The New Era, 1883-11-09, Page 7Both these Departments in full swirnj
The Millinery department is still under the management
of MISSBROWN, � , and the Mantle department under ;the
management of MISSY 11Ic1VIANUS,,_ both whom have
gained Such a reputation in their several departments
that it, needs no worctof comment fron us to recommend
them to the favorable support of the public. We do not
intend having any regular opening day, as has been our
usual custom. WE ARE. READY NOW, and will be
pleased to -...see our•many friends and custome-rsas-here-
tofore, and will do . our best to make them feel at home.
s complete Stocks inthe to -choose . fro... .
We can show one of the Finest '� and mo p County m
We can guarantee
rather than fr
1st -of Marc
stock and
now givin
far below t
the best quail
producing co
u a saving of 25 per cent b. purchasing from us
you g p Y p g
o her houses. The business is to be wound up by -the
The go' ds.must be sold. :We have gone- all through' our
arked every piece of goods'. far below -their value: We are
anextra discount. of 10 per cent, which -'makes our prices
lowest. We. don't sell goods at.outside prices, but we: sell
y of Goods, imported from the markets of the different
.tries on the continent and beyond, and we sell them
inside of the veryinside price, and then give 1Q per ct. discount' for cash.
'Kindly call and see us. We will use you 'right:
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yes Your .Boots
1Ri?I(JKS=
THE BOOT MAKER.
DEALER IN ALL kiNDS OI+'
nleii, Women and Children's Boots & Shoes..
Spring Stock well ..assorted, " and
complete in all departments.
LLT =GOODS SQLD-CTiE A -P --FORT. CASH •z
NK: BRICK PTJUC
C; :CRUICKSHAK. CLINTON
000
Call and seeour stack of
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1:w TZ!'....OV5R4Tfli� AN sarr�ss,
In the newest patterns and shades. A fine. assortment of TROUSERINGS. All will
be sold cheap and' made in the latest style. '.I employ nothing but first class help, \
therefore .you can rely on getting a first- lass 'article by leaving your order at the
Oak ball.
CLOTH, BOUGHT WILL;BE CUT FREE. Parties having' threir.own
material can have. it made on short notice, and a perfect fit guaranteed. Call and examine
our stock and work. WE SELL POR CASA ONLY, and at close. prices. Cutting.done
charges reasonable.
M. F'IS CHERR.
OAK HALL, BEAVER BLOCK, CLINTON.
IIAVEYt17ST RECEIVE])
l.ankey
AND:.
1\i1 stock oe all otliet foods for cold w�athec
' Cutter COLE" is. Dila, L to for this,department, and; the
J. C.
large number of orders he has filled during the . past season is
the best. evidence that could be desired of his ability to suit all,
parties.iii style' and fit.
A futill Stock of • Beavers, Meltons
te,-4
Worsteds, o s ed s Canadian
.�. an
Scotch d L�nlish
TwOeds
GRocMzEs-.
A'fresh stockof these goods at the:. lowest prices.
RAND SUCCESS
The Croat'F'uriiiturs Dealer,
.c J
GAI
I -le exhibits . a PARLOR SUITE , iii Silk, with I Silk Plush
Trimmings, price . $150.00,' with surroundings to'. match,
amounting in all to $300.09. . W. BOX and; I -I. PLLTMSTEEL
,luelges of the�-Mariufacturing IYepartment; agrewthat:it, is -me -
of the finest exhibits of Furniture they have ever witnessed in
;this. art of the country 'for which he carries off THE .FIRST
PRIZE, as he has always'done
•
CANNOT BE BEAT FOR,
OF ALL KINDS OF
FULL PARTICULARS NENT .WEEh..1
HARLAND
BROS., CLINTON
.', >: OUR LETTER BOX.. .:
The NEW Mtn does nov 1101(1 itself responsible for
ideas expressed under this heading.
HOL]IIESVILLE B. C CHURCH.
.'J'o.'the Editor, of the Clinton New Era.
Slat,—Your correspondent of Inst week
seems somewhat surprised at Reader's ac-
count of the Secretary's report. ' Now, we
don't consider there was anything like as
plain a statement given at the Anniver-
sary as appearedin, your last week's issue.
_ILthere_had been it would have stopped
some false reports. s The secretary did not
state the amount ofmortgage,\nor when it
was ,made, '" Wei Nope the ,'last statement
will be satisfactoryto all concethed:.: The
debt on the church was covered by sub
scription wouldit not have been. better
to have collected it as it came due, and
paid for tlie'church like men.
Yours, &c.; Ri :�ivrr..
Goderichtownship. Nov.; 7th, 1883.
THOSE 'CHIOKENS.
BENNTETT has a first-class Upholsterer front the cit ,2nd
any one wanting Upholstering ne; 1To.w-isthetime.
. big stock of Pas�zoi $EDRoOMol and
DINING ROOM S'D ITES in stool;
which will be sold cheap
for'Thirt.9' clays.
9'
Come and get a . bargain, "andb et pricesand eNainine goods
g
before buying: —.
•
KER STOR
Next to I3arland Bros., Clinton.'.
.tbIte Editor of the Clinton New Era-.
-Sett, In' your last issue soineperson
complains_ (that neighbor's • are killing his
poultry, and'he,thteatens totake the, law
against them. From the , ature of his
_complaint he .evidently bel ngs to that
class of persons ort' whoin there are far too
many' in • out to ii, who think , more of
-their-own-selfish -ends-than-vhe--ights of
their neighbors. If' he would practice,
what he preaches,' that is the divine law"
to do to others as he would have them do
to him, he would not be guilty of virtually
taking other people's property by , allow-
ing his poultry to run at large.. He would
thus show himself to be a good citiaen,
and at the same tilne.,comply,with the
town by-law.
' Yours, REn7iEtt
Sir,JJohn•Walrond is the latest recipient
of Government favors at Ottawa. He has
just secured a lease ' of 100,000 acres of
land for his ranching company. The land
is situated between the Livingstone Range,
the. Rocky Mountains and Porcupine
Idills, Northwest settlers say that quite
enough of good land has been ...locked up
for ranching companies, andare moving
in the direction ofpreventing further ap-
propriaton of this. kind.
(.: 'MONTREAL LIVE: STO'CJIC
MARKET. •
Therewere about 400 bead of butch
ei s' cattle offered pre the ' market on
Monday, a considerable proportion of
them being .in," fair " condition, i though
none,, 'were" ;very. :choice. „ Trade 'was
rather• slow, none ofthe Sales being over
41;,,c per lb and comparatively few at
over 4c per lb.; Pretty good steers and.
good fat cows sold.at• from $30 to $40
each and conimon'dry covs at from $25
to $30 each or 3ci-tirSje pet ..lb. Lean
ish animals sold at from 515 to X22 each
or from 21c to, `2;c,pet. b. There;were
less than 400 sheep and lambs, offered
there on Monday which caused an active
demand.; and ''firm rates . to ;;be .raid.
Good ]ambs sold in lots'at, from, .$4''to
L50 "elide, and common lambs: at $2.50
to $3.50 etch. Old sheep soldkat front
$4 to .,`5,'7 each. Livo,hogs are selling at
from 4e to 51c per lb, but some parties
are holding .for higher prices. `Sales; of
hosvere made" last Saturcday,.at Iess
that �5c per
The" trial of the petition against Nr.
Hammill Conservative, the member re-
turned to theLocal House for Cardwell,
ended' on Tuesday by the avoiding of the
election.
the TeinP eran*ColonintYon• scheriie
Was one of the great election cards in ;
1`882. 'It brought Siri John Mcdonald
going votes. It was to onrich,
thousands of.people,, and do a great deal
to people in the northwest. There .'was•
much speculation in ,Stock. Men who.
had never'owneda,.. 1,nshel of dirt• • iii
their lives t ke dl about .tli `r.-_
ai y ex
'sectiods'Gf`6b• acres, and some of thein
sold their' chances at a;'handsom' profitwithotit having invested a penny. The
"Colony is not so often heard "of; now,
but Mr. Rufus Stephenson mentions `it
incidentally in the report of his recent
tour •of imspectiom He . says "the
Temperance Colony" embra,cew a large
tract of'1 nd'itnd-contains'"a`bout 63 set
tiers,'itho have each broken from 2 to
'25 acres." .Comment is not requited,