ladies' Fur Caps and dapeise °
alariketS, Rugs, Carpets, Ciothirw.
The Fin6st SelectiOn in the County. laway.erlytisy'.'on 04.06unt
of the Great Variety of Goods Nye, show.; --
Come and see us. • - Only On6 Pric
• 5 per Qe4t. 'off for Cas.h. Butter' and Eggs taken for Ggo
Estate otthe.
Late' JOHN
CALLA' NDER., Manager.
HO
ROB. W• COATS
Nekter Jewclicr4lillgruer
•sampk.s.corj:. B. FOWLER es ii0147)
Peg Stock Of Silverware, Jewelry, Watches, Chews, Fancy Gook
cvEs, sA-acmns, <sac, a2C„
FOR OIHRISTIVIAS NEW YEAR GIFTS,
EVER OPENED OUT IN CLINTON.
A.LL GOODS WARBANTEli.....41YAU4Y1Rip
Chased direct from DianufactUrera, and inerked at bottom prices.
WOREAT-VARIETY-OF-HOLIDAY-COODS:la .
. .All work pi:oluptly attended to. Silverware and other goods engraVed with initials
free of eharge. ItEAVER BLOCK., CLINT0-f•
To THE ELECTOR$ OF THE
TOWN. OF CLINTON; .
Ostoonttes.—Having boon ronnested by a large
nundfet of my tollow eltizens.to °acres ettadi•
date for the deputt.lieeveshlp of 011nts5, 1 have'
consontettto do so. My interestsare all centered -
in the WWII,and halting .sortat4.hr the councit
-tor seven years, I atu soniewliat'aognainted with
the duties of the position whieb,f-u6VaQk your.
votes and influence to elect me to.. 11 elected,
which 1 ant assured hy tny Wands IQ a forgone
conclusion, I shall tufo tny vorv bent efforts to
forward your Interests both In towo and county
Councils.
, Y. our Obedient Servant.'
W 000PE11 Builder.
Clinton, -Dec., 29nd, 1894: ..
BARGAIN
CENTS Rn
A POUND.-
-0-0—
The Beat oVer Offered itythis
viomity: for the money. ;
rseneiitl
• equally
FLOUR. ADL.L., FEED always
on -hand,
_ '-BUSIRESS:F, •
JOR011 THIS DATF TO THU 1ST JANUARY
. we are I1VG- 4:3".PF our
'entire Stock at ' • . • ,
CV' GREATLY 'REDUCED PRICES.
• Groosries, Boots, Shoos;• •
cRpoKERY AND GLASSWARE.
' Ali parties indebted are requested to settle
up before that date. ,
Mr No Produce taken on account after the let,
ot Dow:tube ,
• STCRE TO,RENT...
nitiak moue, stat,Ate for lint Class Dry
Goods, Hardware, or general business, now
occupied by P141.4.METEED Si Clo. Possession given
.list of January.. „Rent moderate. Appl3 to
817 ' it, limn
•
HOUSE FOR RENT.
AND A.114LF STORY ' DWELLING
DOUSE containing six roome and kitchen;
26A. 011E
good water and.and about a-guarter of an..acre of
land and some Milt trees, :In the village of
Hohnesvillo. Tho is new and has lately
been occupied by the teacher. There is a good
°petting tora shoemaker in the village and the
premises are well located for thaebusiness.
bo let by Os month br yeir.
Apply to .toseen.enoeroa,
fiee•Tretts., School Board,
„ 317.11n., • Holnietrille P. O.
•
..1r,a.43r_itAlyz;*.,.
. .
Oltaf,,,,1„.tp:A•ho.encio.88re:ol the Oliseriber;
, malt and)0011c4esinsiv4 sioderieh town
ship, about tbel 10t1 e „ a lard
The owner can have the sameanbygepdroving.
lit0PerY and paying charges, '' - -
' AEX 'BADO
Deo. 20th 1884. • -: • • L • 818, °It
. ,
STRAY COW,'
• oraAvEn moat: tirt PREMYSEf3 hi Robb.
Meentlagh, liuron Road, GOderieh tattliship,
ft RED RYA WHITE spotted 6w,, '8 years old past,
and 13 giving milk. Any person givingintorma.
tios to the undersigned that will lead to hex re•
'covitry will be rewarded.
neer. stoOttetAoil,
Goderich tp:„Deer., 1884 817.. . .
TOM
Clocks. JewelrY
.SILVERWARE,
. . .
BIDDLEGOMBE,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET; CLINTON
•
Lades'', Gold and Jewelry-
Broochett, Ear Rings, .9racelets, etc,
lid Silver and Plat6d.
WARESs
• ^ , • ^
801tablefor1/011day, In ea tlietr:er Ilirth.
day Presert to, Geode:follitrgeli small
purses, sud to "Salt M112880116 bf the
year. See the Stock. Large verletv of
Clock. Everything of the beat makes.
GentlerneWillain and Vanes Jewelry
111 endless variety.
se,ettoptilring promptly attended to
*gel eatisfaetion guaranteed; ,
..: '
• . ....e....o...,-.:....•
A Full Stook of 01)004616e,
ot the fleet Ittelies,.always On laild. '
GROCER, - CLINTON".
flhoioe Groceries, Fruits, Confectionery, jte.
Fresh Currants, Layei Raiin, Black Basket Raisins,
, Valencias; layers; Valencias; oose; Citron, Orange;
'18; Lemon Peels. Noars--Almonds, Filberts Peacan &c
Green alel 'Dried Fruits of all kinds: About twenty different kinds of
Confectionery` BISOUtICS-Wine Aloernethy, Lemon Fruit Stales and
Crown Biscuits. Marmalade,in jars, CANNED Goons—Peaches, Pears,
Tontatotts, Salmon, Mackerel, Lobsters, Sardined, etc., itZ" Haddie and
OYSTERS constantly en hand:'
•OHINA• & WHITE GRANITE (-712EIWIATtr, Y A.ND
Littdies' &
Gent's Cups and Sanon'is, Glass /3reaci Plates !Fruit••Dishes, Jugs, Nappies,
oto: -ail new goods and of the very latest styles. See theist early.
• Essences of everykind. Reliable Yeast Cakes. Toilet Soaps, made by
all the leadingmanufacturers. Washing Soaps -all the leading lines,.
GREAT VALUE IN TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES'. '
ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS AND NEW • YEAR SUPPLIES NOW.
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TPVES. 'STOVES
.:o:
Just Arrived, a Splendid Lot
OF --
Coal ,Stoves, . Cook Stoves,
PARLOR & BOX STOVES,
VP OF EVERY DtSCRIPTION,
—AT—
Sjove-.W.atelroise,:...11ardiiarn .ant
1
50 or 60e. Black, Green Or ittp.a.n Tea, warrtu'aeU to give satisfection. New
. Currants and -Peels for X -MAS Trade. A .full, line of Chase & Santiorn's
CELEBRATED 00ASTED COFFEESP&THE BEST IN THE. WORLD.
pci-r7.:*=) ..A.1•TD.3E3311 E1.A.1±Eilaii3311).
Mignifilenc AssOrtment of Panay Cups awl Sailors, Maga, eto.
TEAS.
•TRY 4 POUND OF - .
OPER '84 SON'S
MAS NEIN- YEAR I
Reader, do wit invest: one cent .in Christmas Or New-
• leas Groceries,„ Fruiiii Canned Goods, Glass,
Delf, .Chia; Crockery, Poultryi etc,
Confectionery,- until you see our stock.,,
CANTEL011 BROS •
General Grocers. and.. Produde • throhaots,
RACES OLD STAND, • ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.' . .
Now for gapgains
BOO'S, SliDeglifulle.o; 1(1.
-ETO AT •
TWITCHELLS.
Victoria Bloole,. Clinton, Ontario,
SUFF4L0 cg, 004171048, for Saleoheap,.
recelVed
LLancl: WINTER Stock
et*, 1 would call the attention of tit6 publloto tbt toint.
, '0? 6/1101:1"8 X1C1 Ileota onlv
1360; and Oltilaceteeieheapt adeorclinglY.
elt Trunks and Valltee verYdbeil).
Veep and Oarelatee Ilarbese cheaper than oVer. `Sliver lionnted Single
tiatooes oaly $14..
taby Cards es a la
What are You Goin
About it?
About Keeping Wa
WE MEAN.
Oungs: verco
ARE JUST. THE THING FOR COMFQRT,
ivki 9 s:Q
„
FLANNELS, BLANKETS &GOIVIFORTARL4S
AT CLOSEST PRICES.
0 0-0—n
PECK'S • • BAP 80Y4
We do not require to know how . bad the:boy
We want every. Father and Mother to
know how good.our BOY'S .0T.01141NG
• is to wear. .
A ch4tie of program. each.week:: Zook for it.•
—0—
PAY & WISEMAN,
The DRY -GOODS EMPORIVIVE;
atesi
--Just received, another largb lot of t1ie-:-
CELEBRATE11:-: ACHE S :1
arx-xm 3ansT IN irEmt **.A.Attx<r.
•A:=31119, • . sTovms,
oztoss-cruT E;A:virs, .3012.T.Y1.et8k,
00177 CHAINS, TO PX1='1013, 333To-
' , • .
,PRICES LOW. Ta. -TRY OUR NEW paOCESS COAL OIL.
Parties having our:Mire Strettlers and Oil Cans please return iltem:
. .
11 1 IR
Sign of the
Albert
A111111,•*M
New 1111001i,sitititli:.S10p
. .
.iVx_PLIRi.11:,L4L1;.ii.i.'
7
(Late of Stratford), has opened out in ROWELL'S OLP 8E101', nearly opposite the .
Commercial Betel,
. •
HURON STREET CLINTON
• ; Where he is newprepared to do all General Elsekoniith Work..
Hohp-Shoeing a Ppeoialty Alt: Work Gvarautped,
, • •
JUST IN, 4.:
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