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DAVIS. 4 ItfrinakfiD.
As PO advertisement it will be soon that a re-
presentative eleatrician of:the Derenweral Elec.
trialaolt tio Torouto,win lie at Itattenbliry House
Clinton, *4 Wednesday February Sith.
ernoTaiitts 1,1ca 2,Topos0.-1-Wfw -will give it pair
OX seectaeles fres to every oneoafling Ae our store
for the next two weeliii.o Here's a 940-410e, J. IL
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• MR. A. J. 1±4401/. Plano 'ruiner for the cad re-
iiable firm or je llorahitner, will visit Minton
about reb. atlat Argos desirous of having their
pianos thaaong ly tuned and regulated, will
4ind3Y leave their trap Oa with W. (favor 400.
Stationers. 4 '
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SKA,e'n5q.—The Ave mile skating race
kr $100, at the Palace Rink, last Fri-
day evening, was won by Grahatat of
Fergus, by one lap, the distance being
covered in 20 initiates.
TBIKMANcE.—A meeting for the
Organization of a lodge of L (). G. T.,
will be ,held in the Council Chamber
this (Friday)evening at 7.30 sharp.
All who purpose joining should be
present. Blyth and Londesboro lodges
will be present,
LICENSE CommrssiorrEns.—The Li-
cense Commissiones appointed for this
year are:—Huron, East—Thos. Gibson,
Geo. Fortune, Geo. Murdie. Huron,
South—Robert Spicer, Peter Douglas,
John Weir. Huron, West—Samuel
Sloan, M. Young, Jas. Stephens.
WE CANNOT DO IT.—Our dOyi1 wants
to know if we, cannot crowd out some
of our local news this week, and fill the
, space with "plate matter," as alleged
w newspapers sometimes do. No, we
cannot do it; our readers are so accus-
tomed to getting the very best news-
paper that nothing else will satisfy
them. Some people are satisfied with
any kind of a paper—but they are not
on,our list.
DEATH.—The Expositor says:—An-
other of Huron's noble band of pio-
neers, in the person of Mr Turnbull,
who resided near Elimville, passed from
this life on Saturday last, having reach-
ed the advanced age.of 82 years. He
was a gentleman of more than ordinary
intelligence, and was much and deser-
• vedly respected in the community
where be had lived so long. He was
father of Mr James Turnbull, who, for
over 20 years was principal of the Clin-
ton Isfigla School.
WORK FOR THE ASSESSORS. — The
following section, No. 11 from the Com-
pulsory School Attendance Act, must
not be lost sight of by assessors now
about to begin their duties: "The as-
sessors of every Municipality shall an-
nually, when making their assessment,
i
, enter n a book to be prOvided by the
clerk of the municipality, in the Form
A, in the schedule of the Act, the name,
____Irge_and_residgoo of eyeLy, child be-
tween the age of eight and fourteen
years, resident in the municipality,and
the name and residence of soda child's
parent :or guardian, and return the
said book to the clerk of the said muni-
cipality, with the assessment roll for
the use of the truant officer.
CoscEnr.—The Emma Wells Concert
and Comedy, Co. who are now playing a
week stand at Seaforth, will open for one
week in town hall, Clinton, Feb. 16, to 22
admission only 10 and 15 cts. The Huron
Expositor has the following to say about this
Co. The Emma Wells Comedy Company,
who have been playing in Cardno's . Hall
this week, under the auspices of the town
band, have been greeted by fairly good
audiences each evening. The company is
a good one and our citizens should come
out and enjoy an evening's entertainment.
The band are also daaerving of encourage-
ment and all who attend will assist them.
Mrs Wells, the four voiced vocalist, has a
superb voice and sings in four distinct
voioes. Her articulation is also most dis-
tinct, so that those in the rear of the hall
can understand her rendering with the
same ease as those on the front benches.
Thi, of itself, is a rarity among vocalists.
She is well worth going to hear. The other
xnenabere of the company are equally good
and they give an entirechange ofprogram-
me each evening.
KINDERGARTEN. —Messrs D. Robb,
Inspector of Schools for East AHuron,
and W. R. Lough, Principal of the
Clinton Model School, visited Simcoe
Street School Kindergarten on Friday.
The Clinton School Hoard are consid-
ering the question of introducing the
Kindergarten and the above gentlemen
will relate their favorable experience
on their return. In the afternoon they
'visited the different rooms in the Sim-
eoe Street School. Inspector Robb ad -
.dressed the pupils of the Eighth Divis-
ion and congratulated the London
School Board for their excellent school
system. He spokehighlyof the system
of grading and the Principal's method
oi teaching music. Mr Lough ale° ad-
dressed the pupils, referring to their
earnest. systematic, natural method of
dealing with the teachers' interroga-
tories. Both gentleman speak in glow-
ing terms of the Kindergarten as an
educative medium and ere long Clinton
school system will have blended with
it the Kindergarten.—London Free
Press.
Fon Pnrynns:,Ilere are two elfilfiNS
clf OW t0I'm br4WthatareCPIX04014104
to the oaneldorettion of driverei 0P4A4 of
whoa by being iaw-molcers, should
not be 14W-breafigers:— .0
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et any kind vdthout baviee Arttacfred te Me
I'harness or vol4nla at least two Pan,"
olurf31.1au any pampa or rersona ride or alive
over or Wong any street at a'furiorni or immodoza
atonavo, whoa= 911Qb rigee b9 0, Wei, Or 9. gallop,
or In euela a :nape r as to eadaeger sr dolma•
sors00, nr9ommode any person: e9r snarl any
person \ or nerseus drive ever Jany crossing ,er
s trot earner 94 a panalastor Ntraa a was."
RESOIM ROJHE Wonk,—,A, good au-
dience assembled, in the Rattenbury
'street Methodist church, on 1Viouday
evening, to hear addresses on the Res-
cue Rome Work. being done by the
$41vrition Army. Rev My Shilton oc-
cupied the chair, and Rev-4(tr,-Ayres
was on the platform alsd; The speak-
ers were Staff -Copt Bolton and wife,
arld Capt Archibald, of Haxiailton Pris-
on Gate; the addresses Were interest-
ing and attentively listeriod to, and the
collection, on behalf of the work,
amounted to over $89.
SADRA.TII SCHOOL CONVENTION. —The
Huron Convention Sabbath School as-
sociation closed its Annual Convention
at Wingham, on Thursday last. The
time of the convention was taken up
with the reading and discussion of pa-
pers and addresses bearing on Sabbath
School work, in different forms. Most
of the papers were exceedingly able and
instroctive and are to be published in
pamphlet form, so that Sabbath
School workers may'procure them for
reference. ' ffhe attendance at the dif-
ferent sesssions was good, and those
present, no doubt went home with
freshened resolves and better ideas
concerning the laudable work in which
they are engaged. For want elf space
we withold any summaries of the ex-
cellent papers presented. It was de-
cided that the next annual meeting
should be held in Blyth. „
NOTES. —Mies Agnes Cook, of E
Centre, is visiting friends here.
Robertson, of Lucknow, is visi
at the home of her father, Mr McA
ter. Division Court will be held
on the 29th inst,(not the 27th as st
on the Division Court Calender.)
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Itureball 84 Co. have put up a coup
neat new signs ; they are also put
in a new $500 safe. Miss A. Hol
left for St, Catharines, on Tues
owing to the illness of her sister,
Nellie Holmes. Mr L. Stevens and
da Boles represented the Epw
eague, at the convention in Toro
his week. The A. 0. U. W., of w
he late,Joseph Brownlee was a in
er, has settled promptly and satis
orly the insurance claim on the lif
eceased. Mrs Julian Wall sings
eek in Strathroy, and on the 18th
ondon, with the Syng Hony Orc
at in a farewell concert for "
ordon," London Violinist, who
aving for Germany, to complete
udies. At the meeting of the
rio Short Horn Breeders' Associati
Toronto last week, Mr W. 3. B
ins, of Clinton (Stanley,) was elec
one of the Executive. The Mite
dvocate'thus refers to a son-in-law
r W..Robb, of town :—"We are
rmed that Mr Wes Honey has b
gaged as choir leader and organis
Knox church at a salary of $95 per
num ; he is a good musician and
soon bring the choir up to a hi
ndard." On Thursday last, while
nding a funeral, Rev. W. Craig w
set out of his cutter, but fortunat
caped unhurt. The examinations
trance to the High Schools and t
bile School Leaving Examinatio
11-be-held-this--yeac-mead,
July as formerly; the 28th, 29
d 30th of June are the dates fixe
e Spring Assizes will commence
detach on the 14th of March. A fi
Regina, last -week, destroyed t
indsor Hotel, the property of
as. Howson, son of Mr James Ho
n, Clinton. Mr W. Foster, Toront
n -in-law of Mr James Millar, Cli nto
d the misfortune to lose his elde
by diptheria, this week. Mr Joh
ning has the contract f
erection of Mr D. B. Ke
y's new livery stable. Mr Joh
ornpson,and family, of London we
guests of Mr D. B. Kennedy for
ple of days last week. A sleighin
ty composed of Grand Union boa
s, went out to the residence of M
ries McGregor, Hullett, last (Thur
) night. Mr. Alex T. Cooper, no
ng at Port Huron, intends to retur
own in a couple of weeks and pu
he summer with his brother her
Liberal Committee Rooms az'
r Geo. Swallow's Store; they ar
n every night. We are very maw
ased to know that Mrs Thos. Jack
jr., who has been passing throng
exceedingly critical illness, and o
se recovery doubts were at on
entertained, is holding her ow
appears to be in a fair way of re
ry. Mr John Brickenden, who i
ut disposing of his farm in Hullett
oses taking up his residence i
n. Mr C. J. Stevenson has ;bee
inted president of the Chatauqu
ety in place Of Mr Maddock, re
ed. The Brethren presented Mis
e Ha.rtt, a few evenings' since, with
autiful easy chair and foot rest, in
gnition of her services as teache
e Sabbath School. Mr Robt Col
gh, of the Hayfield line, Goderich
ship, was in town on Tuesday, ar
ing for the erection of a fine 'brick
e this summer, and let the cofatrac
r S. S. (Jooper. We understand
Mr Jos. Chambers, of Toronto,
of Mrs. Chamber%) Puts givpn up
osition in Toronto, and intends to
✓ an established business in Lon -
as partner; he is a capital me-
ic and will be an acquisition to
firm. Mr Smith Kilty is confined
e house by serious illneSs. Mr W.
t expects to leave town and take
$ residence with his daughter, Mrs
e, near St. Paul, Minn. It is said
in Detroit alone there are 60 Olin -
ns. Miss Alice Moore, daughter
✓ Alfred Moore, is, we regect to
seriously ill, with little hope of
ering. Mr W. Smithson, who has
confined to the house for a month,
ur able to leave his room. We un-
nd that the Edison Incandescent
Co. have disposed of their intend-
siness there to Mr D. Graham.
Villiain Walker, of Kansas has
to Mrs H. R. Walker, lots 15'1 and
ownsend Street. 1Virs Galloway
iting Mrs Snider, at Wingham.
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Bishop, M. P. P. was in town
day, on his way to attend the
Legislature. In Dorlgall Mani -
Mrs W. IL Andrews, sister-in-law
s Andrews, Mary St. died very
lily the other day of la grippe.
. B. Forster, of Colborne, has
ver 600 cords of dry wood in town
nter. We are pleased to see that
avv has recovered from his recent
,and is attending to his practice
al. The ofilcial board of Batten -
Street church extended a unani-
nvitatien to the, Bev. Mr.Shilton
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' Dnalss.—One of the saddest deaths tonia
that has occurred for sorne time, the of M
attendant circumstances considered,. hear,
was that of the youngest daughter of recov
Mr A. H. Manning, on Sunday after- been
noon. She had been ill only for a few is no
days, with 'congestion of the lungs, dersta
but nothing could be done beyond Light
what was to save her life, and she ed bit
quietly slept away. Mr Manning's Mrs
illness, with other members of the sold
household also sick, intensified the af157, i
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fl" , or vvhich the , deepest possible is vis
sympathy is manifested. Mr II Moore, Mr A
one of the oldest residents of town, died yester
very unexpeetedly, on Mondayevening, Local
the result of inflammation of the bow- toba
Mr -
he was sick. He has been engaged in sudde
els. Vera, few. persons even knew that of IVir
the tannery business for a number of Mr W
years. It did not prove as remunera- sold o
titre as hoped for, the fire, and other 1 this wi
eirournstanees being against him. He Dr Sh
was a Conservative m politics. He illness
kavos wife and large family. He , usu
was a member of Rattenbury Street bury
Methodist church, where a memorial • Mous i
tiervico 11411 be he'd on Sunday evening. 4 to ret
Li1ON Alt R
COTTONS
It seenas a little unseasonable to talk of spring
goods before winter is over, but we have just
opened out our first shipii,ent of New Prints,
and we think we have this viason the finest as-
sortment of Patterns. and he best qualities we
have ever placed on our counters.
WE IIAVE A, FEW"
Hand
Left yet, and in order to eJea them 0
them at aty reduced prices. 'Ou Ot60
ACCORDEONS
Is very fine and very cheap. If You eanno4
cash for One we would take wood in exchau 0,'
We can supply you with anything you wsh
the musical line.
Harmony Clubs, Church Choirs and tunei
Schools supplied on liberal terms,.
We have a big range of another good line of
Navy Blue Prints, large and small Pat—
terns, and as the best ones soon are picked up,
we would like to have you see the assortment
before it is broken.
Our Shirtings, Cottons and Cottonades are here,
and our Staple Stock will be complete in a few
days. We also give the best value possible,
andathis season's goods are equal if not superior
values than we have hitherto shown.
ROBINS BROS,
Book Store and News Depot, Clinton.
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WinterGoods
5 per cent off for Cash.
Clearing sale of ail heavy winter goods. We are do-
termined if possible to clear out all winter pods be-
fore getting in the new spring goods, and in order to
make a speedy clearance we will give the best value
ever offered in toWn for reliable goods. Come and
see our stock and get prices.
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EstateeLirodgens
THE DRY Goors PALACE, CLINTON.
1 Shirt1n6s Cotonades
Flannels, Blankets, Mantle Cloths, Clothing.
Tweeds, Underweal,100 Men's Overcoats at less
than you can buy them wholesale. Hats, Caps,
Furs. A few Fur Coats left. A lot of Boots,
Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes, less than cost.
Come and bring the Cash as this will be a strictly cash sale.
Plumsteel & Gibbings,
Jan, 229e
CLINTON-
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Purely a Business
Matter.
We had a busy day on our Bargain Day, but
we have had many busy days since. Winding
up this year's business, taking stock and getting -
out our balance sheet.
All this has Ueen done and we have the proud
satisfaction of saying that we are satisfied with
our year's business; satisfied with ourselves,
and satisfied that the year just started will
close just as satisfactory.
We lave been closed down in our workrooms
for a few days, house cleaning and repairing,
but all this is over and we are now in the rush
again, manufacturing for the spring one of the
finest of readymade stocks.
We are busy in our Ordered Clothing Depart-
ment this time of the year, because shrewd peo-
ple buy now because they buy cheaper than any
other time.
Our whole attention is now turned to the spring
trade. and our buyer spends this month among
the markets of Toronto and Montreal, buying
for Clinton and Seaforth stores. His familiar-
ity with the markets and experience as a buyer,
makes us satisfied that we will get the nobbiest
goods that can be found.
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Do you want to save money? If you do, yon
can accomplish .it by securing some of those
BArgains we are giving in winter goods to clear.
The SUCCA3SE1 that has attended our efforts to
clear out our
Mantle Cloths, Dress Goods,
Ladies,Children's&Men.sUnderwear
During the past ten days has led us to believe
that we will succeed in our undertaking. Alt our
Grey Flannels, Flannelettes
Heavy, 'Woollen Hosiery,....
Gloves and Grey Ootton$
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JACKSON BROTHERS
THE FAMOUS
• Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters.
CLINTON m SEAFOliTil.
Are subject to this immense drop in price. Now
it is for you to say whethtr you will sieze the
opportunity. We guarantee to do our parb.
COME
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