The New Era, 1882-12-14, Page 7ularDryG.�ods NOU
CLINTON CLIPPINGS:
- CoRRESPONDENCEILONDON ADVERTISER.
On the Ransford 400 acre farm, in • conneo-
tion with the Stapleton Sa1t Works, there is
one field ninety- acres in extent, whin t was
d all sewn. with fall wheat of the Seneeca and
IScott verities. The threshing occupied a
week. The total proceeds amounted to oyer
4;000 bushe]e.. Next year Mr. Ransford con-
templates using a steam plow, providing some
of the neighboring farni;era join with him an
the experiment. Stapleton is about one and
a half males from Clinton: and is noted for its
splendid-saltwell. Among numerous and
leading industries of Clinton stand prominent-
ly Doherty's-Organ Factory, giving employ-
ment to nearly fifty hands, and turning mut,
when bnsy, as many as eighteen instruments
in a week, Lately the firm received orders
for some large organs to be shipped to Liver-
pool. A visit to these extensive works will
repay anyone the trouble of the, short and
pleasant walk from the centre of the town. 4
The improvement whichhas taken place
in the two leadingstreeta'" of Clinton during
the past twelve or eighteen months` is truly
astonishing. No fewer than forty five fine
new buildings, nearly all brick, have lately
gone up. Some of the business. blocks on
Main street, would clo credit to a large city,
and as.for, the interior of two or more of the
dry goods es ab-lrshments, there is nothing in
the west to surpass them. The large premise
es of Oraib, Macwhirter & Co., are worthy of
a visit. - The tasty arrangement of the store
and departments; the ;Emulsive. plate fronts,the
display of chandeliers and mirrors. the style
of counters and fixtures and the businese like
-appearance-throughout, all'-indicate'that-Clin='
ton is au excellent trade centre, and that its
business, men are of the right stamp. Among
other large establishments of -which this town
can boast are Coats & Son, J..Hodgens, Pay
& Wiseman, and others, all carrying large
stocks, and doing .a good lively trade. Two
new churches are being exteneively talked of
for Clinton. One of the Presbyterian body
informed the Advertiser roan that a few years
ago 'seam -one came along in the county atlas
line, and so confineut were the people of Clin.
-ton at that time that they were about to re-
alize a first-class new and beautiful church,
- and that immediately, that a glowing de-
scription of the new church Was given for the
atlas. In this description the value of the
new edifice "war placed 'at, $30,000. -7a-low
appears that this stately edifice only exists on.
paper, and that the large and influential con-
gregation, said to be the largest in the place,
Offering at. low `. prices for
Holiday
LADIES FUR SETS, ' LADIES' FUR CAPS.
WOOLSQ UARES, all -sizes and colors.
WOOL :CLOUDS, : all sizes and colors.
-�—
KID GLOVES AND MIT -S,: � lin-ed.
SILK. HANDKERCHIEFS, beautiful goods.'.
PHOTO. AND AUTO. ALBUMS.
Season,
ent's-Fur-Ca
FINE UIDERCLOTHING.
SPLENDID LINE OF. SCOTCH; TWEEDS.
Large assortment of FINE'OVERGOATINGS.-'
�RCOA
A few READY MADE OV TS
very cheap,
x
IiF
A. splendid' assortment -of �il`l -tire latest-styles'of Overcoatin
1�rg,
which. we can Araks up ? on sl olt notice. • A perfect fit playful
teed. Prices reasonable.
D R 9ss GOODS
31ack and Colored Cashmeres, Fancy All Woo
Dress Goods, Brocaded Silks. 'Black and
Colored Moires : for: Tri.... mn s.
• Colm m g
u1.r Stock
:osier lovt
Will be f'oun't very colnplete and' well assorted.,
dantles for fand winter wear
NTILav '7E3J ''GC(?TS in great. variety.
t is conceded that, nas a cutte'r,. s, .
Has no' rival in .town.`
lir direct im ortation of'Scotch; Eng1',ish and Irish'
P
.-weeds a �d'.S'er es, are worthy of;s ectal 'atten.ti.on.
g p
13A°='S 8n.d C 17S, 1
Jwing l�to rapidid increase of our business in other
1
Branches we find that we .have not room for our
o
:.
ROCKERY and GLASSWARE.and offer our
whole stock at Cost.
P. COATS
non.
.'fie.— .... ;-__.. • - -�_—.-,. ,. ._.
BOARD
C0M1`0W'1'ABLB. 1t003f5 L) ANBOARD, at the
house' of
MRS. R..CALLANT)FI., .HURON STREET,_
--NOW occupied by MR: JOAN: ROBERTSON.
Clinton Naw,'23, 1892.»
SHEARS LOST.
OST, in Clinton, a pair of'Tinsmith's. Sheaf,. :rhe
1
finder will be rewarded on Leaving same with
SILAS DAYS$.'''
SrTRAY. CATTLE.
Ilk into subscriber's Premises' Lot 20, 000. b
J llullett, three Ileifora and. Two' Steers, �a11_ coin-:.
, two years old.', Carrie in about 1stNovomber.;•--
'00 owner is hereby notified to prove property, p
rgeo, and take them away;
JOHN FLYNN.;
,-Iudctt, Nov. 38,•1892.
STRAY .CA LUES,
IAME. into subscriber's premises, Lot 21 .2nd Con.
/ of Ilullett, about the middle of .October,'.five
'ad of young cattle -last spring's calves The owner
hereby notified to prove property, pay charge$; and
ke them away. GEO. JOHNSTON,
Mullett, Dec. 0, 1882.
STRAY CATTLE.
TRAYED from the premises of subscriber, Lot 14,
1t
nl
Mla d
n concession about thet o
1s f Octobers one
• rk red Steer conning two, and one light red Heifer,
ming two. The steer's tail and left ear i4 a little
ort. Both agoodsiee, Any information concerning
id animals will be suitably rewarded.
WILLIAM 13AEli,
Colborne, Dee; 6, 1882,'
H
Tin, undersigned begs to inform his customers and -
the public generally;i that he. has now cin hand n
very large stock of No 1 Fish,, consisting of 130 Bbls. of
•
No I
lake Su ri '�� bite dish � fire t
p
u orW u
Mso, 751 7.lbis.' of
No, l ake l l u, Herril s
Z ro
Wl ieh 'wlil be sold at the lowest, remuuerativo rateg:
THOS.( COOPER :Grocer;
Cti'nton, YNor. 2,34,
worship in the old frame building built a
quarter of a century ago, and which, if sold
to -morrow, would hardly realize more 'than
the one-hundredth part of the above amount.
The pastor; l:ev. A. Stewart, is a very pope-
lar minister.: A. visit to the Canada Metho-
dist church plainly showed that thelgood peo-
ple there in their old fashioned brick were in
precisely tlle.same fix. .The occasion •of the
visit -was -a Sabbath Scheel ;anniyersar3 . The;
main body.of the building' was crowded for
the most: part with children, there being fully
300_, scholars present..The visitors were -
packed• away .iu'the •gallery aloft 'till their..
headstouched the -ceiling. .The- aver-
age number of"babies in arms" were disti'i- bated over the,building, and when' the crying
spell,came'on in eachevase,:as. conee it will,,
those ou'the gallery and'those packed 'in'.on
tile-sicles.below.wre nimble to esea e and
P>
consequently -the` number of recitations were•
in excess of what t1e:_pro;ramme _called- for.,
Mr Thompson,'tlie excellent superintendent,i
however; ;was equal to the task, -as Was. like-
wise-tho.pastoi inv. Mr.. McT4onegh, who
said lie -never. felt happier than when among
the babies. This chinch boasts of a splendid
01 airs led'bv Mr. Doherty.- , Clin't.on is well,
officered and • guarded. Nothing can escape
the eagle glances of Chief. Paisley.
BORN.
F 1sF�l-�. u '1'tcn `tbrS � 'n t 1 Gni on , ] l tb i s ., the
Wife of 11r. John ltiiserrian of a ,daughter.`
1-1i,1.X1n.-In Clinton,,. o�-Friday.Sth inst.;
Frederick llainner, aged 19years ,:i mouths'
FI of In Stanley, on the 9th inst.., ��'illiam
Peck, aged 23 years. n,
cosi
TK JLE SFIG:'
F:RIDAyr • : ec;eiiilber 29th
TOW d.LL, `CLUNTAN.
(took THEIIion Scnooi..) '
.Seemeyour seats, ati,ncen>t2-1)itivvou e;,-7no crtra=
charge fot reserving seats,
Admission, 130 cents.
BERKSHIRE BOAR.
E suliseril}er.will keep ler serviec, on, I of 12th,
.L 2nd con. of Mullett a first-class Ilerkllnrc Boar.
Terms. -$1, with privilc eof returning_ if necessary.
Tristan, a)ec. 5, 1092. •
BOARS FOR"`SERVICE,:
IIB sttbssnhernvorddl,.Popactfully adorn the
.11e that he has taw very Superior Boars ler ser-
vice tliis season, one a tborotlghbred-.Chester White,
and the' other an Improved Berkshire ; both winners of
first pare at Clinton fall show, 1882., Twdits $..U9
Cn r bet oculi, lot: coff7, Londodlto gT,.Stanle�•.
'J01 IN SI`ANBl1ItY.
S(;uiley, a`7ov. '�0, 138°
THO110110IhBRED
BERKSHIRE ,BOAR.
I11.1HE undersigned will keep for service at tot 23, 3,
i3tco of Inlle t a-ThoroUglibred"Berkshire
t ' v Ali vvif,ttlie- nvile•eof returning
T3oa TCnn 1 Cash, I P " 6
if nesesoary.
S7 EIHEN G1IAY.,
Yorkshire &-Sutlolk:flo;i>t�s.
T(1LI19 subscubcr .has purchased from W. }lure,
.1 Guelph, the fisc-elaos Yorkshire Boar, Champion
of the West, and has also a Suffolk Boat, WniCh 1,e wilt
keep for service on. Lot 41 con. i.23 Ilullett, Base Line.•
TERMS. -$1.00 cash, with privilege of returnin , if ne-
pessary. I. GOILII.
.Mullett, Nov. 14,,188'2.
BER7:X:SHIRE BOAR.-
• 1'011 SERNICK,.
1 litE subscriber keeps for service, on Ids premises
Lot B, Unroll Rind, Goiiericli town-•
ship, the thoroughbred Berkshire Boar, Senator VII.
This pig was put up nt the Thoroughbred Stock sale,
but way•riot sold as reported. TEHMB.i-$1 at, time
.of service, with privilege of returning if necessary.
Also, a Suffolk Boar, •
ALBERT MAY.
Goderich ToWnship,Nov: 4.c 1882 •
OBB
--Thoustends of graves arc
annually robbed of their
victirhs Lives -prolonged,
(happiness and Health re-
stored by the use of the great
• GERMAN INVIGORATOR
which positively and permanently cures Impotency
cntsclheexcess-of
ur kind,)
Semmi lW
eakn ss,
and
-all 11000ss
that follow 00 a sequence of Self -Abuse, as
loss ut energy, loss of memory, universal lassitude, pain
Lin the back, dimness of vision,, premature old age; and
at lend to insanity or consurrp
nanny other diseases that „ }
tion and. a premature grave.
Send for circain i with tentr
on' Is free byMail.
Tho INVIGORATOR is sold at$1 per box, or six b010s
for $ii, by all druggists-, or :will be sent free by mail, se-
curely sealed, on receipt of price, 'by, addressing
• t"."4. CfiFNEY,IDrugggist•
187 Sunimit St., Toledo:Ohioi'
• Y. If. Combo, sole.agent for Clinton,
THANKS.
1'0" "l/ie Eelitoa of the Ci%n4olt Nefii Era.
DEAR SIR; -1 beg leave to return my
sincere thanks to the officers and directors
of the McKillop: Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, for the very prompt and satis-
factory manner in which they settled niy
claim for loss sustained by the burning of
my barna and stables, and I would recon
mend' my brotherfarniers to insure in this
company, in preference to those companies
who take all ' classes of risks, : I would also
take this opportunity, of returning thanks
to the many„friends; and neighbors, not
only for their valuable assistance' at the
time of the fire, but also for their sympus'
thy and aid in (drawing material, and
otherwise helping to build any bank barn.
By inserting the above yogi will much ob-
lige EDWARD' TURNmt.
Tuckersmith, Dec. 9th, 1822.
Sale lie istei
FRID,.Y, DEC. 15,—Farm stock, &c., of
`
Mr.' Walter Haines, lot 18, 4th con.
Mullett. J. Howson, auct.
SAa'uniiAs i &14 16 =•
HausehoL 1 .furniture;
plants, &o., at the Bank; at 1 p. m., James
Howson, Auct.
V I.I '1'O1'b DIAl{ICE'I'S .
Wednesday, Dec. 13, 1882.
--- The-snow--blockal e -on -the back,roads
has prevented very: much grain being
marketed during the past week. Prices
remain about the same. Wood was in
geod'demand while' the storm was in pro-
gress last week, but prices remain at the
old figures, $2.50 to $3 for long dry- Hay,
on account of the roads, ;is_ higher in_price.
Beef,,,, by the; quarter, sells higher here'
than in•the'city of Hamilton. Butter is
adva noing slightly; and that ich isgood
finds ready sale,
Wheat, • scot - wha. 0 'S7
White wheat, 0 84' a` 0' SG.
Spring, 0 8,7a 088
. Oats, 0:35 a 0: 36 _..
Barley,•0 46 'a'05?'
Peas, s 0 6
4' a' 05'5650
flour. 5 00 a 5'50``.
l'otatocs, ": 0 34 a . 0 35
Putter, 0 20 a 0 21
L € Ss; 0 21 a , 0, 22
llay, - • 'S 50. a 900
Hides, )7' 00 a . S 00
Sheep pelts . 0`'50- a '0 75
Lomb: rhino, 0 75 a 1.00
Wool, - 0 25 . a 0 27
Geese, n 0 45 a .. 0 `GO '
Chickens, icer pais. 0 40 a 0 50
Duelist per: pair, 0 45 a -0-50
Turkeys, each 0 ,50 a 1 25
Pork,7 25 • a ,7 50
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
HOUSE. FOR '.SALE..
9,1•11F; undersigned offers for Sale that well situated
-
}louse on then
coi or of Mary Street, .tt present.
oecltpied by herself. It 15'0 new two-story.'frame,'
n
itbaoui rooms and two closets down stairs, and five,
rooms;up stairs,`: well finished in every. respect.• IIalf
acre lot,. good stahle,,h u•d and Soft, water, good .cellar
and stone foundation beneath the house,. Will be,
sold 011 rew0nahle'terms .,-; :'
MRS '+. MIoCARTNRN.
Clinton Nov .;0, 7892, ,ui
FARM FOR'.SALE
rutilk: ,Olidersigfied offcrsrfoi ilc thatt-valuable farm.
1L Ceniposed'iif. tot;totS 40, 70; and S0, ui Ilia M,iitlandl,
d.
, , � •i ' inty
tout cession” of the Township, (oder eh cants
CD J j },
220 uses the land is in a, .300(1 sttite0! cultivation,
40 aC,c0 814 fall svlle:it, SQMires..seeded'div itr,
' 1Vell' watcrcd• 0nd. Well fenced: Twe gOod-o_rehardsj
int c fltnc lvellitg lorsc„ul three .good
hi nstuated onetde from Iloline stilhe.:ci :The
above lots will be sold togetbeF,-dr separately, to suit`
l•
purchases Terms ea v : For p rrtl'cul•rrs a pp } to,
MANNITE C SGO1 ! Solicitors Minton or to the'
proprietor, JOHN MCCARTNEY, FIolmessdle.•'.,'nt
Farm for Sale.
f IIIE subscriber••• c fters for. ogle J'ot 45 tet con: of
I
'raclsersniith; ondon.'lto el;;within 05 miles of,
the Town of GTinton aui`3k ho
m Brucefield. This
i•irm centaur 100...neres 08hoick: land.Watered'..
by never failing springf No wa to land Good m•-
htucl and outbuildings _;Tering easy. For 'further
particulars apply to '
AIRS. 7IL ZABE1'k1 GRANT,'
tat( '.';, . Gtui,toii,'p,O
FARM FOR SALE.'
Pa •ts-ol Lots, .u.,. (1 and 7; Huron Road Concession,
Township of Gryderich, oath' -cont fining, about 7l'41CreS
nearly -all cloared_matmestly_frce troin'sttttups. There
are 011 the pretnisea good -frame ant-buildings,.0 fr<cme
house, ;a good .bearing orchard; and a never -failing
spring'crcek :.Clic above farm is Situated on the -Huron
Itoad, about.l_ »riles frour`Clinton. 'Maybe purchased
either separately or in oue'IilOCk. F01' fnrtl>,edpartic-
3111usaendt terms apply to
4O1IN RJD011T Cliutoil.
FARM FOR 'SALE.;
r�11114 s ibsctiber offers fer sale that conveniently
—L situated Liriit being the, north half ofLot 23,10thi
Cencessien of Goderich Township,.contaiuing 43 -acres;.
more or less, on which there are a'frtimc house, stable,'
and granary, and to bar h. , (rood slay learn and.ynung
orchard,' Never; failing spring Creole running, through
the Anse.
1
WALPON DODSWQI1 I'll Clinton P•6
C odar.ieh township Ang. lis,
SPI.,ENDII FARM,for SALE'
Tlrri Subscriber oilers for `said his farm consisting
of Gut No. 13, in the 1'lth concession of Mullett,
125'acres. Over 100 acres' cleared and ftnderdrainc,i,
ima high' tat n cultivation. n the aerniseo
and r {, state f i 0 p
r a -'rood frwnie house; two nie hurls : f rame
are � n v !hi
,ldi Two r e, eli —
Stables and otheroutbu outbuildings.” T c ,orcha d , ttl
v Variety -of fruit well'watered : s rin creek
eery y tby p
running through the lot.` Situate 2;= miles from Lon
iiesboro station, and 3 miles:from the Town of Clinton.
School and'ehurcltes quite convenient. This--psrope of
the best wheat farms in the county. of Huron.:.
Also, to rent, a good 1farm _Alf 100 mere.,, in'Noreli
Perth:'75 acres cleared. '
Terms end p,erticulary on application'.
'Nov.•
v., 23, 188',: l2dHENRY
i honde11IEAD,stioni P.O..
MACHINERY AND MILL
FOR3SALt
r 18115 subscriber offers for'0alc on the inept 0ilv0uta-
1 geous terms; the machinery and building at. pre.
sent used 118 the Clinton Planing Atill, which embraces'a 35 horse -power boiler and. ii horse -poster engine, a
large planer, moulder, tenheting machine, power mor
tiscr, shaper, blind slat machine, all in first class order.
The establishment atilt stands' will be sold at about
half its, original 'cost, and is a deon deii'bargaiti; and
has Reran done a• large' business. Only reason for
selling is that the proprietor does not wish to remain
n hu40ness, '
The' machinery will be seld separate if desired
' II. STEVENS,
4110ton, Sept: 28, 1882. Clinton. -'
PROPERTIES' FOR -SALE
TSEAT desirable Cottage on Isaac Street, lately oe
cu ried byAlbert Rumball, Seven roos good -
woodshed, 'pump, mmp, first-class garden. Terms 00y,-
Apply, 80 ALAeMt RUMIIAIit, Or the undersigned,,
A LSO, COTTAGE AND LOT, lately owned by 3r-
0. ()rich, convenient to. the New 11,ailway;Station..
Will be sold cheap and en ;easy terms of payment. -
Apply to. W. 0.;SsAa,c,: or the undersigned.
A ''LSO, GRIST MiLL AT.BANDON. Two run of
stories _tvdo acres of land, •'corse and other
huiihlinge -Apply to •-t 4
• 'MANNING & SCOTT.
T
ANN NCxtiC0 7.,
hllinton, Nov., 1882, '" • solicitor .
o Makes Your
oats
UICKSHA\
THE BOOT MAKER.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
• ,
den, 'Women and Cil><ldi an' s Roots & Shoes.
Spring' ng Stock well assortedand.
L
complete in n
all departments.
A'LL' GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH
C. CRUICI .SHANK, BRICK.- BLOCK,`• CLINTON
1C -1 144i- CLTCNr0N.
The undersigned Navin;. again'opened obit a general stock of Goods; take thisop
portunity of thanking theirold customers for the liberal patronage afforded them'
when in business before; and trust that by giving Special Bargains to. get all their
old customers back., and many new ones.. 'We intend to' keep full ,lines in the
foIlowing;' Dry Goods:—
Blue and Grey Cottons Sheet ngs Ducks,Deninns,
Tickings, Cotton Yarn, Carpet Warp,Flannels,
Grain Bags, Winceys, Tab'lings, Dress Goods and
Trimmings, Small wares, &c. Tweeds, Coatings,
Tailor's Trimmings, Ready Made . Suits, and
Overcoats.
GENERAL LINES 'USUALLY KEPT,
ec2 '
� A
-A�
IF UL L- STOCK IN '}'IIE DIF 1+ 1 REN L' i4ZAEJtS. '
LARGE ASSORTMENT IN MEN'S, WOMEN'S 41; 'CHILDriEN'S:
•
TUET1313 R.'SIE] (J T S.:
:s we are ; iIr zi position to.pay cashi'foi`'oilr' goods, and •get thetas at the lowest
llossihle l)rice ,parties .btiying,frour ns May Cxpect tol. get bargains, as 0011 Motto
.is `-' small pr'ofits'and quick •returns -
Purchasers are respectfully requested to call and see our goocls and- a't=prioeo,-as
I Y d a a i
we are bound to sell at the lowest paying prices.
n
rf ld .�tan�l D lc Block Al�7ert set.
Clinton, Sept., 1S8'2.
FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON BUY YOUR
roCernes Orockery L Glassware
G-EoRG H; SHARMAN'S:
NEW FRUITS, PURE, SPICES and: Special bailaids in Girr CUPS
FINE TEAS of all kinds, at the -° CHINA and' GLASSWARE,
lowest possibleprices. -
&c., &c
.
REBER1AE PLACE s gt�oar o the Dry Palace, Albert Street,.a o�4
Next door to
P•
HAS OPENED CP
Vatts, Dr
Store, .AlbertStClinton,
�
A SLENDil) ASSORTMENT OF
Holiday Goods,, o consisting
of Christmas Cards of
the 'latest designs, Toys. and Novelties at
• - _,. .
•
•OWN
' '
reas
on-
able_pries. Auto r Phand Photo. 'Abu s �'blesa
PictureFrama alwa �istoek or made a order, LAAIFdOP
I[lIO, mode