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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-05-18, Page 9I acwhirter CfIi"TOJ" IIEAIJ QTJ FOR - Tailoring Departmo In this . department we are now showing a magnificent range of EugIish, Scotch &Caoadiall T*eeds, Also, an immense stock of Fine Worsted Goods. These are exceptionally fine. nd new. in design. a • g. We have pleasure • in :announcing that we have. secured :the services of Mr. T. K. Late of Messrs. A. �.D Mc ou all & .Ca Seaforth as Cutter, whose 4 is reputation too o well known p ton.e e d comment: ; Furlljshing' We, are offering •a fine selection of the newest. shapes in stiff and soft SUR AND WOO In Black, Brown, Nutria, Fawn: and Pearl Thr:1r cases of st iw His new ebb _ n � � her y a�ud cp The assortment of White andarta y SHIRTS, Re" ,v TIES, COLLARS. CUFFS, g GENT'S SILK SILK' and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, DENT'S KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c., is most complete. GENTLEMEN WE INVITL 1111SPEC-BION. JARPETE AND NOU9EFVRNIS We take pridein showing ourGo ods in this s de-r_ )artment believing in we can suit our customers every time. J Tapestry Carpets, �, , - .Brussels Carpets. CJarpc.�ts , 90.� . cents. . Wool 'a dHempCa., •s -Union; n Carpets. . la Stair Carpets. Cocoa Matting. 1 �. 1.1 cloths. Stair- and ,loon.. � Y w Carpets made & put downatshortest noti e Axminster Rugs, CocoaMats, Lace tCurt rns Curtain Nets, Curtain Holders, New, . Cretonnes. Ladiesshould see our s t0 k. I Craib, t : ,:.w.�c�� 111 el •WlJ THE GREAT DRY GOO1")�S 1ti'IEN, C]'a1NTON BIBLE CHRISTIAN Et STRICT MEETING, Reported for the New Era. The regular meeting of the Exeter dis- trict of this society was heldlast week in the Exeter B. C. Church. The members of the Ministerial: Association met on Wednesday morning. R. Thomas, Presi- dent, opened the meeting with singing and prayer, scripture being read by F. M. Whitlock, secretary, Rev. W. Quance read a paper on "The dual or threefold na- ture of man." The subject was discussed, and a flattering resolution passed, eulogiz- ing the author of the paper. R Thomas - then introduced the subject assigned him without a paper, "The position of rely aids in the teachings of .the gospel." A pro- fitable discussion -followed, until the time for the commencement of the, business, of. the. District meeting, consequently, the subject assigned to Rev. J. Veale was de- ferred until the next meeting. Rev. W. S. Pascoe then took the chair and proceeded with DistrictMeetingbusi- ness. The .,district*as found to be in a very flourishing condition. Four circuits are entirely free of all church debts, and improvements have been made in church property during "the 'year, to the amount of $7,642, The finances show an increase.: over last year in every'department. The Exeter Church has now seating ca- pacity for 850 persons, and at Holmesville a beautiful church, adds to the wealth of the district, and is highly commendable to the -people of that place. 'On Tuesday night an• interesting and profitable sermon was preached by Rev. W. Quance, of Usborne, and on Wednes- day night a platform meeting was ad- dressed'. by Rev. T. Broad, of Colborne, on " Femalehelpers.. in the church," and by R. Thomas, of Clinton, on "'The lay min- istry." • He said that "the lay minister had been the ribs,:' if. not the backbone, of the Methodist constitution, in the past, but the tendencies of the present were toward clergyism, and the people love to have it Rev. J. W. Butcher, of Credl.ton asked to be. superannuated, and expects to leave the district. Rev. T. Bread was put down for Crediton: Circuit, and Colborne and Clinton left open for the appointment -of Conference. On Thursday night a temperance` meet- ing, , u rder theauspices of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, was held in the C. M. Church, Rev. Mr. Gundy inl the chair, and was addressed : by Revs`. J. Veale, T. Broad and R. Thomas, atter which the proceedings were brought to a close. ' C.ORRE SPONDENCE. 'FIREWORKS. To the Editor of the. Clinton New Eea:' .. , 'SIR,—By what authority; has the (Queen's. birthday celebration committee got the privi-• lege of letting off fireworks on the Market Square, contrary to'a, town by =law ? May 17, 1882. W. 0. S>rnru,i lWe'really cannot, answer the above,. and as there is not time for any good to, be done by are answer in our. next '`issue we would advise the use of :some vacant lot or space for the purpose, so that no barna may be done.—En.' NEW ERA. A' SCTGGESTION. • To'the Editor oft ,lintGL' New Era: '° Stu that that warm, summer weather Fi- at oat hand, what' a boon' to many of. ns' could we, at a comparatively small expense, spend a day at the lake shore. The lake is 12 miles only distant, `the railroad is' built, but the present arrangement Uf .trains permits of one spending from one to two hours , 74 Lli,iitan station, reaching Godejiich on an average, about"noon, and leaving 'it-againabout;tlie worst' time of the day, for heat and dust, namely, :3' p. m ; So that, practically,;"; our proziniityto the lake,,land-the existencerof a raiTroadWtbet,eto nr-e' ;useless. ' I would: yen ture to suggest. that our town', council pets tion the G T I'' authorities to'.alter the'iun ping of the train in question, ,so -that people . could reach Goderich by say 9 to .9;30 a.m., and the train for returning -in the evening, let' it"leave Goderich not later than six p. nr1.; In thus benefitting Goderich we might also' benefit ourselves; and enable, outsiders to have a day iii Clinton 'when'. they desired it,. to take advantage of the magnitioent: store's ' 'and.;dry. goods palaces to bs `found' in the "hub'.' -.I am,sir, your obedient servant, ' Jona RANSroi;p. CRUELTX:TO ANIMALS. the gate and liberated the poor; suffering brutes. Their mute appeals for food and protection Were unheeded, Hoping that the aathorities willinquire into and occasionally look after their officials, and that the 'fore- going may have its desired effect, I remain,' dear sir, yours respectfully, • C. A.L. F. F>,ULLETT. Mr, John MoIVTillan, Reeve of Hullett, last week sold to Mr. T. A. Sharp, of Sea - forth, a fine two year old colt forthe sum of $210. We are pleased' to learn that Mr. M. Braithwaite, who has been ill for a short time, is recovering, • though slowly., n l 11Ir T alb yn left on Wednesday for Manitoba, to visit hisAhree sons who are settled there„ Messrs. C. F oa 11 id Tamblyn are ,planting :out . umber; of maple trees around lie sideuces. Mr. F. Little is buildin • ; z oard fence, which will add much t ` e appearance of the front -of his farm., We were last we favored with a visit from Mr. J. Murph who formerly lived ou the' 13th con.; wit t his brothers. "He' has been residing in the States for the last',' twelve years, and was considerably, sur- prised at the progress made by the 13th' in,.that time. He left to visit his relatiyes near Kingston, and is accompanied by his brother, Mr. Wat Murphy. The "`boundary dispute" on the 13th has calmed, without any arbitration, al- though the (,`award" has not yet been;, ratified. Mr. John Brownlee, ofthis township,; has -rented- Mr. H. Plumsteel's . farm; of Tuckersmith,•at $306 a: year." The farm is,100-acres; splendid land., and Mr Brown lee has secured a good bargain. - • Luattrrow, May lt.—An accident occurred here to -day by which a boy named 'McClure, twelve years old, met with a shocking death. During the temporary absence of the engineer of Hays et Bell's furniture factory the boy went into the engine,t,,room and by some means his clothes caught on the main shaft, His arm was torn out at the shoulder and both legs broken off by striking on the floor.- He died instantly. CI.INY'UN mism ETS. May 18, 1882. Wheat, fall,bush, $1 29 a• 1 30 Spring, - 1.30 a- 1 32- • 0.41 a 0 42 • '0 75• a 0 80 (Y 70..,a '0 76 6 00 . a 650 0 65 a 0 70 0115 a u 16 0' 14 ''a' 0 14:: ...1300'a1400 5. 00 -.a , 6 00 • ,0.75: a,;;1,00 Oats Barley, ' Peas Potatoes, Butter, .Hay, .'Hides Sheepskins • Clinton,Court• of Appeal. PP iAM: NOTICE that the Court of Revision for the -' Town of Clinton will hold its first-sitting.ln the Council Chamber, Clinton, on''Mondny,i1day 29; commencing at 7.30 p.m., for the purpose of hearing and rectifying all complaints against or errors"on the Assessment Roll; of this Present year. Parties interest- ed are requested to attend.' • • JOIIN CALLANDER Clerk. Clinton, May'4, 11 — S Acres of Land to rent for a spring crop.- Apj)ly'to'G. BENTLY. Ideal in all kinds' of tin and japan ware,•spoons and cutlery-, and take the following 'n trade for the same:-- Cotton and woollen• rags,• old carpets, rubber stores paper, copper, brass, lead,'and ilsorts of iron. etc. All those parties having business with-rne-et-horn,--ill-find•-me-there every - Monday. AU.parties 'due the estate long, roust settle once,to;save eosts;astarn determined to be put off dio lunger. '' •' it-.,M-AIITEN,, Penner. • Clinton, May 4, 1852. Clilitol� 1Ylech ll1C Ilstitlte: r1.11Ir ANNUA.I '11LET1Nei.of ..the •sub5crt))er to; A. the (,linton lIfechanicgt J Istituto for the. eleettali' of officers; :the reception' r the Annual Report of .the: lli'rtetors;,aufil' the transaction of. generSi btisiness.will be:hold io the COUNCIL GIISMI3rR, Tl►nrsday. e ,euintr, ;May iSth, at ScO shirk. A.,,21 AIANNiNG, -JAS.'SCOTT, President. Secretary: Ti;• fhe Editor• of .the Clinton Nevi l res. ,' -.DEAF. Siti,=Ivo doubt when.y-ou or any of your readzrs 'see the heading to' this"letter•, you will immediatelyexclaim '"That 'subject is worn threadbare.'.'. I .admit it has been, discussed and written upon two or three titles bin theworld's history', but upon this occasion local i n t r e t a local •' r s a c t a o a e s,g i y n e'is presen ed' Can t h i e red -enc - inwhose," Ga his o Per 1 d if so w 9e 1 hands must it be laid. The Good Book t 118 us that:,the,righteoua man hath' mercy, on his beast,' and if;'trtib when written, it is more trulv applicable to...the present time when animals • ate..put to' a:greater ;.variet of Mises IY _an'i3-rivers ser:videabl'e'to the wa itaof the -Mt -- man hehuman race.. It is humanto err, but I think there is t sufficien_; humanho heiCl;ts,, of Clintont ev ret' a wreng •ani. injustice, a oar e � , cruelty to au animal: 'It is pretty well kiiown that this town possesses a pound, and in con- nection therewith a pound officer, one whose efliplrency, ability and. in cure. ,tact no. one would think of doubting. All praise and all success to him in his lucrative position— there's millions in it, Alex. There is. no one occupying any position but some other person may show wherein he errs and mismanages but the idea''o£'a public officer not being abl,• to rtin• A pound, .does seern'-preposterous, • n, tI ❑, C CPs Wherein, hea i9t9 the m19mAnageCTlellt ,of the plaee'referred.to. Your readers can readily ;recall the very cold Mind wet clays of last week; `days and nights in. which even the poorest took every' precaution to - protect himself'and beast from such extreme weather, and ;afford' all that,ccnlfort aiecossary to 'Pak life endurable. White your ]tumble' Correa-, purulent was accidentally passing'the pound his attention was called'.theeeto;. in which' were locked some half •dozoli'calves. Any. ono'can readily see that tire place affords no protection on eithei'side. from the•eold winds, and; none above from the pitiless rain or de- scending floats. I aril- informed, further, that during the whole of the rotigh weather refer- red to, these calves were there, and upon in quiry learn, that one.tnoal a day, consisting of about enough hay for one, with one' pail of water between tbem,-was what they were ex- pected to eke out • their existence on and 'maintain life. I find that Iaet.year the quare,, tity;and quality of the food given to the ani- mals imprisoned therein ryas about on.a Ott �o with the above, and mainly having rn1viow, "how mach' can Iyrfiako out of .it." This pound wise, ,lees' not e';•en possess te dty col•. • new to lie 'fn if it should rain. • Were' it not ' that I respect the laws,of our' land, and t he 1ti of our' town Ioro)1 listyP ttrel open' Business Change. r 11II1 subscriber hereby -desires to return Isis sincere. -L thanks to' his rittinerous'friends for their patronage 'during the many years he hasbeen in business in• the. l'nmp Making line, end: would intimate that he•'has taken his son into partnership with him, .the firm to be •known as D. MULLoY tL SON. it: MTJLLOY. Clinton, March 2:3, 1582. Heirs Wanted. �1i R heirs of Donald McLean,'. (a- native of Nova. Scotia,) andwho recently died in Montana Terri- tory, are requested to` send their names,: etc with full particulars of relationship, properly sworn to, to. the undersigned, when they will hear of Something to their tulvantage. (:AVIN JOHNSTON, April 27,'1882, Bedford, Montana. Executors' Notice., �o Makes Your Boo ;i?IC KSFI THE BOOT I LAICER. DEALER,, IN ALL KINDS OF • Meds, 'Women anti Children's' .Moots & Shoes. spring Stock well assorted :anc compTete in all departments. ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CAST -I J. CRUICKSHANK, .BRICK BLOCK, CLINTON,.., TT`i ETTT �E�.GHA��TT BEAVER BLOT INT The undersigned desires to inform the ladies of Clinton and surrounding country that he has secured the services of A FIRST CLASS' MILIINER, who 'has had a large experience in this line of business. Ile' would also take" this opportunity of thanking:. hia numerous customers and friends for their liberal patronage 41 the past, and:solidita. it continuance of the same, and would invite them to come and see his large stook of SPRING 'AND SUMMER IVIILLI'IVER'lr,' Before making their season's purchases,: believing it will be to their. advantage; as it is the largest stock -he has ever offered, comprising Paris, London, and New York' as in plain and fancy straws, in all the, newest: shapes; and styles. BROCADED RIBBONS, all widths and shades. FEATHERS, FLOWERS; SILKS` SATINS and and SUMMER PLUSH; in alhcolura, selected in the best "markets . -L'ACE CURTAINS EMBROID:EBIES •=GL-OY - `--CORSET Plain and 'Fancy Straws done oyertil`l.the newest styles. Farm produce taken. r. R. BPEST:EY;' VICTORIA''STREEP; CLINTON. ' 1L persons srnn hutmennS cPan ts against t ht State of 'William Wild;late of tbestownship 'if tucker- • Smith, itre requested to send to;tho untlersigited on or,. before the 2w, rev} of asst hear, the particulars of', their clean, in detail, giving dates,.iterns and ainoiptts; adeem eariied b • statutory declaration -verifying the I > , , correttnes Of such cluim and tartrwhu' aid cr= ail l suits indebted to :the Said 'Estate' are requested to make:iiilmedinte paynient. .A1111 -further, take notice -.that after'the Istday of June the Ili idersigntd A III -Pr -o-. cecd t5 distribute the islet jur.their handy having.. rc•' ' et befor' unrd i,tily to seen clalins ,s'hal'e. Leen proved 0. them.' Dated at the town of Clinton this 2fii day'of' Mereh, A.D. 1582 -. 3AMI S 'MITCHELL ,," NATI1ANIn COSIiNS,s irAl,;31. 1882. (muton P. o. BONES,' CAMPBELL CITU BA Rl3ER .S,. 0.)'1'USI7`17- C1- E `:1'OS`r OFFICE; CLINT(/11'.' flair dressing,shi}iug l's51o5in;,, rbe.,,attended to. r E -1/1E1,11:1]. rpm subscriber would niliuuatc /n the public unlit .11 n,t connection with his stable he is 110W running a first class' calf which all t' niina, uan d will cOnvey ill;cbnvey passengers to any pert ttu,<ton calls.prompt ly made for parfars wishiig to Ortwty, l allpthcr tripe, attended to. Orders loft at hotels Or the livery stable, will be attCtuled to:' , (MARC ES> 1 he 11 51101 bus/L./stem. 0410 ' D 8, KENNI)DY,• 'Business 'Chang:e �I (1�{ q 3�}} ��}} r ��4t ENERSOa� (Y1 i, cNULLtlNr the ir thank tricnds hiv roan loll he etroer desires. to Y :L for eplttron;tgc.thcyb/Ive extended to hint since he hail lieen 10 btwines'sfor himself, and would intf,(gatc .that be hastaken in a partner in the person of1114a. II. AIc;4MULL1N" All. Outstanding accounts due (Pini must be Settled wi111 , 11,fnrthsr notice or delay. tt W. ' y1tIliSON, 1 • s , •r$ itslc ci ret n of , the above the , ul, rube . tc�tr I r 1 c fru a continuance of ,11ie liberal support of the people cif Clinton, :Nothinh will be left undone to contribute to the satisfaction of their eustoinen, w•ho nett'" rely on r ,. , t1 filled 1 ret ors for r tin rem >t til otltcicn all d r llelY 1 , 1( vil:ltSDN C v IMULI IN. April li, 13S3. I uttl'rv, Clinton. • New Maple Sugar. A few gal. Tins Maple Sprup Fresh Oranges, Lemons and B anana s. G o.. Man cod fresh & Sorghum Seeds. old Turnip unity ame, `Clinton• entryl DRUG STORE. , IU It I1dING BUSINESS, llffiai tit • -7s. Ilotn t nedte'ia• 1' }II undersigned tiesiree to intimate to the people 1 icy t,nl nthic"ilei (� .L- of, Clinton mid •.viei ti t rlthat h ehas. .bo iYtt - 'lieu;i7nlh,t ' the Qutfurn�ienelren..iirvltCtre. tcherig bu;neae,iormey carriotion bybc. ftbbtx.'. .a-= And al]'the •teceut patents kept in stock or. precured •'tO 'eros ' itteiyi Stock' !lair' Brushes,. Ca Toilet' cine, • Sets,eh!/'urn,r;?':y,:'et1 ,---, rie'rl cheat). •• CELLULOID TRIYSSES at reduced rates.' 1'IIYSICIANS;PIIESCRIPTlONS and family receipts • Fi zsimons an while returning hfs thanksto those. •tr hued hint --while-) -bueinesu--- who--so"lfberulty'pa om, djn., before, he would ask for: a eent1nuande of their trade, assuring them that he will use his 'utmost endeavors give aatiafact ou,iu everyrospect._:" Orders Solicited. Etenieenber the place -Ad. Fitzsimons old °Stnnd.. 4. COUCH. Clinton, March 30,'1552-, Stitcher. accurately compounded with care arid despatch. • • ..,J. H. COMBS, CHEMIST &' D1tUC813T, Clinton; Ont. CLINT() IN' " BAKERY. . � r .. PYP LEPIINAN T11481111:8 to intimate to the people bf CIinto S 1111( 1Jvicinity that be hes ire -opened his bakery iii Vic- toria Street, Vic-toriaStreet, 01d will he pleased to supply thcuf with' anything in his line. • Breads , CnkCtt, ole., of all kinds kept; on haatid Broad sold et.the.slwp at the following prices: -•-d Ib:; loaf -12 cents , 2 lb. loaf (1 cents. No orders '.boOked. Patronage respectively solicited. Relnemlier-'the' place—Victoria St., Clinton.. John IVIcGa va , SALT ` 11ANUFACTURER, ANI '"DEALEIi IN GROCERIES .AND PROVISIONS ALBERT STREET, .. Opposite the ToWn hall: Very .'Choice Laid;, Hams, Bacon' Lor sale 'at lowest p11505. $ 'Cash• paid for; l'Srm Products. ' J. MVICG.AR:VA. Uliitt01, Aptil4, 1882. 3ullett Court ofRevisio OhIUE IS HEREBY! GIVEN Dat trio -h.:4 sitting; N of, the Court of Revision for the Township of I:Itillett; in the County of IIuron, for•the present year,' iviii be held at the village: of Londesboro, in the said ; on Township of Ilxillett lradny;- the r2.6,th day of May, 1882 at toii.o'elolsk, A. 1u for the, pur-,-, pose of hearing appeals against• the Assessment 1to]l, and revisit—is' Said Roll J. J.AM S BRAiTHWAITI: 'l'invnship Clerk's Office, • Township Clerk, rill •24th•, tit 1 l 1I efts Al r ,158E. IIu tut,. ALLA"N.'L" NE 0P ROYAL 4IAI1'i Si}2AD1S1I11"S. LIVERPOOL-LONDONDERRY—GLASGOW, 8RO,RTEST SEA PASSAGE.':' " Cablit,fentermedia'teandsteeraggetfekt. , aAs at Lowest Rates., I'OLYNLSIA , 17.01 Quebec, 13th• May. -PERIA, from (1�, 0thirfa,V. NOVAI'VISCONT(juehccuebee, H2ay E1 111. Poraans wishing' to send for rheas frlende can otttaiin passage erxtftieatco at lowest rates from Englaml, Iso-' fan1. red Scotland to any city ar'railway town in Cla? nada, and the amount is refunded less a Small dodu tion if the ticket is not need. • • Steerage Paseengere are booked t'o Loti4don, Cardiff, Bristol; 0uaoetoti'ii, Denry,L'eltast and Glasgow, at " m' ri ao to.Liv col '8a o p ore oras 1'orthrcough'tfoketennd everyinformatienappiyhi A' 5TR,AITON,G,1' 1•& edt,Clinton ,r I! 1