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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-02-16, Page 7Wr2 r NEW ADVEILTISEMENTS. ,T o -N C-ABII\Tz 2,, 009 c3 295 Victoria Street, O� 00°-'4 GE DIE1IL L 0 ^ JINICT STOVES ! STOVES ! SrrOVJJSI At Reduced Prices FOR ONE MONTH. HARLAND BRO Sign of the Padlock, <ALli'EInT STREET, CLINTON. Clinton. FURNITURE Factory, W. B. CRICH &CSO., Manufacturerin of all Viands of Furniture. BEDROOM SUITES • A SPECIALTY. A fine stock of COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, &c., and a splendid HEARSE, all furnished at the lowest rates. WAREROOMS NEXT DOOR TO CUNINGHAME'S GROCERY. t3 GIVE US A CAI L. W. B. CRICH & CO., HURON' ST., CLINTON. Moore Sharman, DEALERS IN General Groceries, s Glassware, Crockery, &c., &c. We are constantly receiving fresh importations from the best houses in the Dominion, which we are prepared to offer as cheap as ever offered in this part of the country. S'I'U('K COMPLETE IN EVE1tY DEPARTMENT. A SPLENDID LOT OF GLASSWARE IN THE LATEST STYLES. A NEW A RIVAL (]r' Crockery, consisting of Tea and Toilet Sets, &c A GREAT REDUCTION iN • TEAS. Special attention called to o111• 9 and 10 et. Sugars. Flour, Feed, Ground Cornmeal, Oatmeal, &Cc, • '.i lit) MEATS. CANNED AND BARRELLED FIST!. ANI) 1';Y1;1tYTH1?<1: I"NUALLY I'I';l'T IN .A I'lI ,1'•1'LASS GROCERY. .,tolls D1':I,IVER1;11 I'RO911'T1.V. ('A1.1. ill:�l'l;("1'Pi'1,I,1' �Itl,l('IT1si1. Remember the Place, Brick Block, Next Door to Harland Bros., Clinton., FOSTER, FOTOGRAFER, KtINTON. Monopoly hi Manitoba Alluding to Mr. Norquay's foolish conduct at Ottawa, in surrendering provincial rights, the Winuipeg Sun observed :— " Mr. Norquay may be ,perfectly satisfied with the position in which bis treachery and duplicity has left this province, but it does not follow that the people here are either satis- fied, or ready to rest under the injuries which have been inflicted upon their best interests.... There is not a farmer, a mechanic ora mer,. chant iii. -this country, who does not know and feel and suffer from the intolerahle exactions which au unchecked monopoly is enabled to place upuu them. No.,man wbo has ever had au ounce of fright brought into the province by rail but knows the exasperating deloye,. the perfect indifference oI the monopolists' agents, the losses and annoyances which at- tend the movement of a traffic ander present conditions. And no one who has had to en- dure that abominable experience eau fail to kuow the excessive, exorbitant and- out rag. o is charg. s to which they are subject-. ed. Nothing Will ever re,�ii rily this state of affairs but honest compelision, and no one is iu a better position to know this than the Hon. John Norquay ; and yet that gentle man is not afraid, in the ee.) of his knowledge, and experience, to deliberately—and—coolly- lend himself as leader of a movement which has for its object the placing of the neck of: this province under, the brutal heel of a soul- less oppressor." Druggists throughout the country testifiy'to. the great merits of Dr. Carson's Stomach and Constipatien Bitters. No medicine •they sell acts so promptly in curing Dyspepsia„ Indiges- tion, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, &c. Have you tried it ? . J. H. Combe is agent for Clinton We believe, first, that the brotherhood of nations is as beneficial to each nation as the brotherhood of families is to each family ; and secondly, that unrestricted fileedom of com- merce among nations would prove as beneti- tial to every nation as the unrestricted .free= dom of commerce .between States, counties and towns has proved to the American na- tion. The restrictions of commerce.betweem independent nations is a relic of .an age in Which citizens were forbidden tobuy.outside of their county, borough er city; as well as outside of their nation.—(Christian. Union. —...--- Woman'e Wisdom. • She insists that it is of wore importance that her family shall be kept in• full health, .than that she should have all the fashionable dresses, and styles of the times. She therefore• sees to it, that eaeh member of her family is supplied with Rop Bitters, at the first appearance of any •s mptoms of any i11 health, to prevent a -fit of. sickness with its attendant expense, care and anxiety. All women should exercise their Wis- dom lu this way."—New Haven Palladium, • BORN. • JoHNsrox.—In.Clinton, on the 30th tilt, the wife of Mr. Thos. D. Johnston, of a son. McINTota.—In Brueefield, on the 5th inat, the wife of Mr.'David McIntosh, of a son. PLUMSTEEL.—In Tuckorsmitb, on the 14th inst., the wife of Mr. H. •P.Iunisteel, of a son. • McQOEEN.—In Stanley, on the 8th inst.:the- wife of Mr. William McQueen, of.a daugh-, ter. • MARRIED. COMMANDER—PorE.—In Helena,: Montana Territory, on Jan. 26,, at the residence' of Mr. Francis Pope, brotherot the bride, by the•Rev; It. M. Duff, Mr. Samuel R. Com wander, formerly of Clinton, to Nlias Mary -_C. Pope. .'7417" e ' D'IEia, MII.LtKEN.—Near Detroit, Michigan, �n the 3rd rust., Mr. William Milliken, 'brother of the Rev. A. Milliken, formerly of Belfast, Ireland; recently of Clinton, in -the 58th year of his age. He was buried with Ma. sonic honors, on the 6th .inst., in Elmwood Cemetery, Detroit. COTYLE.--InLondesboro, on the Lith . inet., Mary, relict .,of the late -William Cottle, aged 69 years. MCINTYRE.—In Clinton,on the, lith inst.,'Ld= ther Calvin, infant sou of Mr. ,las., McIn- tyre, aged 2 months. • - Bvays.—At Benloman, Santa Cruz County, California, on Jan. 30th,1882, John Oswald Burns, aged 34 years and 9 months, former 1y of Clinton, and brother.of . Mrs.. ' Harry Huut. O LioI'TO111 1!I A RKETS . Feb. 15, 1882.. $1 22 .a 1 2 1 22 a 124'' 1 28 a. -'l 30 O 37 a ' .0 38 O 75 a 0'82" O 75 a 0 80 6,•00 a 6'50' 0 50 a 060 0 18 a 0 20 0' I6 a 0 '17 1100•a1300 650. a 706 O 75 a 1 00 7 75" a 8 40 6'00 a, 7 25 Wheat, fall, VI'. bush, Spring, Redchaff, Fife, - Oats, Barley, " Peas, Flour, Potatoes, Batter, Eggs, Hay, - Hides, - Sheepskins Pork, - Beef, House for Sale. mill,: superior 2 story brick dwelling isoitse hu Huron 1 street, Clinton. Nine rooms, h>,rd and stilt water, every convenience, good stable. Being the premises owned by John,T'psladl, Terns easy. Apply -to C. A. HART'C, Vendor's Solicitor., Clinton, Feb. 1), 1882.. Uftice in P'errin's 'Block IMPORTED SEED. OOPS BLACK AUSTRIAN & RUSSIAN. WHITE LAPIN(; beer' appointed agent for the sale 11 of the above wall -known and unequalled Seed Oats, the subscriber desire„ to eull the at- tention of the farming community to the fact that he can supply them .wills any ilnnntity' for seed, at reasonable rates. Se11pi-CS may ha see. AT THE CORN EXCHANGE, CLINTON, Where orders may be left and prices obtained oreommxnieations addressed to the undersigned will receive prompt attention. WM. 1-1, RANSFORD, (ilnton.. REAP THE FOLLOW'IN.: L?TTEPS 8H'0%l Rli^ 8oNSK TOO WELL KgOWN IN THIS LOCALITY' TO t•AL FOR 1'O?i)Il3N'r Tho llf.A('K AUSTRIAN OAT`'T bought last sprung yieldod 45 bushels t0 rho acre. Tito oats have a remarkably strong strait', and stand up well, They. yielded A.; bushels more to the acre than ilio ranmten white oats grown on the. sane' hind and with sniffler' cultivation. 3 can reconmen.l'i hem to any farmer as a reliable oat. W. y. MUNDELL. Tuekersmitb.•' last Winter T got some seed oats of the WHITI. 1t1'SSIAN v,lnety. I got So much pet bushel for sowing, tfireside and delivering the pro - dam Of this aced 1n the Seatorth market. The ...red was prnenred f runJioehestcr in the state of New York. It was very clean and free frons no ions voeils, The Straw makes finofeed and. stood up well. Part ot'the field was low and Al- though the crop was very heavy the grain stood= well tip. The croft is now all threshed and taken to'ntarket and yielded nearly 70 bushels per acre being 11 total of 740 bushels when cleaned. I showed a sample of them at the leaforth show last fall, nod took the first prize for 'white oritti f eoualder them one of the very bast varieties of White Oats I have seen. I have no hesitation in recommending these oats to farmers general.. ly as an excellent and profitable variety 'for seed. .ICTIN McMiI.LAN, Reeve orltiltlttt. IXIS'S MF ▪ "'i'L.f.BEni2Y,''. the new and exquisit 1 little gent for the teeth and breath. Ii as.a fully plated. metal screw top, :1'ry a u Bent sample. Farm alfa Tow Properties for Sale" GOOD BARGAINS. 1- That,vell-built'three-story l,riek',toreand dwell lag, oli rale eorner'of Ifuron .a,ad 9.rjtogc, streets, known' as tbe?1lnuatteastle ~tore. Would-be exchanged for other property', or sold cheap on long credit. 2. Tbat4nrge stud commodious frame dwelling house, '.near the G.W. Railway Station, lately occupied by the Station agent, II t> parlor, dining room eight bed rooms, kitchen, pantry&e. Large stone cellar. ]lard end soft Water in building:: Suited for y} large family. oraboardm house Lttei finished iini m good ems- diti,on. Appiy to the owner, 1I1t. (:. 1111LT.Y, or to' the undersigned. 3. Lot >9,inthe Twelfth Concession ofGoderiehtown aldp; ueor Bulgiest:We, 80 acres, :about 40 cleared, bal- ance well tiMbered Frame 'Muse and stable. Well Stilted -fon a dairy:.or +r.0zing. f,trni.. .--< 4- The vahimbio hotel propert} 011 1 tctoria Street; Ulblton knuwn.as Lane's Hotel, now oettupiedsby, Mr.. Goo. Knox, comprisingalarge hotel'building, dri,hrg... house, four choice town lots, &e. • 8 Tlist elegant two torp frame dwelling, }souse on Huron Street, Clinton formerly held by J. C. Miller, ant+d8tupicd by 1Lo Johti'P: Martin'. 6. That choice luid well=sittiated farm, part of Lot 0, Huron ]toed,Ylodtrich toll'liship eoinpTtaii+��o: scree of first-class land, nearly vll elcued and in good -Lon-. dition: Good. buildings, &e. Only one,intlefrom ft, W station. Also;_other lots Died buildin!osfgyealel .>,ppiy to IL HOLE,. Huron Street, Clint+ n.. ALLAN LINE QI MAYAN. - M.11ir. .fsst►n1ISIlIII>s- LIVERPOOL- LONDONDERRY -GLASGOW, SRORTEST SFA PASSAGE; CabinjEiitermediat.eandsiteera •eTick. • eta at.Lowest litotes., ' . 5 NTCR-SAILINGS. ... \I Frons Jlosked ..a and frolhmngP'ortlatIl d Faez.tch alter nate e eek ,. a.nih Perse'newifhie.•to send for their friends ban :obtain peesago certificates at lowest sates from England, Ire laud and Scotland 'to any city or railway towxi in Ca nada; and tihe'amonnt is refunded less a small dedu tion it the ticket is not oriel Steerage Passengersare booked to- London,.Ggrdiff, Bristol, Queenstown,; Derry,lielfset .Glasgow, a1 same prioeeseitoLiverpool. ;... ' Fort lax ough tieketeand,eeery informationapply to A STE8ITON.(t. 1 8 Agent,Clinton 'Tits Lis of Cho And the, surrounding country', are in ed to conte and see. T,AROE S'LOCli OF W rrerr Millinery an Staple . Dry ' Goods, Which he Iss now ei trine. ,at a .reduction to niake room for, our Spring Stock. +BEANT. R, 'FELT & STI3AtiV. HATS Made over, in most fashiouabtc styles.' l .A"liberal' Discount for Cash. VICTORIA: `ST., CLINTON..' • Go to COOPER'S • • ..t • CX-II:AI' G1tOCERIES' ,Crockery, Glassware,. &c' Oatmeal and CO�omaal says oo Aland, Pott vc.elebratsdrEaglish Breakfast Bacon Long Grie' Bacon; Sugar Cured Hams, V� dins .No. 1' LA1W. Afprices`which' cannot be beaten in town.. 60 C.ITEA A SPE.CiALTY. SOLE AGENT irOIt ,Dob'bins' -ELE(TRIC -SOAP JUSTRECEIVED, A'LOT OF ' Flat... and Split Herring. THOMAS COOPER, ,tLBERT STREET, CLINTON Newton iDennis HARNESS MAKERS, Have removed next to S. Davis'; Albert IStreet, Clinton. 001) A II .110E.S CLINri ION. W• E HER1;19Y 1\ IltIATl7 10 IFIL [[ BLIG.,TII 81' WR:IIk\ E COM'fE\CEI) CIIVI'sCt Q oiscunt of 5:of coot' off fors Cash, SP t,c,IAL_- REDUCTIONS BALA1 CE d WIN TE Or'e. Srik:tst,rieS arty... -Argils• 'TO 11A11018 •3110,. •,. .100118 I1 T1f1< SIAHa E'1 i (Mpg* ' Iasi rl;D.. , � TAYLOR' r� ti �C ON . � , MAflli.] J; HOL Ski, pLI,NTON:. i7 CLIINi 9r40 IIas a splendid assortment of Fall a,irtd` Winter wea,>r, which will be sold elnc•a,p. � r 000 -- We beg to inform our customers that we havebee i ortllnate' enough to.secure some of those. elected Valencia Raisins, Similar to what we hack last year, (being very fine fruit) alt a, price li will enable us to sell them same as ordinary fruit. ;BEAVER` BLOCK, NEXT TO THE TOWN HALL. LLISER. T. W MITI Dissolution �f Partne�s� NOTICE is hereby given that the Partner- -ship heretofore existing .between the under= signed, as general Storekeepers in the village of Londesborough, will be dissolved by mutual ;'con- sent on the 13th day of February, 18S2. ALL PAr'iIES INDEBTED TO THEM are requested to call and settle, and parties holding claims against them'.._ will oblige''by presenting them for settlement. In connection with theaboveannouncement we have decided tohold a A. And offer the whole of our immense stock at a very slight ad- %vance _on cost for cash, and respectfully request you to call and secure seasonable goods at prices, that will astonish. you. Dress Goods, Flannels; Winceys, Underclothing, VERY CHEAP. Clouds and Wool Squares --prices will ` astonish you. A Few of our celebrated . Ulster Owersoats.still on hand, BE SURE YOU SECURE ONE. PRICES HAVE .TUMBLED. Bargains in Ready=Made Clothing. Decided BGI1VS in SOOTS an* SHOES.. Remember the goods must be sold, ;and bottom prices will sell them: `Call and -We -convinced that you can buy goods cheaper now than you ever bought them before. There wilL.undoubtedly be a rush to secure these goods, and we advise our -fiends to conte ' early and have the :advan tabs of a fu11Lstoe1c toselect.. frorn. T-4 001 T DE 1® ) T& 4301 II . on't cry, dear. ''Ma has gone -to` iO,BBJSjTHE GROCER To get some of his .:75 ct. Tea ; ,she can' -t, get along without it ; she is. so 'troubled with the headache. You know he has everything good and sells very cheap. 1!a will be sure' to buy some -of his`fresh grotid Buckwheat Flour, then hurrah for Buckwheat pancakes. -" want some Bologna. "You'll have some if:, yyou're a good' girl that's a deary. .', . , 011' 1)11 I1 I:111;1) TO 8','. PART OF THE ''1OWN 01 •b1105' NOTtN'h llobb, the'GI'Ocer, ilratcrloo II,use, (Minton.