HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1883-09-21, Page 7ESTA.'�E OF
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By the i st of . March next,
In accordance with the terms contained in thewill of the
late proprietor, the business of the estate has to be wound
up by the above . date.
wore
$34
$334,
r o e
or 00 0 CDOSO rum.
Well assorted :.in every_'dei artment.
We connn.enced on TUESDAY ,morning, SEPT.
give a discount .of TEN PER CENT FOR •CASH, on all
goods excet GYczii2- Bags. .This, in, addition tothe very low
figures we have been selling goods at, ,makes it
The people here have ever had of supplying themselves wit
Dry Goods at less than wholesale prices:
ST.A.T
C.ENrTON, h'cpt. 4- 188;3;.
?FailArl�ly g>Ql`
;flakes
�Y�ur Bots
NOT'1OE, Mr. Donald i\lartin of Mount. Forest
r1HE' undetsr,'ncd 1ravir secoral couiplcto1 u
acco,p hied by the Rev.; 1V. AI. Mar tin,
it ec nipped saw Ttd.11'. Ennery.wheels: nd of Exeter taking a trip through • the
• othet. pphanc•es foriinis1iin up wood. woi1-' '
and having-mumarrangements tor the, use of :North-west.
1,t the use of,Vie srr re
Planer, is prt,Iiaretl;to:
to parties who ina.3, require then, at ti ery,,.rga
'+ona1)1e rates. 'Steam pow er Shop 'if:Kt door
to Doherty & Co 5 Oman 3 tetoryi
n.`c,alJr;aNn>;x cC-itJ:q„ Gliutou .o'f" fall wlieat, fi'alia Nhleh�l]e W11C5ClL.C(:-
• ly,realizo 1,000; basltele.
t panic occi rreci at the St.''l ours,
1110 , j»1'yesterday, doting the tlpstruc-
ti�n of ti]e Pliceni� Planitine 111"il), op
l;iosite., : Tbo pr;�i,soncrs;-a)ar n ed by thee'
lire engine§, feilton tires+ 3�nees °beg
gr"trg:.
to:'be liberated.'
1Vhile three`lad , namel Walter Pernb; .
1'Cr•., Robert %hunt, tfurore+'in'
1 �`;li•' a n over » vv.
a•c>res
ad this sc so
,SELLINa
To';itiake:ioorr_ for'ehrrstrrias Stock: 1
OVER Sat0:0'0....yeilT
English, Scotc.
Coatings, Worsteds,
GET YOUR FALL SUIT NOW.
ee�
erges,
C.
Immense_Stock to select fro it
W-Ilo NEVER FAILS TO GIVE-SATISFA
C1ION,_L 5 -STILL OUR CUTTER,,
Prices away down.
Big St�ck ofPM$SGOtJLJI
New Patterns. ,Low Prices.
,___Black and COZ0red_
1
And everything usually • kept in . a first-class Dry Goods House:'
FALL & WINTER HATS ON THE WAY.
FULL STOOK OF GROCERIES.
Our increasing trade in other departments •compels us for want
of room to o out of BOOTS & SHOES and CROCKERY
& GLASSWA1 E, WE 'OFFER OUR WHOLE STOCK OF THESE
GOODS AT COST.
R. COA'
10 'PER GENT :OFF:ALL GOOD;
Fancy Goods, Toys.of 41110..
1 -Ids
Picture and Phmto:Frain,es,
Cliromos, �,�E6c�.; Etc:,
BIGIRARGA•IN
IN ALL ':LINES.
, OW l ,.
. York Domestic; a �
1e1'
��'ashion
S in Stocls..„,
ALBERT ST.i*CLI'NTON
,
S
P SOAP .SOAP w
NO. •J
Ssme'.as made:rhy the Great
17calnomy Soap Co., of Zurich, 0
Switzerland, whose 'trade ex- pa,
tends 'largely throughout •Eng. • b
land, Prance, Germany, Aus.
aria and Italy,
Manufactured in Canada only
by the
• .110.00,1k,;Sada. Cu,
atMI C101)FI11CI3,
4
J,,o1)n .Cansalemand.,Wm .„Sait11erland,.
W.BTO,Slrogtinguuirr
sels neat Port;Burwell,
on Situ; d.�the :latta t,as• apt idlentally,
,shotkin •tlie ne"ck.uy one •of his companions
and cannot• •recover . •.His brother was
struck by lightning two!. days .previons
snl so badly injured that his legs will
'have to be amiintated ,.
Joniee,''ex M. P.;, r5' spoken ,of
as rn J;rideprldcrit candidate for Ca
r1-
,ton in the;.eyent of Sir, John;Macdoruild
r•esigning;his.scat for the -county.»
It is said -'13y" farmers near St. ,Thomas
that` not one field• ofecorii in ten, 'Will be
h'us'ked this year ; most of it will he cut.
sip to feed; the 'Stock. ••;,
Kavanagh; • • Balton, Sittutlr `sits other'
� a
,Irish .informers in, the 1'h,.eni i Pa, k,_
tirade+ s,w
`t'rialJio airs cv d;:;at Melbourne,
Australia„ but were not permitted to
laricl; havo beers„rb,shipped to Europe..,
MARRIED !
Cox.+, CoLL, • Al the residence of the bride's;
+brother;;Fhtit;'lVIioh., ori the 18th inst., by,
ritheRev, Mr. Shier, Mr. Josh. 0. Cele, of
:Clinton,; to Miss Mary A. Cole, of .Flint. -'
C,t uci 14IeGmir —At the residence of the
• brides father, on Tacaday, Sept. 18th, by
rho Bev, 3.It •Gilchri t,B A., of Chelt
enham, assisted by Ioev•J.A McDonald, the
Itsv.Bobt. M Crab;,`of Dimbartoni Picker:
ing, (formerly of Clinton,) to Esther, second'>
daughter of Robt. McGhee, Esq., 111. P. P.;
Hornings'Mills.
1',INION DIAICKF'fS
Thursday,; Sept,_2_9, 18.83.
Tnere is nothing whatever doing on the.
market, and „lrrices are unchanged. All•'
kinds of, produce' are in fair demand, at
good prices, eggs selling at 19 and 20c.-
The cold weather causes a demand for
wood, and there is but little corning in,
Wheat;; scot• .
White wheat,,
Spring,
Oats,
$arley;
peas, .
.Flour,
:.Potatoes,
. Butter,»
_
nay,
Hides,-: -
. Sheep' pelts ,•
Lamb skins,
Pork, -
(.luver-
11sire(ey;
Wool
V v
• SU 98 a 1 00
'0-90 a 0 97^,:1.
- 0'00 , a . ,1 00.
0 30 a 0 35' .
'•040 a 045 ;
0' 70 a '0 75
• 500 a .5 50
0 50 a 0 00r-
• •'0::1a »a 014.
Q 10 a 0 20
800 a 000_
6 00 a 6.50
• 050 a 0.75
.0751 a:100
--
8' 00 a. 826
»5,00 e 850
015' a,• 0.18.
THE B ;OT,
DEALER IN "ALL KINDS QF
Men, Women and Children's loots' & Shoes.
Spring Stock well assorted, and.
complete in ah departments.
ALL GOODS„SOLD CHEAP- FOI3,-•CASId
G:, GRUICKSBANK B1 T ,B]OCK, CLI3TTO.ii7
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
BIG . PAY. LIGHT WORK.
Active Agents, Male or -Female, wanted at; once -
in every Township, Town and
Village,, to canvas for
WEEKLY ''EDITION.? •
The circulation of THE WEEKLY MAIL is now 75,000 copies weekly, and
rapidly increasing.'
From. now .0111 January.lst•,-1885, -for ONE DOI,LAtt..
411__
•
It . contains. the , latest • news, both` Local;.and Foreign, :a splendid Story Pago,
First class. Agricultural Page, reliable Market Reports, Legal Column, Household
and"Children's D.epartinents,
Foy further' particulars apply to
ty. F9. COOPER, Jr Gen"eral: Agenf, CLE�TOH:
•Ir TWAIT Goon, 0a,EA31,,SL•BONIt, E:iecari PnJKeEs, BUY
t1i sec's• strictly . Pure. Spices
We keep also the .VERY BEST BRANDS IN VJNEG 11 , from
. tlr'o best• manufacturers. in the" Dominion;, at the -
TE1� `1] I , COFI�'EE SPICE HOLT E
Prirnn.BLOCK, NEXT TO TIIE' TOWN HAIL, CLINTO
PALLISER. T.. WHITE:
Oak Ibil,;Iiea,vel ;flock, Clinton.
The subscriber desires to intimate to • the people of Clinton and surrounding
country,that he has opened a Clothing Store •
Ne=t door to Thompeori r1C Switzer's,
hewill. pleased to attend' to l wok entrusted t him,in the most bealr
..:.• ._- o egpedi:
-tions-mannerr Having bad several year's experience as Ctitter for sone of the best
establishments in Ontario, he can •,
�uara tee iatiefaotiors ins Style'._ .iid Fit..
A full stock. of it11 ,goo s on hand .usually required • for ,Clothing, such a
TWEEDS, WORSTELM, OVERCOATINGS, {� EiN4iY;: rROUSERINGS,'; Bcc.
siarTarties 7ta in •them own•• aterial cil,i /tazic iGl nidde 2tr Onshor�t 2iotc .
9 � � 1 �
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A. TRIAL SOLICITED.'. CHARGES REASONABLE.
Clinton, Sept. 14, 1883::
C L L N T
WM H: M2 'Ha
The subscriber desires, to announce to the people of Clinton and vielnity`that he;
•has now on hand a full stock of
Scotch, English & Canadian Tweeds, Beavers,
Meltons, Broadcloths, Worsteds, Fancy
Pant Patterns,; Etc., Fte.,
Whic'ir' he is e
rpared tomake u ". on the very shortest n
p p otice% Tieing v practical
cutter, he feels confident that he can give the bi.sdof satisfaction, in fit and style.
CAN AND WILL SrEi, A5 Crt ,ir Ploirsr IV ;I rr7, CoUNy'r
r.
WM— MITI1} Opposite the Post'Oflice, Clinton')