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TOYS FOR A IVIIILLICIUNT
THE RIGHT. PLACE TO CTT...YOUR
have .on hand � FULL ..57001.1 OFOOOD8 00mt...7.- M0.8E:F. THEM. •
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CITY BOOK STORE, !ALBERT ST., RANSFORD'S OLD ST4k1),
Hutr4b,...for.
• Begs to announce that he hasopened out in the .store lately
i,eccupied by Palliser & CO., a large and_ weIhselected stock .of
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Dry Goods, Groceries, ReadyMade
Hats and Caps,"::
Boots.. and Shoes, &c.
And will offer the whole stock-,Avithout-reserver,--L----
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At less than holesale Prices.
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To make a loncfstoryshert,' if -you will come and examine: the
Stock and. aslbiz the I''rices, you be -6)oilicog 04 both:
Goods and ' so' Conic. alen, 'And: judge- for
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You will find my stock complete in all branches,
and everything will be found here that is kept
in. a first-class General Store.
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We lrtve-a largo stock of 11.11;ntlas I'Ll-mtle Cloth, alse
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lot- of IRIMMED HATS, that wore sold at from $3.00. 'to
i5:00, of which you can take Vour choice no tOr $1.:00. •
Hen-len-119pr thp Stan.cF. • . .
We AQKE,
$ ion of the Red
EW FR1111
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We beg to inforin 0111 customers the h
at 'wav elven fortunate
enougii to secure some of those •
Selected a encia Raisins,
TrulteiN COU rii41:- COUNCIL.
The council met On the Gbh inst„ pursuent
to adjournment. Peesent, the -warden in the
chair, coin-mille'
rs. 'Webster, Griffin, Eason,
Chidley, Sheppard, Young, Aline, Hardy,
Johnston'Campbell, Hutchison, Whiteley;
Elliott, Straehara, Melon, Buchanan, Rennie,
Cook,•Weir, McMillen, Mason, Hays, Evans,
Forsyth, Miller, Wilson, Beattie, Graham,
Castle, • Hogarth, Ritz, Walker Hannah,
Black; Henning; Kay, Shiei., Taylor, (Arvin,
Gaunt, Bell, Meyers, Gibson. .
TIIE WARDEN'S ADDRESs, '
haVe the honor to 'state
since last meeting of the otnincil.tbe improve.
Ments and repairs, ordered by you to the
Court flehee, have:been .carried out. The
Court House has been calcimined threeth•
out, and the repairs in the Quirt room• have
very materially increased the ,accoustie pre.,
pertiee oLthe room, ancl_the general appear-
ance of it looks better than ever beteire, • The
mast of our sinking funk has been invested
in mortgages, in accordance with your in-
atructionst a statement of which the treasurer
will lay before you, The centrect for the.
erection of the new Maitland bridge has
not • yet been commenced, notwitlistarid
,ing our repeated efforts. to 'get .*the eon -
tractor to finial' it before three/inter •would
:set in, the standing excuse of said contractor
being that the iron had not yet arrived from
Europe. The waiden theo gave. a lengthy
work -hid
not beget ..preeeeded with, conclusively showe
ing that the contractor was shirking the job,
With the intention of throwing it up alto.,
gether, . The opinion of Mr; Garrey" wasob
tained upon the subject and teferredto the
Road and. Bildge.Conimittee. •
A communication froth the cetinty coined
'of Peel, in reference.to-LegislatIve grant to
public schools, was read . and .referred to the
School Ceannittee. . .
A communication Was read from the coun-
ty council of Kent, requesting the co -opera-
Similar' to what. Ave had last year, (being very , fine fruit) at a
price. which will enable .11.8 to SOH theth same as ordinary fruit.
BEAVER pLooK,, NEXT To TI TOWN HALL.. '
worrz. tune of repairing the settle; that the accent.
S. PA ILLIL41
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eatewein
modation asked by the Clerk of the Peace be
furnished under the supervision of the clerk
and -chairmen ; that the petition of Sheriff
Gibbons, for office aceoinneodation, be grant-
ed ; that the tender of D. Ferguson; for gaol
supplies for 1882, bo accepted; that the ten.
der cif A. lsacKinrion, for 150 cords . of wood,
ta be deliveretkat the gaol, at fl.2.40 per cord,
bo accepted, that the water spoute on the
Court Reuse be repaired, and the leak in the
roof aver the court room be mended,
• 1'. W. JOrrieareN, Chairman.
Moved by L. Gibson, see, by 0, Castle,
that this Council have learned with regret of
the death after a long illness of 4r. S. Kern,
Mon of the township of Greyetehe was for
many years a respected member of this board,
and Shat we deeply sympathize with the Wi-
dow and family in their berea.vement, and
that the clerk be requested. to transmit in
expression AA' this our sympathy to the family.
• Moved by Mr. Graham, see. by Mr. Castle,
that the Clerk be instructed to correspeud
with the managers of the Waterloo poor hone
in View of getting admitted au indigent 11:t-
isane orphan boy of Mrs. Bartley, deceased, of
the township ef 'Stanley'.
Council then adjourned, '
as O•et to many Cormisi)oudents,
n reply to numerous inquiries from •our•;
readers, concerning the wonderful qualities
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of the Great German Remedy; SteJaccibs Oil,
--mentioned in out last :lase.) -we..wo 1
inform -Limn -War, e lir e may .o obtained
from our retail druggists, or by their hid. .6
• for St. ,Tacobs Oil, and it the defiler'. delta not
keep it in stack, he will be able to precuire it
in a few daYefratn• the wholesale house, Ilre
understand there is.exitting an immense de-
mand for the reinedy, which is not so Very
sgrprising when, it. is considered what it is
'daily accomplishing in the Way of relief and
CLAIN1L747.)IN
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Has a splendid assortment of
)Por 3E00111 and, Winter wear, -which
Will be sold 4b* heap.
0111METTE & TAYLOR
LONPE..Eil:OROPOH;
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Arp showing very nice lines in. fashionable
Dress Goods,*Cashmeres, Serges, Diagonals,
ltepps,
AN EXCELLENT GRECIAN VORD AT 121 (ANTS.
FULL LINE. OF wxxcEy, PLAIN AND CHECKED,
Plain. and Twilled GREY CHA1VIBLY FLANNELS.. Fine and :Heavy check .
FLANNEL SHIRTINGS. •
Black French Worsted and Mellen Cloths, for Ladies Cloakings. 'ThoSe
are feally excellent value, and should be seen by -eiteiy lady who requires goods
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Complete assortment of CLOUDS,AND WOOL SQTJARYIS.
LADIES 'FUR SETS, and LADIES and CHILDREN'S CAPS, larE,Ye variety.
RomEgy, MITTS, GLOVES, FRILLING, 4:ACES, *FRINGES, &c.
BOOTS-. 61. H S -Fun.
Kip, to- fine French Kid.
line in Ladies and Children's, from heavy
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TAILORING. Department
Has got :ill stea'in turned on, end is kept rushing by a magnificent' assortment of
CANADIA.N and SCOTCH TWEEDS and OVERCOATINGS:
A largo line of READY MADE OVERCOATS? in Etefre! anNlrish Frieze.
' . Very heaVy and excellent value%
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A Range Of .Cloth and Fur Caps.
A -Range of Wool and Fur, Hats.
• A Range of Shirts and Drawers, •
• A Range of Heavy Wool Mufflers.
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,A Range of Cardigan jackets; * • •
* • Range of •Kid Mits and Gloves.*
A Range of White aild'Ool'd Shirts.
A Range-bf,Neck Ties, • * •
A Range- of Silk Squares.
Pelt Boots. . •
Large StookoFresh Groceries,
VERY .EINE41EAIISINS • AND *CURRANTS, - TRY 'OUR 60 TEAi.
, • ' YOU. WILL PRONOUNCE IT 00013. • cure, bordering, in some instaneee, on tne " ` • . • '
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" Must say it'S.the nicest tiling I evor usell for. CROCKERY,.:..GLASSWARE - COAL 'OIL- HARDWARE ETC,
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tried f' TEADMIltr " the DeW toilet gem Get ,t '' .
G cent sample. '
.... •' .' --"----7. COmineneinbit on Friday, Nov: llth, we Will allow a SPECIAL ' • • : „•••
, • ' ' • 'DISCOUNT of 5 Per ce4 on all cash,purchases.o Dry Goods
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.- • . s". 0 11.1vro.ti lititikaz IV*, '
' Wheat. fail, 1`:' bueh, ' ;$1 20 a J. 28 to the value. of $1: . On, all purchases of Dry Goods amounting ..
Spring, lledehaff, • 1 24 " I 28 ; to 110 or More we 'will allow a:cash-discount. of 10 per. cent,
• Fife, • - - .. "1.'27 a 1 28 '
puti }lei y• ; - . - • , . . 00 v a, 0.383 excepting;on Clothing mad to -01xleri on which we cannot al*
potaloes., • low more than .5. per cent for cash. . , • :
Peas, - •
• Butter; 1 . /.. - 0,20. a 0.22 ' ' • • . sto4- befOre purehusing elsewhere: • ' . .
0• 0 451,07 t:,• 00. iii:. . Parties t'cg tiring' Winter Goods will study •1lieir oWn interest by inspecting our.
(Lori Of 01(80011nel' to have the lett, in refer- , tha t.eeth .lied breath," eaYs everYone hexing '• •
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ence to tairing dogs .aniended.. 'Referred to
Equalization Coininittee. ' • I
A letter from the' °Minty Treasurer Was
read and referred. to Finance Cenunittee,
The 'clerk Was instructed to draft a f)si-law
to 'confirtp by-law No. 16,01 the townphip of
Colborne, dated May 310, 1881 or &shag
np and selling a road. ellowange• tou .Mr. S.
Yates.. • . , 1 • • • •
• -The report Of Mr. Girvire, road commission
et, was refetre& to 'Road 'and Britige•Come
Inittee. .
• The 'clerk Was instineted to give a detailed
Statement of all expenditure •and, contracte.
entered. into. on behalf Of tine .coeneil in re-
gard to the proposed erectien ot an iron
bridge over the Maitland at Goderich, which
HaY, • - 00 a .f0 00' ivr.urr]cl
Was dein. ' • • Skaapikiit:S ••• ;' •: (1 75 a .1 08
Hides, , • - 0- SO a 7 '00
. A. number of accounts were. presented • and Pork, • - 00 te ee
referred to the Finance Committee. - Beef, . 00 . 0 ee
It was decided that the respeetive amounts ; , Clover, • • 4 194 a n .06
dim thedifferent:municipalities out of the! -Timothy,- •,• . .• 3 .25 a 3 75 •••• • • ' ' •
boundary line appreprietion be paid,
• Ilesignation °UAL'. Adamson, as trusteene
Seoderieb High School, was. read and accept -
and. Mr. F. Jardinn appointed trustee 1. 'WS
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.• Now .that•winter bite welt uninin6ne
'would .ftilsise our toitilets against using pills
con t lid 1 1
. . , ,, htitnees,. al; there 10 great faitn,.....4r u.1' cateruag
. Tue report of Mr. Hardy, road eammisenah• cola mtn, thmt n,n,, An . exceuen t substitute
.e(116..ttinstt„e'• l'eefeariTIo t.g rtehpeortils (leald'•••measloi.134hidelte. Ce. Careen's stony:len an& ennstipiition Ilitte,rs,
fOr Dills is a Vegetable .Praparafion known ite
, „. . e family medicine that, from all weenie is. will
yard and (11beee. • ._ soon take the piaem of. m;•ery• other purgatIve
.: A, communisation frotn kr. gimr,. LB..8., and Idecid. Dnriffur, a „ It. Onnihn fs v;itsd• for
in refermme to jilodel Sehoels, Wtt$..reaa, lie ti.fttle 11//,tere 'vein. • ' .:.. . „ • ,.., --;.. .
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referred
• to the Finance ecinateittee, 'fast). ft • • • • . • ' ' •• • . . ..
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number of necounts. •
• - eereieteeeeneemeeiene4w.e.eyeeee:e-in'ereeeeeeceeeem,„i„,
a lig cti (nue and othee inini tone Attie
Council then adjourned.
On: Thursday several account and .00131- Fa aufl
munieations were received.
16 was moved ae&eeboondell that all car.
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.• Christmas Cards.
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Cal'OS,
r p ri cepa lig le no - u men c GOOD id.6.1i.C.4-1AX/I'S, ,
es o dole r eti f 1111 t f
their contract by the flatiiilton Iron Bridge
Manufacturing Co„, be laid before this belie- 'ated at the comer of Ilona and ging Sli.oets 'it Lot i IN; 1.`-'4"(a,f,sH, j;k1114.;Nell; AilIERIOAN •aii& CANADIAN MAXUS, great.va- •
cil. correspondence, ete„ . reference ee, G.M.ton Survey. The lunt einniiriqes hairoisnii ' •
ter cot rut riere, 'large g'arthll with frna
trees,' a. stable Mitt .50,1o
a god .mtil
1111051) Wider Cover, Arply to the proprietor, .1.
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1 That eoelf•ii.thi•11,, train , i.etteet., iteeviy iiee,,,. . • . . . . .
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to the Maitland Bridge was read and. refer- ••iitit. good stemeeellar. •i'ot eoeben, !eel*, , • . . riety. BeLigutif61,geo.ds And very cheap. Atic), •
red to the Road Bridge Cemniitte0.
Report of the VinanceCommittee wait rend
,and adopted.
adopted.
ne to,the tinder:. pied,conenienbie • •
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thrril ili
hiae. and frMor a 11111111'
Stiction keitt Ihewortrior, bed.'
toont.f., liitelinit Pan Ery, L4e stone cellar: Ilard
and soft water in tioilding„ Suited for • It large 1(11011)'1(11011)'or ieboerdine-imese. Lately 111114110 g,),);iti
Apply to t otrly,r, MR. U. 11ENTtar, er try.
'Report of the Equalizittlen Committee wits Tn ln• 11. .41%.. II, GI-• OCIEK 01.0
read and neer um wlt11,11,,-,.1111,11,,-,. Statiell
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Report of .the Seh?ol tinct i'rintir- Coln-•htely tip)
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mittee was adopted. . •
Communication from M. Sheppard, Road
Commissioner, resigning his position, as he
is about leaving for the north west, Was read.
On motion of Mr. Hay, sec. by Mr. Clegg,
his resignation was adopted, and Mr. J. MA,
son, Deputy.Beeve ol Hullott, appointed in
Me place,
Report of•the Gaol and Cogrt Holm; Com.
.mittee was reed and eidepted.
The Gaol and Court House Conimittee visit.
ea and carefully inspected the gaol and.fnutal
it clean and Well kept; thete ate af present
four persons confined, three Mahe and one
female ; two of the males are in as vagrants
and one for Watit of sureties to keep the
peeee, and the female Was also committed as
a vagrant, the conaMittee recommend that the
clerk and the. chairman procure an oil tank
for the 1180 ef the gaol ; that the stun of $10
bo granted the cern taker, J. Reid, for extra
services for cleaning Court House, at the
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t131a. tiederleil tour!,
ship, near Hohnesville, RU acres, shout 40 cleared; hal;
tome well timbered. Primal Nese and Atithle. W,8
suited for a dairy or gracing farts. Only 000 required
divn(6' would he otehailtreci for. tAwa property,
Apply'to ms. 1313 04 or to thr under.
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,1Tthe vainahle 1140 prrerty Vie.torli Street,
Clinton, known as Lalli.°4 (lb how noeitnied by Xt.
Goo. gime; coulee:me; lan,s hotel building, driving
house, four eimiee town lets, &e.
5. Vint elegant two-story, frame ilWellihg. !tense' olr
'Huron Street, Onntnnyfortnerly hem by ,1. 0.
now (Th3healloT)IfborY14taltre-3rur)tartmle'teholtItntsciell.tta2.tfett1-i
whieb belonged to the late Mr, Jolni rugh, now • (111011•••
pied by )fr. Win. nailey; with two latgo k,t, owl gat,
den, he., near the (lax MID, - •
7. 'hie good frame cottage mei Togo lot, No. 063, oft
Tette Street, Clinton. 'the 'VA isnewr the junction of the.
stillualkays, and May horediter valuanie as factory
Ai...weber into and huildimzs for Ale, Apply to
'Hum Street, (lien it.
ristmas Goods It
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•'Suitable for presents during the holiday season,
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'These Goods are new and cheap,
• and very attractive.
WILL NOT BE 'UNDERSOLD ANI) KNOW IT. PLEASE CALL AND
EXAMINE BEFORE PURCHASING trasEwingn,
W. H. SIMPSON, Clinton.
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