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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-04-27, Page 7WM. TAYLOR & SON Take pleasure in announcing to their customers and -the public, that they have re- moved to more commodious premises in CoATe'. BLoCi1, where they will keep an extensive assortment of .: nd Shoes for tho. r gad simmer tr�OOtS � AOb TRUNKS & VALISES. We have on hand a full assortment of TRUNKe.AND VALISESZ which we soil at close prices, ;FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. VC'. TAYLQR sox, CLINTON.' WALL waxz PAPPtR AT WILLIAM. BORN., HESSIAN, -In Clinton, on the 23rd inst., the Wife of Mr. -T..Hessian, of a son. TEwsL5Y.-Ia Goderich, on the 19th inst,, the wife of Mr. Jae. Tewsley,,of Winnipeg, of a son. SxxPanv.'-In Hallett, on the 25th inst.," the wife of Mr. Thos. Shipley, of a son, still born. MARRIED. tt'oasEr,L-Surra,-in;Clinton, on the 20th inst., by the Rev. W. Craig, at the :resi- dence of the bride's mother, Mr. J. S. Worsell, to Jessie, third daughter of Mrs; Smith, all of Clinton. OEoss$N-PLEwEs:-In' Londesboro, on. the 26th: inst., by the Rev. C. Hamilton; Mr. Joseph B. Croasen, to Miss Hattie Plewes, all of Tuckeremitlr , NEwaiaaca-HAcaaxn.-7 At Portage la Prai- rie, on the 3rd inst., by the Rev. W. J. Hewitt, Mr. Ed. B.'Newmarch, formerly of Clinton, to Miss Mary R. Haggard, all of Portage la Prairie... SKINNER-CnnSLEr.-At Portage la Prairie, on the 3rd inst., bythe Rev.;W. J. Hewitt,- Mr. Isaac Skinner, formerly of Clinton, to Miss Hannah Chesley, of Portage la Prairie. DIED. McCoNNELY..-In Clinton, ou April ' 20th, Eliza Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas McConnell, ''c aged 2 years and 5 months." MASON. -In -Windsor, on the 22nd inst., Mary, the only child of the Rev. T. Mason, formerly of . the Colborne circuit of the Bible Christian Church, aged about 18 years. Kiss -ME.—" TEA11ERRY," tlle new and exquisit little gem for, the teeth and breath. has'a beati- tully platen metal screw top. Try a 5cent • FLOODS IN TAE 'VEST. Ad:vices from Winnipeg 'and'. ether points on tate Red River show that much damage has already. been done, and more isexpected•from floods. At Emerson, a portion of the town was_ inundated, and a new $70,000 bridge carried away ; but this is slight in comparison with the damage at Winnipeg. The fine.new'bridge over the Red River at that point has been car- ried away bythe gorge and consequent t 'flood. Fears were ientertained for the ,..magnifieentLouise bridge o1 the Canada Pacific, but it still stands, though a por- tion of the piers was carried away, a ;por- tion of the city bridge being sunk between -its piers. The breakwater of the draw was- swept away, and telegraph communi- cation with the south entirely cut off. Wednesday night was an anxious one for Winnipeg. During Wednesday after- noon the river rose. 84 feet, getting within six feet of the flankings of: the bridge, leaving but little margin for ice to'get iin-. der.: „Atonoon No. 6; warehouse was sur- -rounded. "' The street was floodedUpto the Winnipeg and Western Transporta- tion office. ' The lower part of Notre Dame -street was flooded for a'considerable distance, the water "covering the -entire width of the --street. The water seemed to be slightly receding, but as the ice was jammed ..there could hardly be; any- cer-- tainty that the falling would continue. A. .gentleman who. arrived', from West Lynne, reportsall the principal streets un- der water. Ashdown's hardware store, Westbrooke & Fairchild's, and Harrison & Coles' implement warehouses are flood- ed. People are being conveyed to and from Mayor Carney's hotel in. boats: The house of 11Ir. Bradley, the custom' house. officer, is surrounded by water six feet My stock of WALL PAPER and DECORATIONS°. for the spring trade, are marked off and are now complete, samples of which I will take great pleasure in. showing to my friends throughout the country. -These papers were bought. direct from the leading Canadian and European manufacturers.: and will .T,be found to contain the newest and handsomest designs inf-the market, ;reatcare .havina been taken to select such patterns as experience ha taught o are particularly adapted to the requirements of N my 'custom.ers. Last week my papers were pronounced, by'all who saw them, the.best'value and niy, assort- ment the finest ever shown in -Clinton..' The amount :sold '.was very large., .The goods turned out as represented, Rod gave entire satisfaction to my customers. My collection this week is much larger, the assortment much better, and the prices so low as to defy 'competition.:; I am confident an inspection will confirm the statement that my 'efforts to meet the' wants of my customers, are far ahead of anything ever attempted by any dealer in Clinton, iliI would call attention to the fact that my papers are. 1'1111 21 inches wide, while those generally sold are only 18 inches. A new lot of that excellent WINDOW PAPLR nt 5.e. per yard. All kinds• of Sewing' Ma- chines and Needles !rept Instock. Also, STAMPING DONE. ALL KINDS OF tRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. J. J. WILLIAMS, - - STAND, SMITII'S: BLOCK, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, '"CLINTON.'. R. c Beg to .announce that they have opened out in• COATS' NEW BLOCK SECOND STORE FROM THE CORNER, With a large, new, and carefully selected stock �consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries Hats and Cam, Boots and Shoes, Crockery and Glassware. Their stock in all of the above:. departments is fresh and'. new; and has been bought on most advantageous` terms for cash, thus securing both trade and cash :discounts _:.__ ainounting; in -many :i;nstances;.-fronr--1'3-ti; 20 per cent. They, therefore, feel confi- dent THAT. THEY CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD: , IN DRESS :COODS They have the latest styles, both as regards atylea:and..gilalities.,. A large' and care= fully selected stock of P,RINTS'of all styI'es and prices.. • q1r1l1,Y COTTONS, DUCKS, DENhIS �,�HIRTIAGS 7' qq t r I , , CO TO NADES:� rTEAN� AND,SIIIRTTING,ST-A-T-oI:D 'PILES. deep Everything • is floating around The'waterr is about three inches below the toplof the telegraph; poles in the valley alongside the railway "track. The -Einar- situ Council. has decided to have a ferry '.to convey passengers' across the river, ;the' bridge' having beenaivept, away there. The water.: is. still rising 'there •at 'the rate of an inch - per hour, awl -the Einer-, sonians'fear; the worst is to' come. '.Be tween`St., Vincent and Emerson there is three -feet of water on the track. - The St. Paul cnd'Manitoba'Iine .is , washedout a' mile and. a half south of St.. Vincent, and two locedit otives are off the track., Never Uive up. Tf you are suffering with low and depressed spirits, loss of appetite, general debility disor- dered blood, weak oonetitution, headache, -.or any disease of a bilious kature, by. all means procure a bottle of Electric Bitters. Yen -will be surprised to see the rapid' improvement that will follow' ;. ou will be inspired with pewlife; strength and activity will return; pain and misery will cease, and henceforth you will re - coke in the praise of Biectrlo Bitters. Sold at fifty Ceuta a bottle by S, H. Combe, druggist. CLINTON MAItIIiET&. April 27, 1882. Wheat, fall, 1p bash, $1 28 a 1 30 Spring, Redchaff, 1 25 a 1 30 Fife, - 1 30 a 1 33 Oats, • Barley, - Peas, , Flour, Potatoes, Butter, ,' s;. Hay, Hides, Sheepskins Pork, Beef, . 0.35 a 0 40 • 075 a 080 0 70 a 0 76 6.00 a 6 50 0 55 a,!0,60. . - 0 17 a 0 18 0.13 a 0 14. -1300 a 1300, 500 .a 6 00 - 0 75 a-'1 00• -:775 a 840.. .;600 a 7 10 RESPEcr.=The Grey Hairs of old age demand and should receive reepeot—but the Grey Hairs .otyoungple require attention,_ in the way. of, using oingalese Heir renewer. Sold' by all' druggists, 50 cents per bottle. A train load of immigrants has arrived at Winnipeg. The passen ers were'trans- ferred across the prairie from t; ince to Emerson by steamer Selkirk.. The latest news'from .Winnipeg ;reports ' the water still' rising ,at`.Emerson and Niver- ville,and people are leaving their -houses. Atrain load 'of'settlers ' was sto ed west of Winnipeg by washouts ,on -t e amide Pacific Railway, caused by the Assiniboine breaking up, and thetrain is standing in three feet of water. A train with pro- visions has been despatched to their relief., PROPERTIES FOR ;SALE: House :and .;Lot for Sale, Sees PEAS, OATS, WHEAT,. CHOICE QUALITY, rOR SALE BY R.' IRWIN, Clinton. BONEY CAMPBELL.. CITY•: BARBER; SHOP, `r ---OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,.' CLINTON. . hairdressing sh ;in; m shapooing, &c _a_ttended to.. John Nle"larva, SALT.. ''MANUFACTURER, ANll ,171 ALER,'IN ' GROCER.1S AND PROYISIONS, ALBERT STREET, 'Opposite the Town H4l1.• Very Choice Lard, Hams &' Bacon' -For sale;at lowest. prices. • 11;-'(,ach paid. for Fa'rni Products.. • — — J.: McGARVA'. clintoii,• April 4, 1583. Business Change' EMERSON THE subscriber' desires to thank his many friends; • for the patronage they have -extended to him since' be has been in business for himself, and would intimate that he has taken in a partner in the person' of Ma.; 11.`IdcMUhLIN:• All: outstanding accounts due him must be settled without -further; notice or delay. • It. W. EMERSON.. Iii connection with', the above, the subscribers ask for a continuance of the liberal support -of the people of Clinton. ;Nothing will • be left undone to"contribute to.the satisfaction of their customers, who may rely on •a,ll orders format being promptly and efficiently filled. _itatERsoN& IIeMULLIN. April 5,1882. Butchers, •Clinton. TCenral DRUG°STORE. I i,mphreyrs',Florneopntiiic Reaiedies. (.atleuryn Remedies. `Kendall's Spnvfn Cure. And all the„recent patents kept in stock or procured to order. A TarJe stock -of 6Viae Hair'B-us/es, To'ilet. -. Sets, Spongis, Pei funiery, etc., very cheap. ; CELLULOID' TRUSSES at reduced rates. PIi\ SICI ANS; : PRESCRIPT`IONS' acid -family -receipts - accurately compounded with care and despatch. J. COMBE, CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, Clinton, Ont. Wir-tritine 2 �IcCOLL BROS, & G� TQItONTC, Dlanufactiircvs ;todealers.iir. JI.aa�din c iL Particular attention is called to their stock of - fl'IBROIDERIES,: having been bought at a discount Sufficient to allow them to be sold at wholesale rates. THEIR STOCK OF TWEEDS, COATINGS, &C., IS FULL AND COMPLETE. GROCERIES. Having all been purchased since the recent reduction in the_ Tariff, they can offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN TEAS, of not ;less ,.than 8 to 12 cents 'per lb. C FFEE ground- bythe tiselves at 20' cents. per 5otind war �� �� 1. l ,. ranted piste. HATS..'AND C•AP'S necial g arrangements having been entered into with the, largest dealers, t o hey can • offer them at 25 per` cent less than heretofore. B- T OO S,AND.;S'HO. Their stock is full and complete, and, will be found; of good value. P CROCKERY AN -D GLASSWARE A. full assortment and bon ht.before the recent'•advance'of 10 er-cent. Close buyers will find it: to their interest to inspect their stockwb ' ' sew here . afore Lirehasn el w p,: COATS &—SON, CiINTO SITUATE on the East:Sideof Albert Street,. being Lot 458, belonging.to.the Ryan 'estate, containing one rood of land. Applyto Mae. Finn rt Nurrr,•; or to C A HAitTT, endor'i Soliciter. Clintoh,-March21 1882.' ` - -House-forSale; / 11112 superior. 2 story brick dwelling house on Huron street; Clinton. Nine roma, hard and soft' water, etery,.convenience, good stable. Being the 'promisee owned.by.John Upshall, V. S. Terns -easy. Apply to C. A- IIARTT, • Vendor's Solicitor. Clinton,, Feb. 0, 1852- Ofllee' lin Perrin's Block.. FO.R SALE. til AT NEW BRICK11OU8E .and Lot, on Ratten- _I bury Street; west of the ;Methodist Church. The Lot is one quarter f5a acre, well stocked with choice fruit treos, and hnssplendidhard and soft water thereon Tim house contains 11 rooms, clothes closets, pantry,. cellar 43 x 17 with cement floor,Will be sold on rea-' sonable terms. Apply;for particulars to 1 It. F1TZSIMONS Clinton. 'Farm for .Sale. • TE subscriber offers that conveniently situated • tarn north half Lot:3, 7th eoncest,ion Morris, NI. acres, 70 acres cleared, on which there is a log house and barn, well watered, good soil; three miles ebuth of Belgrave, and; only half a mile fronrthe gravel road. Young bearing orchard. Applv 1cnthe premises. klatch 21, 1883. E. Llr attain. - := ' Farm for S a e. LOT number'8 in the 2nd eon, y Monett, the south west quarter of Lot No. 10 -in the 511 cer of Hui - lett, and the east -half of Lot No. 11 in the 5th con, of Mullett, containing 175 acres. Lot comber, 8 is con, i'enieutly situated, with good' roads' to Clinton and Seaforth., Good -house and outbuildings. WIIIhe sold'. cheap and 00 easy terms. • A. I1. DIANNINO,Vendor'sSolititor. Business Cbange. ' (9II11 subscriber •herehydesire9 to re turn hissincere 1 thanks to his numerous friends ter their patronage diirfng the many years he •haw been in business in the Pup Dfakina,, line, and woutdlintiniate that he has taken his 'son into partnership.witli bion, the arm to be Blow n as D. RUf I OY, i& SON. • i ' MI/LLt1Y. Cli'nfoii, ) 3 arch ', 1582, • ^t .ekes Your Boots CRUICKS Men 'THE BOOT MAKER. DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF - Women and Children's Boots ,& Shoes; Spring Stock well assorted, p, s .ids ane co . fete in all departments.e p ALL GOODS SOLD =CHEAP •FOR .CASH'” C. CRUICKSHANK, BRICK BLOCK, CLINTON. CLINTON CABINET CO'Y'. 295 Victoria Street, GEORGE`>DIEHL` & CO. The undersigned desires' to inforin -the ladies of Clinton and surrounding country that he has secured the services of A FIRST. CLASS MILLINER,. who has. had a largo experience in this line of business. He would also take this oppoitnnityNof thanking his.ntimerous customers and friends for their liberal patronage iu the'past, and solicits a continuance of the :same, and would invite them to coins and fee 'Ina large stock Of SPRING AND:: SU'MME Before making their season's purchases, believing it will be.to their adfantage,;;as it is the largest stock he has ever offered, comprising Paris, London, and;New: York designs in plain and fancy`atraws, in all thenewest shapes,. and styles. BROCADED RIBBONS, all widthe and shades. FEATHERS,;FLOWERS . SILKS ::... .,.., . SATINS, and 'SUMMER PLUSH, in all colors, !.selected in the best markets.... LACE CURTAINS EMBROIDERIES GLOVES CORSETS A SPECIALTYa Plain and Fancy Straws.done`o+. er In all the newest styles. Farm: rod uce taken: R: BEESLE- VICTORIA -STREET` CL -'IN `ON. MA MMOT.H' Ciylincter Oil., Wool d Pit,, Balt Cont lug- Oil*. Hardware and Stove Warehouse, SILAS DAVISr CROSS Q CTT s-AWs GENUINE 'MAPLE LEAF, SILVER STEEL,'-LANOE TOOTH, .DIAMOND, HANLAN,' CHAMPION; LANCET, ;and ONE •MAN CROSB;CUT -Fpttr'!.MetlalN'and. Titres l)iil.onias awiu'detl� them last year at the leading exhibitions in the lYoininiou.. • Eaxeners I'Iareldeers'awl Mill, men viii save money by. using cur lardIne and. Cylinder Oil.' ..• Woolen Illast rfaetnrers will save money by using Our„1F-col oil, it -equals lard and olive oil, and cost, but half the price. , Satisfactiorl gRarntrfte'cd. Prices, on application )1.cC0,1,L 111105. 5 00., Toronto. Farm 1 aid Town Pro eyes for o Sale. GOOD BARGAINS. ` I That 'well-built throe-storybrick store -and dwell, irg,,on the corner, of.1 uron and Orangestreets,known' :0 the Mountcastle store. Would be exchanged for ,ther property, orsold cheap en long' credit. 2, Thal. large and Commodious frame dwelling house' near the (1.NV. Railway va $intlately 1 occu occupied ,by .the' • Station agent.IIns ptirlor, dining room, eight hei rooms, kitchen pantry, Cc. Large stone cellar. IarI and soft,\eater in building. Suited for a large family ora boarding-house. Lately finished and in good con- dition. Apply to .the owner, Dirt(7 Ratfrm •, or to the undersigned. S. Lot 825 Mary '8' Erect, (opposite Mr. C. Helyar's 1e-, sidence)with neat cottage Of',three rooms and summer, kitchen , good well and pump � choice fruit troee in garden, lice. 4. The valuable hotel property on Victoria Street, Clinton,'known as Lane's Hotel now occupied by Mr. Geo. Knox, comprising a large betel building, daring house,Your choice Town lots, &e. 5. That -elegant two-story, fra» ie dwelling house on DIi for• J. C. 1 held .0 IlionStreet,Clinton,or 1 , I ur r Iby 9 J i in. Hoar occupied by Dir. of n P. Mart 5. That choice and wcll•aitiiated farm, part of Lot 6; /1uron Road, Goderich township, comprising 65 acres Of first-class land, pearly all cleared and in good con. ((Rion. Coed buildings, as. Only one inile from G. W. station. Mao, other lots anti buildings' for sale. Apply, to ; tl, IXALE, :.Itarog Sttoot, Cline n. WARNOCK'S, BURREL'S AND RIXFORD'S, IN ALL THE BEST: BRANDS BARBED WIRE, SOLID 'STEEL, T `O :3 FOUR POINTED ROYAL CiNAIIIAN CLOTHS' VVHINGE$S, theap2r tflau'_e Stoves, .Tinware 8C Lamp foods. —HIDES, SHEEP 'SKINS, 1URS—HIGEIESP CASH PRICE PAID. ' DA's? Imo; , Hard are TLerel�><y�,>rai.t,7 P:HCE11N1-1EX BI C�CK4 ■ 4IT L tl w • ALLAN LINE OF, ,!l[ IL• ROYAL A LIV£Ir00L= LORECIDERRY-QLASGOW1 SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE. .> Uabin l]In termed tateantl al teerageTi a lr etc at Lowest Rales. POL)YNESIAN,'froni Quebec, 13111May, ' PERUVIAN, fromquebeer 20th May: Persona wishing tosend for — it friends can obtain 'passage.ocrtt11eates at lowest aloe from.inngland,Ire- 1nd any of or railway town in end and Sootland Ca 7 y oin�pi Isre 1 d. afit ed Ioae'4 small do rho Arno �d and do • nada, and ,rv�tii tion if rho tioket is not o ed. Steerage Passengers aro booked to London, Cardiff, Bristol, Queenstown, Dorry,Bolfast and Glasgow, at same,pvices ad to.Lirespool. Fortbrotegh tiekoteand every informs tionapply to A STBAITON;(i:T.P.Agent,Clinton DRESSMAKING MISSES D C S U CAN & PATTON DESIRE to inform the ladies of Clinton and vial. nity that they aro nowre Brod to do drarmek• ing in all its latoet stylus, at reiaeonble rates and short• est. notice. ' Cutting and fitting a specialty. OVER. TIIE STORE OF 8. PALLISER 5t 00,, 11EAOh3it BLOCK: . Boy Wanted. Aaools, strong, steady boy for 0 or to months, tot to attend horses. I dual in alt kinds of tie aaif japan warn;spoons and cutlery, and take the tetiowiec in' trade for tho same Colton and woollen el carpets, rubber shoes,- s rp ,, paper, eoppor braes, ld+lid� tai[, .t 7 Nil aorta of iron. Bain now alone. in the ti have, a good strong horse' for sale. Any partial �tiapI businers with -me at home, will f,nd me the b° - Monda . Altartier duo the a to I y P. ata • ong,:miielba atoneatosave ',eostsias.I4n1deterrninedto ,aplIttat no.tongor. W. MAME Realer: Clinton, Feb, 14, 1882. '”