HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-04-13, Page 10T.iINTON."
THURSDAYS APRIL;
MR. A. A, l ENNETT It
Manitoba, but;iis still stay'
and giving bargains in fu
:Cine &of west a W. H. -
'Works, Huron Road.
Tier concert given here by k'rot. Jones,
of Seaforth, on Tuesday, was very ,poorly
attended Indeed, The fancily' went
through their performance as faithfully
ingto as if they had a-ergwded house, however.
right here, IMPLEMENT WinEHous'E.--Mx. J. T.
ure, as usual, Marsh, representing Haggart &Cochrane,
per's marble implement manufacturers of St. Thomas,
has leased the building on the west side of
Albert Street, known as Racey's old 'stand, :.
which' lr a ind tteq s o use an imp l ement
A MEETINd of the Li , al Glirb 'will he
.:held to -morrow (`Frr4a,=vening. '
3/1R:.;•D4.VIn_. 1EL`p�t intends •return -
gag' t
o',the nett 'NY s Fie ' •Monday, ,''
l,. ,,.
Ma., PowE ;r, f r p' Arbor, Riicb.,
p
aid a visititoli$ ere on Friday.
Mn. A. 11I.:'T.n�!+:a is ,tivorthy' 'et all
that the•NEw it >' ` aid in•bis favor,
and more -til
,.MR.:allo;Mns a A of ]Jitche1l, have
other -in -Jai,, Mayer
F;isiting tb�i�
ter for seve a dav5
akes'tim cake" •for
T' 1 ` m
sentina soe
a3er1 1,ial , o #r,,,t Y 1 end)aY.
S1Ncpt1 t W ; ember, Mi., ,W Craig:,
this' lace,) hyped a'n average' of
one, e ,, f cattl$ , ` se o Terb travel
IR, S;kii .Wil". .v. ' ,.
";ler who'`recentl lin a Winnipeg
, lets las disposed of h ':,interest at • a:good
advance
AVE learn .that Ir. Jtohn r14lason has
•sent to the ofd conntry;fer another:entire
bore, and erects to ha -Veit oiit-by ab cut
the lOth;of Mayl . .
Mn. HoraEa COOPER, (eldes; •soil of
Deputy-Reeve=o
`: eo p er,) has
gang' .,
ne to -To-
ronto :where he: attends the .COMine>rcial
College for
,
thee menthe. s.
Mit. E. L of Bram ton one e ,the
early settlers of that section; 'uid Avho
died ' last week, • was as., cousin of11Ir,
ss mphrey, t'ie11; of Hullett n
. ,Sro'i TS.liar: • Thos.. Ti `ling,•of'' t is
pp :,,,,: 4
R d Cloud ,.to
colt e
lace'has,entered hisf ,
.P
trot in the cola's race at WeedatOeltfzikicti
September,_open -to Abe Dominion
Canada. i
w�.
Mii. T. H. ROBERTS has been gr,
license for two billiard tables.
taken the room over Dickson'sbool
and will make an entrance by a side.
and stairway.
lin. A. BAILEY returned from,;;
gan last Friday, where` he hada
-work erecting; a house;, on his; pr
There are several other Huronites sifin
ly engaged.
AMONG the list of medical en pfie
at the late meeting of the medical ri%
ciationhere, we unintentionally omit
the names of'Messrs. `McMicking
Donough, of GGoderieb I
ON Friday a;number of horses bel
ing to Mr. Hicks, of. Mitchell, pas;
through town to Goderich, " when t1V•
were to be shipped to Manitoba A TIB
_will have a cold passage.
MR. Foy, of'Peterborp; has movedc
here to engage iii'the:manufacture ofs
-water and such -like material. ' He isfe-
dently a person of good business abiI
and will likely .make the busiyre
profitable . -
1_: BRVssELITEs are behind the age. Tl
have an amateur dramatic club that
playing.`` The Charcoal Burner," a pl'
that had quite a run here about 8 ye
ago, when the Clinton Dramatic club
in full, swing;
A .BIG SALE.—Itis reported. that:
Geo. Lee„late' of Stanley, and brothr' ,o
W. Lee,. Clinton, has sold hia•half inter*t
in a mill at Rapid City; N. W. T41011 -the sum of $$,000. This. is a pretty bi
thing, even for the land of :booms
REV. DR. WILLIA ts, the .popular
tor of North St. Methodist ” Church,,,
been invited to a charge in Faris • -Si nal
)And will doubtlessaccept it;' a he
Rev. Mr Russ, the popular pastox o the
Paris Methodist Church is likelysto go to
Goderich.] pig
AMONG those mentioned as, ltl)elyto
succeed Rev: Mr. Grasset to the +Deanery
of St. James, Toronto, Nye see,tle'na e of
Rev. James Carmichael, formerly•V;;this
place. That he is a proper person tci the
position, no one who knows the ReYerend
gentleman will deny. ra
1119-
Po-
and
thepo-a;nd
A Fdw days since some one,enter,
residence of. Mr Wm.: Roberesoii"i
site the foundry, in .broad daylight
stole therefrom a gold, dollaf 3`ifi iAaAee
-vas gained by raising "'a wrndQw rd" al-
though other articles of vslue w,,
eefil r
n
g
about, 'nothing .mere was takg
l°r
„ttq r.
SOME 'ybuthful miscreant di i a' most
--L-tilesP S —. icable:act-ons atiik1Y14 :At the
8 _
head, of the stairway in the 1Fieari+e lo^c'k
Mr H Foster has a large fxaineof photo
graphs, and a stone froins a icta 'pint was
-461.0400k.fike,ata it,000 the glass
r ro pine B, W�Yt< i5,�,ftnge catapult nuis
iP i ftt J i 4 ,� .,
Mise; incardine,(formerly
of the Lon en Reacij has bought but, the
interest of the We Hunters; in..the store
occupied by. Mr. P. Robb.. Mr,' Robb re-
lea5es tjie stere -for the term of three years.,,
and wiliput in a"new; fronts and "snake
other improvements in order to accomino
date his largely increasing:trade...
GOT I EFA -A horse buyor' from t us
county went to Halifax,a few, days since
intending. to sail for, the old .country,
where he intended bnying ahorse, but lie,
missed the boat and sooner than remain,
at that place, --waiting for the ',next boat,`
he returned home' for a week,- and then
went back; as he has notagain returned,
it is presumed that he got the next boat.
1., Mits. Ono. SiTLPp.tsr mother of Mr.
G. Sheppard of the Huron•bookstore,'n^bas
been prostratedbY a severe illness during
P
the past
week or two. She is ver.y, weak
-
but f
or the past; slay ar;'two 'twos lioldilg'
her own, with''indicati.ons of.improve-
inent.=Signal' [Mi;s. Sheppard was long.
a resident of this town, and her friends'
will be pleased to learn of. her improve-•
• ment in health.]'.."
A.i complaint of R. Holmes, James
i ickinson) a youth Laked 14 years, was
t"lied before Mayer °1+,,.orrester and Mr,
Corbett, J. Py on Monday, on a chargeof
:stealing a gold'ring ircern the house of the
':f r
nir�an
o e , Gotirl, Frid;ty, and- pleading
guilty; he was aentenije4 to 30 drays im-
•pprrsonmaent, (4odeyich., The:.boy had;
been guilty ofsq+eral.siinilsr offences, but
114%. 1} l'etafpre eh4 Kr�0040rnishinent,there-
attd,lirosed"ufor anl�rr rushed.'the mat -
w,
'te ,noan order to detiet him, if possible,
from a'r petition of'these or bther•crimee
:fie,
-woe
rl
wareroom, not only for articles manufac-
tured by the above firm, but for those of
other makers,
ALwAYe A rEAD —Clinton boys come
to tate front every' time, and particularly
in'the matter of education. At the re-
cent examinations in Knox Clellege,' To-
ronto, the following Persons from this
•place weresuceeseful" in the several de
,partments in taking prizes :—
S
, ;Lq�h�im oholarship; bco, Systematic Theo•
lorry, b X. Ramsey, ;B A.
Boyd Scholarship $40, Homiletics, R. M. Craig.,'
p iprk
Prize, (I) • Lang's- Commentary, New
Tes amont,,Greek, D. M. Ramsay, B. A.
hau'E do Saturday night a lady was:
crossrngthe• street :opposite Fair's mill,
when'=a team-c'ame along and she ran to
get • out of its -way. .Unfortunately for
her, she•stumbled:into the., hole in the:
road, made by�the`caving•in of the' drain.'
She was�earrying in her hand a paper bag
containing:a new hat, and the bag: burst
th' ba ° 1 into in boleclose
ing, e t fe 1 a' drain 9
by. A light Was procured and an attempt
made kis procure the hat, but without
Success. -
THE •.C9VADA .SALT" ASSOCIATION.—A
full' attendance of the 4 members of the
above Association was held at the Batten-
bury House, -here, on Monday last, :for the
transaction of. business eg'nneeted' :with
the, association.. •.We under:Amid s that
storeNo'i 2;'in Mr.,Perrin's block hasbeen
rented, and,will.be fitted up • and used as
the'• head ,o.ffiee • of.: -the association:. Mr.
'
•Pashley -has arrived here; and entered
upon his duties as Book-keeper•for •the
"association
•n
L, .the
Tr ..W. T s well'
CA LE,=1lIr 1w c e
known -drover, wasin th"is place laste'k -v e ,
buying• cattle • for -shipment to the old
•country,during 1lsy and. June, He has
secured nearly fifteen hundred.head; 'in
differentparts of the county: While•here
he bought 20 -head from Mr. Jas, Fair,
and 21 •head from Mr. John Middleton.
It isto be' hbped thatMcbean will'
come out on his purchases better than he
„did:last year, for his heavy loss them has
not dauuteti him in the least:
AT A si'ECIAL .meeting , of the..Model
School Board, ori: Thursday; the resigna-
cion_ of Mr. ...Taylor, as Arse,- assist-
ant, waA.M
s accepted, to •enable him• to take
a better position at Ingersoll, `several
membersof the,Board; highly eulogizing
82r. -Tayloren his fitness for the Position.
esciiircludes• his 'labors hero this week, -
and, atonce- leaves for Ingersoll, carrying
with him.the geed.:w;sbes of a large circle
of intimate :acquaintances.:: The Board
are• advertising 'for' "a sperson to fill ' his
lace, and will receive application's .up to:
the�17th fust,, ' '
,BEOOVFRX.' OF STOLEN GOODs.
omet i e aggo a gold watch, Chain, and
-gold;lockets:were .stolen from -the re
once of Mr, John Wiseman,, -here, be,
ig:the property Of 'his wife, and although'.
efforts were made . for "their recovery,. not
the; slightest,trace of thenicould be, found'
i}rttil a fedays.'since, . when 11r:' R.
erriett, alerother-in=law of Mrs. ; Wise-
man;was,passing"salthrough London, ,and•
;haw e$posed for e,in ,s `pawn shep a
yvatoh and -chain which he thoughtlooked
eahers,'althonggh'there, was nothing -on,
by:which' it •might be •identified. .In
*nig ;the price; 'he was informed that
mwas'$25, but he. managed;. to butit at•
i and was much pleased on coming to:
lxn,ten, to.find that the article, was --Mrs.
?issernan's minus only a locket, on ;which
had" been her ,mono 'ram and whieli was •
evidently .destroyed in order that the-`
articles might"not be identified.
PAisLon CONCERT =The concert'_ given:
bY WillisChurchcheir, undertheeffitient
leadership of Mr. T. Jacltson, jr., at the
residence: of Mr., R. Ir -fin,:' on " Thursday
evening, was a complete success in all re-
spects , The attendants was' •more than.
suffeient to' -crowd the?spacious drawing
-room in which the cp,ncert was field; but
every accommodation was,;;;pr`ovided,, for`
the\'comf t; of these present - The first
piece -6 eprograntne,"eautiful1lag"!
-wasren . ere: l y the ,full choir, Rua :veli
sang Next carpe a•piano dueb • Misses
Webbs and Davis, which Was •finely•ea..-.
ecuted The next. piece`.`Far-,way'where'
Angela dwell b Mr ••14I r` a
an o n w' son
So;
g Y g
g
theticall n yet soo all
a and we fu1 as
P Y YP, x y to'
call for an-eiico e. A. recitation by' Miss
Webber followed :in which she shoived
herself neVenly a good reciter, but<agoe&
actor;as;n ell. "Inelrne thine ear" by 1% isses-
Davis and Smith and Messrs C •Roche
and L. P. Davis was well received. A
.piano and-vielin'dnet-by`14liss-:l ebbe:
and Mr._Blackstone seemed` to • be- much
appreciated; as, Was also the 'song `Hark
I hear the'orgaii peal," -by ,Messrs Motes.,
gait-audL':- Jackson.. " Over the. moon
tains" by, Fairy -Morgan •(a littleschild`six
years` old). was admirably'rendered; the
pronounciation oflier words and clearness,
of;tone being marvellous for oneso young;'
and as an encore she sang with beautiful•
distinctness!"Kiss me and I'll go to'sleep,"
An intermission'' of a 'few, minutes
was; spent ' in• mutual - intei•ceurse, after
which-thecheir sang as a first •piece on
the second Pali of the programme, " We
come froin the valley.q' •ri'Iiss'.Ewing, of
Seaforth,•foilwed'with a piano solos and
long•.before`;it'was through she had shown -
herself a: most accomplished• and graceful
pianist, and nothing would,satisfy'the an=•
dierice but that she;favor them • a second'
time, the Second performance being by,no
cleans inferior to the first. '•;" The heights
of Alin a!'. by, Mr. W. McQueen, of Stanley,
which vs givenin
b �n
collect for an' encore, w e was.
"The coming of theCameron•men.' ,An
other recitation being -given by Miss Web--
Der', she WO' followed by Mr. Thos. Jack
Son with"The White Squall," and itis
not necessary to say that it was•wellgiven„
" 0- - restless sea," 'b Messrs. Morgan,
Roche and Jackson was4WIextpiece, on
the programme,"after whidaggie Jack
son; '(another musical prodiggy)''sang
" There's naegude:luck abopt.the house"
which was loudly encored. `""Where shall
we find our: homes"' by Messrs, .Morgan
and Jackson, brought- an `admirable and.
pleasing programme to a close The pro-
coeds amounted to $25; and at the•close of
the :entertainment, the members of the
choir and several ,Others were substantir
ally entertained at the •residence of Mr. T.
Jackson. .
On Wednesday next we • eoninience to make extensive all er``
.. ,:
tons in our:premises, a a.1[ l o
AY AND M
We hold ; a Specials Sale' of the balance ®:
, za
les Furnis
',C
er Corgi.., r �iea r -d free.
000
of rence, to
� an advertisement from, a buss
ss" 'acne in ,..
p �e ,.; town. accusing SONE FIRN of
Tit in to a large m nufac_
turin house advis
n
them.. not to sell the;rnL7 oods and in order
refute any'imputation • .' .
against ourselves, we
pend the following affidavit order to effect
rally define our position in -the matter, before
the public.
Which will. be cleared out at
.
P'Lcer cent: fess' than s r
t
For s:
�o Gloves Hosier Neckwear Ribbons ?pace
Underwear Embroideries, and FancyG
oods, this
isi a chanceLadies miss,
s Lad es should.riot. , m • „
4 Magnifteelltoolleetiou of hfD GLOV
rand Assortment of Neckwe
Count`. -of Huron`
We, Geo. E. Pa and John Wiseman, Y sexriau Both'
Y
of the Town of:`Clinton, iii "the Count of
To , Wit. Huron, Dry -Goods Merchants, doing busi-'
'tress as PAY et WIISEnMAN, do solemnly declare as follows :
THAT since we commenced business•i
• ;, i :the -town of Clinton,-
ti • ve have
never written, or caused to be written, or
verbally, or in any other
way advisedan
any
manufactur-
ing house,wholesale dealer, oragents,
•
their a cuts,': in any manner or ..
form' whatever, not to dell anY class ',of goods to any other•
individual .or firm doing' husinega.in 'Clinton,,; -'or any other
place in this Great Dominion.
And we severally make this solemn declaration conscien- •
tiousl..',. believing the same to b '
e true and b Fi
j rtue of
an�
Y gAct
Y
passed in` "the .3 tli
7year of
the reign of Her Majesty Queen • •
Victoria, and entitled .an Act for the suppression of voluntary
anc1 extra judicial- oaths.
Declared before me at Clinton, Signed,
in -the: County of Huron, this
'- 11th, day. of April, A. D 1882.
Signed, A. H:. MANNING. -
GEO. E. PAY.
JOHN .WISEMAN,
E FlOR THEMOWEYe
Ve employ ,a MANTLE MAKER to 211IAKE. MANTLES .ON LY,•'and she..
has proved -herself to be one of .the - best in Ontario.: 'IKiidl , leave
y your..
order and ,.prove our assertions.
he: MANTLE., Department now complete.
C>r�I'VT�
iI
1ST IBS IB dt6 YRTIE
1
THE' DItY GOODS EMPORIUM OF CLINTON.:
Ate' JACKS01\T''
We are having a tremendous. ,rush, and are now
employing over 20 first-class hands, and are still''in
need of all we -can.'get.
We have a first-class .stock to select from anct a full '
range ' in ever `��'class ofgoods, and.are continuall.`
�" Y 9.
receiving more.
pecialtj
5 quires Note Paper for ct
000
ioc line LADIES GI
•
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VOTE PSP
D ' ".CURS SITY SHoPr CLINT*•
Ne take the lead for style9
V1ie use irst class Trimmin s
We ..
guarantee a ooC fit,
oeverythingto ' k
s°,,asd . �e ,d cep up our
oisg-e tanding reputation.
1VE • ARE THIS WEEK IN. RECEIPT 0l?
feces of DcW i)alf(rlls in Scotch Tweeds
ices �cwpatf�r�s� i�� YJosteds
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