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CA.NAD1AN NEWS, ity to seize hint viten there could 1* no
organized assistance. Esposito was
watched both night and day Until his
habits were well ascertained, and his
captors were enabled to pounee upon
lam in the daytime es he was passing
Jackson square a spot not frequented
by Italians. He was taken completely
by surprise, and handcuff's were upoi
him before he could collect his thoughts
and make a struggle for liberty.
ftS PERSoNAL APPEARANCE.
The brigand is over forty years of
age. His complexion is very, swarthy.
He has a dark brown piercing eye, jet
black curly hair, beard and moustache,
regular features, and is what might be
called a handsome limn. His height is
five feet seven inehes, and weight 140
pods.,, He hall on this morning a
pepper•and-salt coloured suit, well
worn, a blue check muslin shirt, and a
soiled and broken Panama hat, He
looked like the average street vendor
of fruit. There is nothio. nin his ap-
pearance to indicate that he is a man
ef brutal passions whose hands Noe
often been dyed in human blood, and
who, as the leader a band of banditti,
created terror throughout a large part
of Italy..
The township of Beach has a popol.
allow of 4,385 and 424 dogs,
A man named Doherty, • near •
Hastings, Mt off .a toad of hay on the
I•2th inst., and broke his neck.
'31r. Deltnere, a fanner -of Humber-
stone. had three of his cows poisoned
by itris Green and saft, and
, adlninisi-
iee by 'tthismown vandals.
A child named Milton 'Wright was
drowned in the pond .at Erin, back of
of his father's lilackstnith shop, one day
last week,
new post-offiee, to be known as
Vunboyn, has been established At Rick-
t.rson Corners, Metalline, with Joseph
Norman as. postmaster..
liie Nottawasaga agricultural society
bas done away with money prize, and
will hereafter give only medals for the
hest exhibits at its fairs,._.
Thorns Creeper hasbeen appointed
pia:master ofShannonville, vice Hiram.
Holden, resigned. fr, Holden filled
the position for teirtriiyoyears.
The heavy frosts experienced in Un.
tarivtluring the latter .part of Jone,.
kipped the Pilot Mound region, as Well
as nearly all.parts a Manitoba. ,
A little son of itr: jantesThouipson
fell into a pot of thickened milk at
Sikestown,- Lambton,, the other day,
and died from the, effects of the scald-
ing.
At is slid that d.uring the month of
August no less than forty-two large
camping partiesfrom various cities in
the United States will pitch their tents
Some scoundrel Showed his spite at
Tait's mid,. .by. driving a file
end three iron spikes into the saw logs,.
with the object rioutaless;of destroYing
the saw when it came in ccutack, with
obstructions. • •
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A Fraser 'River steamer recently
succeeded in reaeliing Harper's • 'Mills,.
at the mouth of the. )3Onaparte, w1411,
practically extends the iuland steam
navigation of British Columbia some
thirty miles further. west, „ •
A ariwind. Ceuta
A NOTgo • sicrLIAN'OemLAw nnouowr TO
NEW .10:,Htl(. —A CAREER. ,paesT.
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CEPARA.LLULED cnigEs.,.! . •
'When the:New Orleans steatiship
Npw Orleans-reached7her-piert he -edict -
day„ three men hurried over' the gang
plank -to the dock, and, entering, a car-..
riagc, were-rapidlt-ariven-
street'• gaol. • .One ofthe men Was
heavily ironed -aud 'zealously: guarded
by the' other two. '"Wharr: the carriage:
passed from the wharf out .of, the gate
into WeSt street, such cries' as." The.
infernal bandit "See.the inurderer.r.
" He .ofight to be hanged.. without a
trial l". 'came fron a..eroWd of -long-
shoremen who ' were awaiting for ad
-mission to begin uuleading the steamer.'
The prisoner was'Gruiseppe Esposito,
the Italian brigand, and he,was in the
custody, -of' Detective James Mooney
and an sisistant, who were sentto New
Orleansby the Italian' Charge d'At=
faire s to arrest Esposit* 'They .had.
warrant for • his 'apprehension • limn
Secretary of State 131aiiie • • , '• •
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ON Tao SEA.
• The party sailed front the Crescent
City on Wednesday teat. • A: physician
was engaged to accoinp,any the outlaw
until he is transferred to the author -
Italy. care for his . health, and
• prevent, if poisible, death 'front disease
during the voyage, -'sit that the law inay•
not be- elleated, and tosee that he eats
or drinks nothing containing poison
Eiposito was confined in a staterootii
while ea route. for .New Orleans, kept
manacled, and a detective was. .with
hjm .constantly.. ire talked very little
to his captors or the doctor. Although
he acknowledged:helves the man they
- wanted, lie would -answer -no. questions.
vonterraing the eriines charged against
him and doggedly refused to deny or
5.dmz 1115 . ui1t. Seeretary 13laitle
issue&the warrant for his arrest, Open
he repr eseittation' in legal form that
Esposito was nutter:indictment for two
murders and a number. of robilwries.
The prisoner, it is alleged, was being
taken into. a Sicilian court • to be ar-
:reigned for murder wheti he slipped
away frotu six gandarmes Who had him
in charge, and taking refuge. under tin
mistimed name On board of an. English
ship,. made his way to this country Land
wentndirectly to New Orleans,
noW In WAS OAPTURE1),
Ire had money enough to establish
himself as'. a fruit broker.. Ile also
iinichasesl sloop,: wItielt• .40 used for
carrying fruit from ,.1-Plorida to 'Now
hlearm market. Ile was doing,ta sne-
eessful ¶riio ATM tr W0.5 111 a a
with thes,id of the Fenessey brothers,
detect iYes of Niw Orleans, ,KnOwinv
the desperate character of ,the man,
and that his countrymen in New
Orleans would shield him if possible, 0141.Stand..
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dist dibtectives. waited1cm an, oprlorttu Clinton, :April 2Dth, 1881., ,Clinton, May,10,,.188,L. •
Buelilen's Arnica Salve.
The BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts, • Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, dapped
Maas, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures—Piles.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction or Money refunded. Price 25
per box. 'Tor sale by J. H. Combe.
—NEW—
oot and Shoe
STOR.
Thos. Stovenson Grand
UNDERTAKER,
. AVP DRUM
FURNITURE.
GEO. 'II.A.RLA.ND •1
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Work out of the best material. blve per cent. - 0111
ifas opened a boot and shoe store trio doors. nerth ,AITQE
of Swartes Hotel, whore he has on hand as assort.
ment of boots and shoes which he will sell Oman for
visit. lie IP also prepared to do all Muds of custout .
count matle on all purchases of kip boots during the • • - -
months of attne.and July.
POR SALE.
The undersigned has on band a quantity
of
First -Class SHINGLES
which he will sell very reasonable for
cash.
E. GRAHAM
Contractor and 13uilder,•
. - ,. Albert strict, Clinton,
CLEARING
S. MORLEYS
1T.:4.- It"
(Carson's Block.)
A Special- Discount Sala , Greet Tinincements111
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FOR 30 DAYS. spiendld Suits front $10.90
'Upwards.
NEW FURNITURE ARRIVING,
and more oxppet0d—also n floe lot of nee
Sb141141.$ ot Undertaking
Goods.
C01110 =Nice, in
RACKY'S OLD. STAND
lately occupied by Shepherd 174d: COOVer;
Boots aid Shoes,
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRWES,
Cense one, came all f andieeoure
BARGAINS!
S. MORLEY.
CLINTON • HALLOO! 116,usehold Word !
n hera Are YouGoing ?
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THOS.COOPER'S
jj- C a sit e I o • GtROCI,RY
WARE -ROOMS,
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"Temper in Ocrything," and in the
pens of the Esterigook Steel Pen Coin-
fs, to be desired. J• B. . WEIR
pany the temper will be found alt. -that
, VOiVLEIt'S EXTE.P.OT OP WILD
STEAWBEIIRY •CUI•08 summer tonal:hints,
iliarrlitta, dysentery, cholera. inorbus,
cholera, infantuni, .sour stomach colie,
nausea, vomiting canker, piles, ileueor:
thcca, and all manner of flukes:
FARM FOR SALII
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•E•10IdPOSP.1) of W. 4. of lot No, 30, con. 4,'towdShin
1...„) of East Wawanoslycontaining 100aCres• 60 acres
cleared and eloar of stumps; Ma hiar state of cultiva-
tion. Tho boob is good hardwood, . There is a steam
saw millun titutiext lot. ' There is outfit: place a good
bearing orchard, end. three never falling springs, a
Ing dwelling.and a frame sable. Will, he Old. cheap
• on reasonalile terms of payment. For bulJpsrtictilars
-enquire 011 the premises or to •
•• • -4.141A3111,TON; . ' • •
. ••- - AuctioneettElythr, -
1.113th, 1881. . . . • . .
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FARM FOR SALE1
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• PROPR/R7'0/?,
Agent for -4. . ELLIOTT & SON'S cele-
brated "AleCormack's Sof-Binder," "Mead-
ow -Lark. Mower and Reaper," " Trnuuph
Reaper" and ." Warrior. 111wer ;?' F. J.
CRAIG'S 41 StriltilllOy Harvester" • and
" Huminingbird Mower," " New Canadian
Thresher," with -engine. All. kinds of
pl. 0 T.10 ITS and other. Implenients.. • '
R.fl A. I Constantly on
•• Bawd.
Remember the place, , •
NEXT DOOR SOUTH OF FAIRS
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• Cliatoti,-May 13. '81: ,
Camrosto of &et S. 1 Lot No. 37,- concession 3,
„ mist wawanosh, 60 adres, 58 mires cleared and, in
▪ good • strith of cultivation, good -rail fences, good
• bearing orchard with choice variet3...of Irult,.s.. log
twolog stublesond small frinne bare, gond
well and pump convenient to house, a. living stream
mao across the back of •the place, the .K41 is black,
mold with clay' bottom, it is tlire, Miles from 1,ilyth,
and convenient te'scbcol.,Tp8111,s is .firlitAilaso place
and will: he A eold cue:op,. to . •
11ANILT013, Blyth.
Elyth,
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C.:LINTON
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Desires to inform his patrons and friends that he hi
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ID:undersigned begs to -announce to the 1nhao-
J. of Clinton and•onrrounding Townships that
he lias,BE,PITTEI) the above establishinenti and Is.
HOW prepared te manufacture all lands, of ..
Well and Cistern Puinps,
0181`Ell$8:• o,/id TANKS, on the shortest possibl
notice. Having on hand a vere'lleavy stock, we 000
conillInnt of giving ,good satisfaction In every owe.
CHARGES .610.1)EllATE. Orders by mall presently
attended to. Ra' your patt °nage solleited.
JOHN ROSS.
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: yoti.ean get all kinds of
Mottoes, and Motto goard In all
Colors, Gold and Silver, ne,rlin
• Wool Scrap Pictures, &ads,
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11001 Needles, Wall Pock-
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' Has become a. Household Wordas the
GROCERY AND • . • BEST and CHEAPEST place fel
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ProvisionStore :GrPcie-Plo.ttv
"-• Peed.
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Opposite Faiks Mill, . •
ig pao me to get my Groceries there ; the
goods are so eheap, and the quality,
is .A No, . No old. Goods ;
all 'new and. fresh /
. His Sugars,- Teas, Coffees,
Prunes, Currants, . 13,oneless
Oodtis1), Gold, Fluke and Fine Cut
Chewing Tobaccos; cannot be excelled:
Some • new designs' in Crockery and
'Glassware, Wooden Ware, and in fact
everything you want.
Mann Produce taken in xchange..-
D - ANTELON..
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Crockery, . •
•' , Glassware,
(60., • d:e,
JEM WB
in pinker quarts, aid hall -gallons
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A SPECIALTY IN -
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Cent Tea.
' paid for tigs. Farm. Pro-
duce taken in exchange. , • •• .•
• :TlIOS: pOOVER,
• - -Corner. Albert..-and.-Enttenbitry-Sts,----------7---
• CLINTON ONT.
CATREAT
Clearing Sale
Glass Setts from
kOc.to 51.00, •
Celery Glowers.
Fruit howls, With
' Corers. r
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Fi'eneit, Baran,
Berlin,compaet
ButterDishes and
• '... I ndiaidual•Put.
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tem.
-EMOVE 0
Cabinet .Vapies;
(ilebteis, .
.• l'uniblerS, ,
IS • •
Tailorinff Establisbnient
• to the rooms
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Over Lawrence' & Gra,cey's
Furniture Store,
Where he will'Wpreased.'t0 promptly atteird 80 arm
orders 1 e may 110 far °red with.
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CLINTON
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,-. • atroery •
CHEAP
to. clear out the
Stuck, .
LAMPS
oNropletei large
• size 34e. melt.
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ment of (hweriiS,
Fruits, &e, •
Coarse nom
4111., Tins 3tock-
crel, splendid. ,
-HARDWARE: MERCHAN. T,
Has been., aPpointed Agent far the
• • celebrated- '
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, We cannot speak trio highly f its filer -
(As`, Brackets. etc..
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4! its, As Testimonials from all parts of the
tountry simtfk for thm
eselves, of ith $1.1.U0.tl
lar All kinds of Picture prattles made to order. ze
01'1A ad °theta, Also Agent Thr the
• ' Come and 'Seel
A. HALE,Victoria Street, Clinton. .Are running, full blast, and arc prepared,
as• usual, to do
Boot kid Slioa Jiilg. ALL KINDS OF WORK
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—MR; H. BEACOM
Vi..4.1ies to inform the inhabitants of Clin-
ton nral vieinitftluttliela preparedto do'
all kinds of
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.in -the Woollen Line..' • ' •
(.4.111)1N6, SPINNING, 1VBAXING,
and mantifacturing of all kinds done
..011 short notice; •
8hocMaking. P gitet- TWEEDS NNELS, YARNS
'BLANKETS, .Icept constantly en
lama, either to exchange for Wont or set
On the shortest possible 'Indice
for Cash, at
Best French -Kip or Calf Skin Boots,
ICOg
Made to Order, $4 to $4.50. , PPILower than Ever.
4T Call and gel other prices.: •
lqace
of fitodness—llteettnteastles coREETT
Tliese. Works aaenow in full opera-
tion, and the undersigned arc enabled
to -offer any grade of - • •
Salt of Finest Quality for Sale
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.1.ne necessity .of .Salt for
AGRICSITURAL PURPOSES
Is now so fully established that every
farmer Will neglect big own interest
whofatls to use about hve tons- alum
ally, •
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I/7- This Trade Will, receive -our best
attention, • • .
Cordwood, Thin Stave. Boits and
Basswood, del iVerod -at the. Works, for
which Cash will be paid.'
Grayfrouna 4arliilz,
mpirehorse
Cattle Food,
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This reed hes been nsed in .Fingland.nil
foun•
d superior to all others .manulacttlied.
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• jPsY. A TRIAL SOLICITEWIK.
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Builders' Supplies, Nails, Paints,
Glass and Oils
' Constantly on hand.
Royal Otwadian Clothes Wring -
Cheaper than ever offered before'.
ZULU Coligi ZOILDMS.
Lawn Mowers. Lawn Mowers..
S. DAVIS, PIKenix, Bloc% Clink*