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Our stock of BootsandShoes for -tie Fall and Winter, Trade is now complete, and for
quality and style cannot be excelled.
the' r best:: gods i the
Market
specialties are to handle . ,
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And to sell them at the lowest possible prices.';
I'ALL , ASkZES•
Among the cases disposed of at, the fall
assizes were the following:-'
McLennan v Farran—Action on account.
Both
the parties to this case live at Clin-
ton.
in-
ton.
Plaintiff claims damages for a house
., bought of defendant,which he considers
was not as good as represented. Referred
by consent to Isaac F. Toms, junior judge
of the County Court. Garrow & Proud -
foot for plf„ Cameron, Holt & Cameron
for deft.
Black v. Sheddon—Seduction. Verdict
for plff. for $100.. Cameron, Holt & Cam-
eron for plff, • Garrow & Proudfoot for dft.
Crich v. Sallows-Action for seduction.
Parties reside in Tuokersmith. Verdict
for plff. for $500 damages. Cameron,
Holt .&Cameron for ,plff.; S. Malcomson
for deft.
The Queen v. John L. Sturdy—Indict-
ment for unlawfulvoting at an -election.
Hodgins, Q.C. for Crown. Doyle for deft.
On the bringing up of the case of • unlaw-
ful voting against Sturdy the prisoner with-
-dr -es his girls=off»etuiltryr_and—pleaded-
guilty to the indictment. The Crown
Counsel then moved' for sentence oh the
two-countsof perjury and unlawful voting.
1 In'.addres s ing His Lordship Mr. Hodgins
stated tbdtfthe prosecu'tion,having-obtain
ed a conviction; were not anxious that a
heavy penalty would be enforced against
the prisoner, and he hoped the "strong re
commendation for mercy made by the jury
would not be overlooked by His Lordship
in pressing, judgment. The case had been
brought so,that.othera in future elections
would be taught that the' oath. could not 7 -
be :falsely', taken' with impunity. Mr.
Cameron; the member•elect, had also re-
quested the Crown counsel to urge Upon,
His Lordship the hope that clemency
would be exercised in the ;case; now .that
the law had been vindicated. His.. Lord-
ship, after addressing the prisoner on the
consequences' of hie offenceand showing.
hini that a serious offence had been : 'corn
witted, stated that he was willing after_the,
recommendation for mercy that, had been
made to hial:to inflict a light sentence and
accordingly sentenced him to three days-
imprisonment and $50 fine on• each count
•(making his fine 8100) the imprisonment
to be concurrent: •
The Queen v. Dr. Tennant.—This was'
another case arising out of the West Huron
election, in'which it was alleged that de-
fendant had been guilty of ,unlawful. vot
- The judge decided him not guilty
The: Queen v._Archibald Roberertson
Prisoner was charged. with .pasiing-:a Do-,
minion note, knowing it to be changed.
frena,. 1 t
r
to a. o. H e. lea urlt'>ai d was
plead Y i
sentenced .to one year—in ,the Central.
Prison.
Gardner .;v. Austin el cel.2-Action for
breach of -lease. Plaintiff resides in Gode-
rich:township, anddefendant, who: now
resides near Blyth, had leased .plainti'ff's
5 per cent discount for cash.
YLOR S& SOFT Coats Blo,'
w. TA ck
Clinton.
J cyst', RFJO£24P12J
TWO CAR LOADS OF STOVES
T
The largest and best assorted stock of Cooking
n.
Goal Stoves
Parlor, Parlor Cook Hall and.
Box, Pa ,
, ,
ever bro
u ht into Clinton,
,
At Harland z? d .Bros.
The latest designs and improvements in Stoves,
At Harland .Bros:
Stoves, Stove -Pipes, . Elbows Stove B
oards, at
rock bottomp rices;
1 ylzz zd B as:.
met p of Lam. s Burners Chimneys
s.
A large assoi t - :.- , Y
Shades & Tubular Lanterns.
A t I-larlai2d Bros.
Just received a large lot of American Crosscut
SAWS and
AXES =`
f
1 t _.IarI nd ` Bros
1filARDWARE alwa s on hand
Builders and SY e
Y
Ha
t 9-lcdBros.
• ros.
• -1
nCoal
hand & Wood
Stoves
of second nd
A quantity
very cheap,
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN COAL OIL,
SIGN of THE PADLOCK,,
RED BRICKSTORE
ALnEtrII S'r2EEr', CLINl'.o :
t:larlazzd Bros.
BRANCH ,STORE., ..:_
p
BLOCK
L®CK
iv i r. 'ro C>lo}LPso & :Sri rTirr.'s.
L ROB.
111.A.1 T 3I (oils 1 '.
'farm, and when lease expired a dispute•rose
as to the exact time when 'agreetnen•t_was
entered into: Verdict for plff. fpr 2O cents
With full spits by consent. ' Cameron, Holt
&Carneron for-plff; Garrow .C& •Proudfoot
for deft.
The following was the presentment .of
the Griud Jury:—
"That we are sorry to, observe that se=
duction is becoming, very common in this
country, and we believe the ends of justice
-wouid-be-better served-awdthe,morwl-tone-
STOVES.—Having botight a stock of Stoves' outside of the association, en very ad-
vantageous terms, 1 am now ' prepared to offer Coolcrro STovxii at a large percentage
under the usual price:
V
TSAR ES7 TOOLS. - Scythea, Sraths Wheat, I.arley and Ha fr'
ks z.:Sc
the
Stones, Rakes, Cradles, Harvest Cloves,
Cradle Fingers, &c.
W
AIDE. a r v'
TIN A, full eso tment cf'I.lns ale io all its branotros. Also Laafr Goons
GRANITE WARE.—Just arrived, an rassortment Of Tthi Pots, Cograaa +:Pols d
- E v KE*LES,.W
PR .HEF. [NQ; h TTZL+S, in Crranit8, area
HIDES, SFflfE',P ST(INS F :RS-1l10H ESr' CAH PRICE ,PA1D.
;>. ]J22V v 1C —r crta TcTN
of the community ;improved'+by making it
criminal offcnce;upon'our statute books.
"In `Ell aggravated cases of rape see -be-
lieve the free=use of the lash should form
a part of the punishment.
"We strongly recommend that steps be
taken to have witnesses!in all Crown cases
paid the same as in other cases.
"tt is lamentable to growing
tendency to utter carelessness' both in the
administering'and :taking .`of oaths. i!Com-
missioners and
Com-missioners•and others empowered -to ad-
minister do';not do so. as a• rule in a;,; man-
ner calculated tci .inspire parties taking.
m
nibs wort the, r on,i'llit
o. i gravity, andresponsibility
of such acts. Politicians in the heat of
party strife too often rashly. advise their
friends, who :maY. themselves doubt their
legal right to vote, to take' the oath pres-
cribed by statute if''their votes are chal•
lensed, and thus we believe . many. a` man
is made to perjure .himself through his
confidence' in the advice and knowledge
of his political superiors, •
We visited• the gaol and found it neat
and clean throughout, and the prisoners
expressed tl ernsely. es well pleased with,
their treatment at the hands of the.offrci-
als, There are only five Persons at pre-
sentin gaol. One of them, John Moose-
head, from Exeter, has been incarcerated
our:, LETWER BOX.
The Naw ERA does uitt hold itself responsible for
the opinions of its correspondents. Letters are cordi-
ally invited from all who have a grievance or anything;
of public interest to discuss. Write on ono side of the
paper I give your name and address as a means of au-
thentication, (not for publication) and be aS brief as
the subjeetjhilrperniit; and our colt}mns will always
be open to reply- to anything appearing under this head,
OUR FIRE ENGINE.
To the Editor oj' the Clinton New Eryr.
Silt, --Having had an example of the
efficiency (?) of our fire engine when re-
ally needed, allow me to, throw out ono or
two suggestions that this example pro-
vides. In the first place, I understand
our City Fathers expect to secure the ser-
vices of a competent engineer for i125 per
annum! This reminds us of the farmer svho
grumbled at the, idea of paying a parson:
$600 per annum! "just as though a par-
son chap can earn $600 a year?" Why,
the wages of many first-class engineers are
$125 per 9no21th.'- Now' we pay :a -mato to
ring the bell $70 per . year, the engine
--.`125; ruEl-t)} mtirket-scales-ale->;'`-grill -tom
fees, at least, say $300 a; year. Put this
all in one; hire a fist -class man at a ,sal-
ary
al-a y of $500 per year, let him live in the
town hall, attend to the scales (the fees of
course being the property of the 'town).
ring ilie bell and take charge of the fire
engine. :Always being on haled=tire will..
be ready at, a moment's notice. :This; of
course, is if we still keep the fire engine.
but.would`it not -be well -worth ;our while
to consider the advisability of establishing
proper water works like Seaforth. One re
sident of that town informed me that the
works there were now a source of revenue,
and that the amount: he saved in insu-
rance now, paid his water rate and left
him a nice little sum annually: One thong
-is certain, our present fire protection is a
farce. 'It I have failed.'. to suggest any-
thing better, let some one wiser and more
skilled propose;-', something better. As
things .are they could not well be worse.
1 am, sir, yourobedient servant,
"EFF IC>ENc
Clinton, Nov. 1, 1882....
vI.I11TON MARKETS.
Wednesday, Nov. 1, 1882.
Grain is coming in. freely, brit it is still
evident farmers are holding back.. In this
we think they are unwise, but that is
their business.' By selling at once they
Help to set the wheels of commerce, moving
more freely. Prices remain steady, but
rather weak. Good butter is scarce, and
finds ;•ready sale'; Poultry is corning in
slowly, but it is a little too early yet for
much. to be done in this line; although the
price ,is good'. ;,Very few potatoes have
yet been disposed of. They are not likely
to be any higher -until spring. Almost"
any amonnt of wood codlcl fincl ready sale.
Wheat, fall; J'bush, old $0 95""'a. 0.9S.
\Vl ext,' scot - - ` 0 Sb ti` 0 90 •
Vliite wheat, '•
i Priam,
Oats,:.
i arlc ,
Yeas,
Flour, ,
Potatoes',
Butter,-
--gg s,
flay,
Hides,;,
Sheep. pelts -
• Lamb skids, •
0 87u-D93i:•
,0 93 .0..1,0'06'
0.32 a0 33'
— 0 50 a 0 65
060`a 065
500 a.: • 5.50.
0 ,3 .'a 0 35
-'>0 16...a u 17 •
0 20 a 0 21
1 00 a •S 00
_,7 T 0(F : 00
'0 25 a •0. 50
0 50 , a 0 75..'
- b 20 `"a"..0 21
If Catarrh Ilas destroyed Your Sense of smell
find hearing Hall's catarrh' Clue will ,dire you.
73 cuts perbottic. Drr.,•gistssell it. ..For sale'
by J. H. Combe.
li L1KNnx•—In Clinton, on the 21st Oct., • the
wife of Mr. E. Kenney,.Of a daughter.
Hr ar.xNoroxTn Clinton, on the .25th Oct.,
the wife of Mr. G. Herrington, of a daughter.
WALKEr,-Iu Clinton, on' °the .18th Oct,1the
ofan hter''
wife of 1r Jas S. Walker, a d
f N J Sg
BRowN.—ln Manchester, on the 21st Oct:,
the wife of.Mr. J. P. Brown, (formerly of
Clinton~) of a son,
CAntLon-1n Mitchell, on the 23d inst. ,Mrs.
Wm. Cantlon, (formerly of Clinton) of a son,
'MARRIED.
MASON--JOHNSTON— In . St. Paul's Church,
Wingliam, by the Elev •Win. Hill, Rector,
.George Mason, Esq., (late of. London, Ont.)
to Miss Hattie Johnston, only daughter:. of
the late A. Johnston, Esq., of Weston, all
of Wingham.
GrrEN—G'taDNL'ii—On the 30th Oct., by the
Rev. W.IBaugh,'at Rosehill farrn,l'Colborne,.
George Green, Esq, of Goderich township,
to Miss J. Gardner, of Colborne.'
since March last, for using threatening I C,opren Ciztxrnii.L—On' the 28th inst., at
language: `He appears to be ,idiotic, and
we recommend that he be transferred to a
suitabld. asyhun. Althou'gli his parents
are said to be in .good circtirnstanees, they
have not 'supplied.. him .with sufficient
clothing. Mrs. -:McLean, 'an, insane old
woman, is to be removed' shortly to one,
of the asylums The Governor kindly re
feared us •tri, his books,. from which we
find that'thofe: hive been fewer prisoners
in the gaol during' the' past year, than in
any., previous year, and the majority, of
these were confined for short periods for
.petty offences.
"We thank your Lordship for the lucid
manner in 'which yol explained the chief
points in the cases; before cls; the Crown
Counsel for his assistance ' so cheerfully
given, and the County Attorney for cour-
tesies." •
JOHN ESSON, Foreman.
$500 R.E AR,Di
We will pay the above rewaid for.any case of liver
complaint, dyspepsia sick headache, indigestion con-
stipation or costivcneas we cannot cure with. west's
Vegetable Livor pills, when the directions are strictly
complied IN ith. They are purely Vegetable, and never
fail to give satisfacaton. Sugar coated large' boxer,_
containing 30' pills, 23 cents Por sale by all bruggists.
Beware of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine;
manufactured only by John C West do Co., " the pill
makers,': 81 6i 82 Ring St. Nast, Toronto, Ont: Free
trial package sent by mail prepaid (en receipt of a three
'cent stamp,
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.'
ypursuance o1' vection 24, chapter 107 of the
ovi red Statutes of Ontario, uotice is hereby
given that the creditors and others having
claims against the estate of the .late 1Villianr.
Turner. of Stanley township, in the Vonnty
of.Euron, who died on or about the filth day of:
October, A. 7). 1876, are requested to send them
to the undersigned, w:W. Barran, Clinton, Ont.,
o
ori or Before the Oth day of November, ro , A
1882, for adjustment. as after that date'the si).
said
Executors of the last will and testament of the.
-said William Turner, will' proceed to distribute
Who assets of the "said deceased amongst the par-
ties entitled thereto, and that tho -said ^Exocn-
tors will not liable for the Bald assets. or any
part•thereof, to any person or persons of whose
claims notice shall not have been received by
the undersigned as aforesaid. •
Dated at Clinton. this stir day of Ootober, A.D.
1882:
NEIL
MATT-E90N i rx4cutors
W..1" ARRAN'
Elton, Manitoba;by the Rev. Thomas Law-
son, Mr. l obt, Cooper,to.:Miss Margaret
Chiiechill, of (toderichtownship..'
DieD.
!Z'tr urea --In Clinton, on the ,1st: October,
Isaiic`Waldron,•agedSJ.yetrs 11) iironths.
`BIOoris--In Stitirley, on the llist Oct Chosi''
.Tames, eldest sou of WV..' J. 'Biggins,`. aged'
1•57.3, rs air 2` nod-ths.
lio Makes
Your
Boots?
THE BOOT MAKER,.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Dien Wo,nei rind hildren's • r oots:: & ha •
C ._ S ek
Spring Stock well assorted, an
cornOete in all pa s
ALL CI GOODS SOLD .._ I r1I' FOlt (,ASH
ORUIOKSTIANK, BRICK BL0CE, CLINTON
T
il.!TTGH GAN LATA+I
'r '1111 S'UI3SC}LI13ER pFFE h SALE A VINE
tarin of 201 acres, situated' in Sanilaeeounty, ;Vlach-
igen,,on:the Wild Cat road, near Jeddo station, on the.
Port Iluron and North Western railway. All cleared
except 40 acres, which is good green beech and maple
timber. Frame hottsc, goo.d' frame outbuildings, fine
orchard of bearing .'fruit trees. '1,3est:ofrneiter.This
farm is in the est a rieulturat seetren in ificbigan,
and it is e geed opportunity to buy. e first cl tss: plaeo
nt t low 'figure. Well fenced and in godstate of, cul-
tivation '1 rice 53.020 half down; reasonable time for
b ilande Such a farm In the comity of IC'uron would;
be worth at the i ery'low est $12,000 .Agi
Also, several 40 acro improved farms for sale cheap,•
and thousands of acres 01 wild lands in Michigan..
References can be made to' C. Crydernran, 1 orttr's
Ilill r Lurl e 1s 7. Paisley or 1 Twitchell Chiltern -
,
T. L. CAEN, Croswell Mich.
Oct 7a>7v8o jm
HEALTH IS WEALTH,'
B'RAI N
r rr t
CATat is tdl r e J
Dr. 11 .C.West'a NerVe and lirain Treatrt out a.gi, ar'-
an eed Specific for hysteria, diw•zinoss, convidsieiis, fits,
nervous neuralgia, lieaclache, nervouslirostrationtens-
ed by the uso'of alcohol, wakofulncss, mental delves"-,
016 i, softening of the brain, resulting in insanity .and.
t g.misery, v
leading toins decay, , d t '
4 ,y, 0 flea h,>rem>tturc old -age,
barrenness, loss of power 10 eithersex,, mvoluift$ry'
losses and spormatorrltaa, caused by over-exertion of
the brain, self-abuse or over-inrltilgence. ' One boxiwill
euro recent cases. Each box contaihaone month's
treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes for five'del-
h rs ;'sent by mail prepaid on receipt of 'price. Wecu
guarantee six boxes to re any case, With each or-
der received by us for six boxes, aceorepao,iedwith flve
dollars we will senor the purelittser otir written guaran-
tee to refund the money if the treatment does not of-
001 a cure. 'Guarantees issuetl•only by .2. II. Combo,
sole agent' for Clinton, Ont John C Woot R Co., sale_
-proprietors, Torontor
IN; CLINracON.
The undersigned having again opened out• a general stock of Goods,. take this op-
portunity of thanking their old customers for the liberal patronage afforded them'
when in business before and trust that bygiving Special Bargains to eget all their:
a P g ,
old customers back and : man new ones. We intend,tog full lines) in. the
Ykeep
following Dry' -Goods :
Blue and Grey Cottons, Sheetings, Ducks,Denims,,
Tickings, Cotton Yarn, Carpet Warp, Flannels:
Grain Bags, ' Wince s Tablings Dress. Goods and
w
Trimmings, ' Small wares, & _ c. Tweeds, Coatings,
Ta1i Trimmings d Made Suits,and
10 S 'S, : Ready
vent) ats.
GENERAL LINES ITSUA.LLY KEPT.
ectal value zn ea C Sig ar
A
AIN D (-APS,
FULL .;STOCii I1 ' T " DIFFERENT 111:AKES.
LARGE ASSORTMI.N'.1. IN MEN'S, WOMEN'S 4; CHILDREN S.
iEtIEt
CO V- IE]Et,SI-3E4C)1ES.
As we are in'a position to `l .cash'for-our goods, 'and get them at the lowest'
1.. P Y. b _ .. .
possible price, parties buying from us may expect to get bargains,`' as our,• motto
is "small xofi'ts and uiel..returns ''
p ,., `l
Purchasers are respectfully requested to call and see our woods and "get prices," a
we are bound to self at tlp•aying p
.e lowest in rices.
Hod ens' old start(
rick Block; Albert Street
Clinton, Sept., 1882.
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