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OLINfr ON NEW Eli A MR. JOIIN JOSLIN,, WhO a. short time
' 1 shice,returned from, Manitoba suffering
THURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1881. with intim:nation lilt's eyes, and has since
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giceutly to be out again.
New Supscribers to the oisi,Z,r 101,:rs)reND that 51iss Maggie
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teache'r for 1V)pae,earyhacblel:leirogdeearig
New .Bra getthe rest of
township) for 1882. She is one of recog-
this year free, on pay- nized ability and will, we feel sure, give
perfect satisfaction.
ing in advance. , • A •otion STAin.E.—Last spring. Thos.
' Oorrell, son a Mr. A. Gorrell, of tbis
place, secured 320 acres of land a few
Weekly (*lobe for $100
• miles. froin Crystal City Man. at a cost of
Woo, After putting in. a summer's work
to 31st Dec,, 1882. - therein iie sold the same for the sum of
• __.______—.------,---- $8,000. He has since gone west of Bran-
Vri 0 IV it Figliti01- don.
,. ME, (+no, Tuoreson, jr.,' son of Mr.
Gee. Thompson, Huron road, Goderich,
or See firct pagq for other local matter. '
Itown.!;114), ealled. on us on Friday. Ile is
Tnn wire of Mr. 'R. Irwin returned
now in business in Ingersoll, and although
from St. Louis on Friday. he has been home occasionally, scarcely
A cAa load of sleighs for Mr. A. Call- passed through this town in doliglat in
ander, Emerson, were shipped frail. hero the past tea years, He was jaaah, stir.
by G. W. R., on Friday, p.rised with, the progress Clinton had made
ME. J. BEAcOM left by G, T. J -t, last since he left it fourteen years ago having
week, for Le.xington, Ky„ for the purpose been a elerk 'with Cameron & 'ROSS at
of purchasing a stallion. that time,
WHEAT FOR ENGLAND. — Last week BOOK PAVEMENT'.—The Clinton NEW
Mr. R. Irwin shipped by G, T, R, about ERA strongly approves of our remarks
thirty cars of wheat for Liyerpool. . about block pavement and stone crossings
and recommends them to the earnest con -
MESSRS. Stiff, Doinville and Hobson, sideration of the Council of that Own.
officials of the 0. W. • R.,. were in town Owing to thedifference in the nature Of
on Thursday last. Their visit was brief, the soil, the main street of Clinton is not
ON FninAy morning. Mr. T: Coillson nearly so costly to maintain as is the Main
street in this town, but even there we are
shot a magnificent specimen of the grey
owl, breaking its wing, thereby capturing. convinced that blonk pavement would. be
• V`Thein air's our sentiments too," '
it alive. . • ' veryknnich cheaper and lietter—Exrsitor.. t
A FEW Da.Ys since Mr. EA Baer, while
working at a circular sew in Cooper & LICENSED VICTUALER'S AssoCIATI6'
Cireulars have been issued by the Seere-
McKenzie's factory, lost nearly the -first
. , try of the ProvincialLicensed Victuallerle
joint. of his index finger.
' ' ' ' Association, calling a ,meeting of all hotel
MR. H. F. McNALLY, travelling' agent keepers in the County of Iturou, to be
of the St. Paul, Minneapolis and lani- teld in the town hall, here, on the 25th
toba Railway, was in town in the interests inst., for the purpose of taking measures
of that road, on Friday. . . to oppose the passage of the Scott Act and
The circular winds up
MESSRS. Thompson & Boles shipped by °Iran" mea.6ureB•
with the:• suggestive 'announcement that
G. T. R., on Tuesday, two carloads.. of' 4 the meeting has not been called for. the
turnips to New York. This. is a new field,
• purnok of raising funds, but -to establish
for produets of thie nature. • • the neW association on a.firm basis." •I .
MR. A. WEIR, who. has' been residin„,.,e .SnADE TEEM—After the Telegraph
here for a short time, recently purchased Compa.ny had disfigured the shade trees
a farm in the vieinity of Arkona, Lamb- .tin the Huron Road it was thouoht that
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ton Co., and has moved there. •
• • . - something would 'be done by.the property
. MR. JAS. JOHNST0N, formerly.'issis- h7oldeis in the'way of pruning, so as to.,
taut 0. W. Br. ageat here, is, no* agent.. take off the ugly look of the'trees. ....Soft-.
for the Nertherh Pacific Railivay,..at.Bis= ing having been.deine.in that ivay, 110y.i8.
muck, Dakota, tin a good salary. . the thne to•lmve itdone, .either b.v' the
council or the property. holders. We oly-
'MR. W. WADE and son, of the' Base serve that Mr. Searle has been.trying lis
Line, Joseph Coventry, (Minton, and Mr, band °nth° one in.• front ollIr;:...Steven's
Little, of Londesboro, left by (4...W.A., 'new.dwelline; which .has improved itS aP-
last 'Wednesday, forAlie li-erthivest. •. ,. pearance. • fn a &tort time all the trees,-
. Mn. C. OUNNINOHAME Will leave for if 'so pruned, Would' look more 'shapely
Dunville in a few days, when, with his
father-in-law, Mr: Jamieson, he intends
to eivage in the butchering busines.s. ' '-.
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ON.MoxnA.y afternoon Mr.W. S:Spiet•
er, general superintendent of the , Grand
Trunk, and Mk. Larinour,-aSsistant, passed .
up to Ooderich, returning. east next. day,
• Mn. SMITIT, (SOD 'Of Mr.' James
Smith) who went to Winnipeg a few, weeks1
sinee, and has been laid up with fever,tas
wear° nleased to learn, recovered there-
ron • . .
K EN-NED-V.- COMINC.,— r.. Ke anedyi
, the well-kno.wn Set:itch Vocalist; has ;se,
(aired the own hall.here, for the..20th of
Dec, when he will give one anis. pepular.
entertainments.
• REv. A. A•sunnws, ecKineardfnei
preach in the. Methodist thurch, -on'Sen,
day, morning and'evening•;• Rev. Mr:Ma-
Donagh goes to Kincard'ine preacli
missionary sermons. • • • .
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• DEPUTY -REEVE SHEPPARD left 'for
Manitoba, by 0.. W. R.; on Tuesday..•"
has.been negotiating for the lease,of ato•:;.;•
tel at Portage la Prairie, inegoeS to. coni-
plete arrangements, if satisfaatory. • •
°Goon Cows.—Mr. Thos. Stanbury
an ordinary mach. cow Ifor Which• he re:.
fused the sum of 1$80. • Last week Mr, J.
Leslie sold one at $50. COWs at this fig-
ure should be good milkers,. anyhoW,
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than they now. do. ••,.
- Mu. FtSiMli, Who 'now -Tesid i
the neighborhood of Portaee la l'rairie
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Ladies and Gentlemen's
BIG DRIVES IN
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OUR' STOCK OF FUR GOODS IS NOW ONE OF THE BIG D'RIVES IN
MOST COMPLETE IN THE WEST k
L.adies &Erik -paps.
• L.adis • S;eal Caps.
Ladies Persian Lamb:Caps...
'Ladies . Astrachan' Caps
Full Range of Children's Caps.
Olathe: 14 Pciiiin Laid ad Bgivor
Boy's Alma., Plush and Fur Caps.
Children's Fancy Tam O'Shanter's.
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but Ni''as a former resident ofth"e,2nd con, • •
ofStariley', and has• lately been Visiting • .A.„,..ent •
his Huron friends, gavens a call on: Sae: .2-0. • •
urday. He 'has been 'in the northwest ' .
eight Years, and -likes it well although. the • •
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summer season. IS Short, •This year he•and •
1his three.sons raised about .5,000 .besliels
.of wheat; he received word -a -few days•
f • . ainee that While esing 'steam thresher .
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THE FAMOUS HATTER AND FURRIER*, CLINTON,
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on the farm,. his sons had a stack contaiu-.
ing about 250 lmshels of wheat destroyed
by a spark from the SLUM.. 'When. Ile and
'his familY. first went to that toantry, they
went by the Dawson route, find it took:
that a month to reach Winnipeg -i -quite
difference the time required Iipw -to
reach that city. ' Ile returned to the west
this week. , •
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. MusRoE.A. SUFFERERS..L-The ineeting;
called by the Mayor on.belialf of the suf-
ferers by fire in Muslielca, took Place OH
TREVIRy evening, the attendaece :being
smaller than it would have been, hadnot
the. TIOlin'an troupe, perffirmed on that
evening. The meeting was called to" or-
der by the Mayor being: voted to fill the
chair, who 'explained the Object of the
meeting and tinder What pireumatances he
called it, mentffining the fatt of reeeivinel.
•a eireular froin, the Braeebridge .Coutteili
requesting assistance for the sufierers
either in •tli shaPe of inoliey or, clothing.
After a, Short discussion it was moyed by;
Mr. McTaggart, second.ed by 111r. Rale,
add carried, that. the Mayor and Reeve be
a committee to canvass the town for sub-
seriptiOns, either iii.money or clothes, to
aid said sufferers. Any one desirous of
contributing elothing can either. leave it
at the Corn Exchange, 'or word where -it
may be sant for, arrangements being inade•
to cellect ip.
NARROW EscAinn.-70n Thursday after-
noon, as the wife and daughter of Mr.Eby
Rumball of Goderich township, were drip;
ing home froin this -131ace., they had a
narrow escape from what might have been
a serious accidett, jiist outside of town.
One of • the lines catching beneath the
horse's tail caused it tti become unmanage-
able and jumping about, snapped off the
shafis; Mrs. Rumball held on to the lines,
and wag pnlled over the dashboard until
her head rested onihe whiffietree, in- which
dangerous position she was carried about
one hundreilyards. The buggy- Was over-
turned, and the initiates severely bruised,
and had it not been -that parties came to
their assistance the results would in all
probability have been aerions.' In its
course on the road the buggy came in con-
tact with that of a man driving,in an op,
posite direetion, breaking several spokes
therein, but instead ef the man stopping
to render assistatede, he 'Caned the unfor-
tunate women.
CATTLE.—Last week Mr.W. Craig ship-
ped a car of cattle by G.W.R. to Toronto. •
He also shipped a car by G.T.R: Mr. J.
Simonds shipped a car by G.W.R. to Bre,
con. Mr. Freeman, on Satniday, shipped
a car of sheep to Buffalo, by G.T.R.
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SATURTIAY. 00114:dile 1-L114/ay Lake.
information against a man inimed•Brown,
on a charge of selling. stationery, .ete.,
without a license, winch is contrary to
by-law. He was tried before Mr: Mc-
Garva, J.P., found guilty, and fined $10
and costs. .
BuittirAnv.Sometime late on Stinday
night last some one broke a pane of glass
in the side winder"? of Mr. Robb's store,
and took therefrom about ten pounds ef
bologpa sausages., apparently More desir-
ous for that luxury than for several other
articles of more value, which were close
at hand...
INsTANOES.otsuch honesty •as the fol-
lowing are exteedingly rare, and merit
mention. *A ladY town had dn account
sent her, which was somewhat lower than
her actual indebtedness. When she call,
ed to pay it, she directed. attention to 'the
mistake, and insisted.:Uptii) paying the full
amount.
LITERARY SOCIETY, The debate in
the Rouse of Commons, on free trade ya
protection, was Continued ,on Thursday
night, by Messsrs. Jas. Scott and I. Taylor
on the part of the oppoSitiOn) and Messrs.
Fisher and Martin ore. behalf of the goV-
ernment. The latter has the floor Air
this evening. • '
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LARGE AmOUNT OF 1.4LEIGIIT.-1..dst
week the very large amount of 624 -tons,
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of freight, of one kind and anothert were'
shipped from the Grand Trunk station at
this place. This will give salmi idea of
the enormous business now being done
here, and there is every probability that)
oven this amount will soon be eclipsed. i
tIOMPARLSONs ARE ODIOUS.—On gun -
clay a train with 17 empty cam wentup to
Goderich,the place that is so desperately
in need of railway a,ecommodati n to fa-
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cililate its enormous business: As none
of the ears Were needed at Groderi h, they
o'er° all brought baek to a small, unim-
portant way station called Clinton, nod
thirteen of them left ht thiS little plaee, tO
-partly supply the (lemma for "more cars,"
The inference from this fact is so plain
that " he rwho runs may see it"
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, STA:TE LINE OF STA:MERS•
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IMPORTED HORSES. — On Sunday Mr.
T. .1, Bell, of I,ondesboro, returned from
tbe old coontry with two splendid Olydes-
dale colts. Re started from th'o old coun-
try with three, the third having been pur-
chased for Mr. .T. Visher, but unfortui-
nately it died on the voyage; this makes
thelfifth entire horse that "Jo" has lost
by kleativilnuldition to -the brood mares
he luis4bst.'It was insured for ,t200. Mr.
13ell's colts are fine bays, large bone, and
give 'promise of being very fine horses.
Mr. tell bad been on the road froM quo-.
bee for several days, and unfortunate*.
arrived at Stratford on Saturday"' night,
It also happened that Mr. Attrill, of
Goderich, arrived at the time with- some
itriported Cattle, among thent a COW said
to have cost $2,000, and not caring to
trust to the uncertainties of a G.T. way -
freight, he proeured speeial train, and
brought bis stock up, together with that
of Mr, Bell. We learn that it is Mr.lish.
er's intention to send for another _horse.
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LADIES FURS
GEN T'S FURS
Overcoats, Illsters,-Shirts.and Drawers,
. 'ALL BELOW, LOW WATER MARK IN PRICEK
PAY WISEMAN.
The Dry Goods Emporium of Clinton,
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In order to red-ape...0.dr very large stock of •
Before removing t$' -Our 118W iiremises, Are SELLING AT.
; • ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. " • " "
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Including. LADIES PA.NOY
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Writing Paper -and Envelope.
And Patterns in the very latest
colors. . '
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Latest editions and lowest ' • . •
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, Books ! Tr;irIVIN .BOOKS.
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'Picture Books, China and Wax Dolls, Sleighs
Toys ,of every description and kind.
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j-AcKso N. Invites every and 134 living
. outside of Clinton to call at the noted
Clothing llouse, 'where he has an
Autograph Book in which he wants
every man, boy or strangers visit-
ing town, to write their name .and
Post Office address, in it, and by So
doing have a chance of getting.a,,Snit
of Clothes, valned'at $18, aS bn get,: 1.3 P. ‘-;",4-411•IER
JACKgON
, • . tingfour hundred names we will take
JACitsON and cut all the names chit otthe bdok
shUffie them all in a largo box, and.
.A6/0„.„,,.! let some man draw ono of the names
out of the box, and whatever name
4Acics ON; .,ivsitoin,btehe paper drawn; man Or boy,'
entitled to a first-class suit of
Clothes valued at $18, 'So there is
SAcKsoNi a• chance for everybody. by s-iniPlY 'ME cLoTTHER
'writing their name, which costs them .
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