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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1884-03-28, Page 6. • # $20 JSItB> Nazis. The publishere of Rutledge's Monthly offer twelve vaiuubte rewards in their monthly for Apr9, amoog which lathe following :-we will give 320 to Tito person telling is how man words there are in.the Epistle of ludo, oersted in tilt Now Testament Boriptur t thsNaw Raviesox,)1.1y Apritl0th,1864, d two or more correct answer's be received,e' i RawAnn will be deluded, The money will be forwarded to the:winner April 10th. 1984. Par- sone trying for the reward must pend 20 cents i' in sliver (no postage stain taken) with their answer, for which they 'will receive the Moy Monthly, in which the name and address of t he.winner of the reward and the correct ans. veer, will be. published, and in whish several more valuable rewards will be offered. Addreas 2ti7Tr.4nGE.10nr.ISnING COMPAI%T, Easton, Pe, AROUND THE COUNTY. 'Mem% J, do D, Curry have bought ont the Winer business of Mr. Geo, Grant, Goderioh.' To donors or not to cough is settled at ones: w itl;.a 25 cent bottle of "Hun" Cotton Onto, Mr.•11. Martin bas sold the Queen's Hotel, Elfgter north, owned by Abel Walper,, Esq., ttgionis W. Cudwig, London. , •EdTrrA LARGe. Dogeewall. Price. 25 .cents: Quick effects. "Eun". Coosa Oohs. Mra. Wm. 1VIcGeoch of the 2nd concession of Tuekeremith, fell on the cellar attire, frac- turing her arra at the' wrist Mr. Patrieit'b'I"Lcif e"ld to Mr. Patriek Atkinson, lot 14, eon. 1,. McKillop, containing fifty acres for tbe sum of $3,100 cash. DA181E8-Now-a-dajte not to nee "TosseaRT " the newexquisita for the Teeth and Breath argues•nos to be Recherche, take 'a look at lt.'. at vourdrug. eture. 'it ebBrB ' L. & S. Broadfoot, Tnckeramitb, hate sold their aaaadian-bred stallion, "Pride of Ontario" to-Mr-Fowleri for $500. . Mr. Thos. Keetel died at his residence, 2nd concession, Stephen, at the advanced age of 90 years. Ho settled in the township thirty- four years ago. AH ! We get up feeling badly, didn't rest- good,, don't want breakfast, no appetite, no • qy,; bad taste and breath, guess we are $$lltiouo.• Two, doses Zo-ra-eA wfti tone: ep our -AiViei'aid our ambition, and set as right. , The case of Cameron TB. ChM- s, for alleged neglect of ditty as:a .deputy -returning Officer in the last•Dominion election, • has beon die - alibied with coats, by Hie Honor .ndgeToms. A little boy aged five yearn, son of Mr. John Twin, •of Egmoudville, while ,climbing ou a waggon, had the misfortune to get'. his leg naught iu the wheel, breaking his; left thigh bone P With surf i '"• rtainty•`"flan" COUGH CURE atte11de;�q ..",, ,, "eBa3n relieving and :aur- ing the wnstgtjs (� : ough. Who would suf- fer us ferwitha•e', ' 1:c 1 . Ron of Mr. Wm. • Jamie- son, of the JI��i�ten Bond, Hullett,has recently graduated Wit$ honors at Detroit Medical College,. anaa 1lh peen awarded his degree of M. D. ,: For its soothing and grateful initneuce in the scalp, and for the. renioval.•and • prevention , of dandruff. A3 er's Hair. Vigor has no equal. It restores faded or gray hair to its original dark color, stimulates the growth of the hair, and gives it &beautiful, soft, glossy and :silken ap. nemanee. 111r.Mlunroe,•of Dungannou, has bought out the store and stook of S. Caldwell, ' Manches- ter, who for many years past has carried on business there. Mr. Caldwell• remains. in Manchester.' YN''the history of medicine Mr preparation has received such universal commenjlation for the WGatford% and the permanentroure it effects in kidney disease, as DR. VAN 'BUREN'S.. KIDREIE, A. CURE. Its action 'in these distressing complaints Wonderful. is simply Mr. John Templeton, of Tuokeramith, . has sold the ;onus Clydesdale. stallion runic(\ he brought out with him from the old .country, a year ago, to. M'eaers. Brooks & Colquhouu, of Hibbert, for $2,000. • •. BL wr1FUL GLOSSY HAIR may be secured• Eby wetting the hair at night, and•every Right fur MVO or three with the. c.An•galuee Hair Renewer a name well and favorablyknown, It accorn dlishes even better results than is advertised, Sold at o'e cents per bottle, • • An inquest was held . on Tuesday at 'the Goderich gaol on the body .of Wm.. Burgess; an indigent pauper who died th'ere.from the effects of a cancer in the'leg. Burgess is': the fifth pauper that has .died iu gaol since' De- cember. • Don't 1111 the system With quinine in the 'ef- fort to prevent or•,cuiaj'eVttrand Ague, Ayer's Ague Cure is a far more p4ftont preventive and remedy, with the advantage :of leaving in . the. body no poisons to produce dizziness;ideafness,., ' headache; and other disorders..The Inoprietors warrant It -Pay: • ,.. ,KIIEDITLit., • Beti rued, by Justices of the Pence ht and for the County of Ilnron for the Quarter eliding /larch lltb, A.D., 1884, pursuant to Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chap. 67,. See, 5 • Y' hereby 'certify 'the above to be correct: and true to the .best' of m knowled c .and belief. Clerk of the Peace's Office RA LEWIS,,. Clel•1- of the •Pzace rind (5. 0. A., County. of Huron. [ust a Few Left We have yet on band a few ' q n PirSt-�Clacti•O ' JE' i1 E — SrJEC)V E14, hich' we ate selling at a big reduction, in older to make loom fpr out lat;ge' . •stock of': Eggs taken iii eco PEIN G HARD. WARE hich will .arrive shortly in the shape of SPADES, SHOVELS, RA1U$r, OES, NAILS,..LQCKS, HINGES, WHITE LEAD,' 'PAINTS, OILS, MACHINE OILS,' &c., At D THE PRICES•WILE 13E RIgliT ' e wish •'to 1etul•n Our thanks to clic numerous customers for the eery; lrbGral upport: they have extentded to us lin 'the past, and will endeavor to in the utnre so that we may _receive a`Continitance of,y'the same, • J. W. Ames, harness maker, .Brussels, has made an assignment. This is the fourth this winter, and rumor says we. are not at the end yet. The National Policy banjos: its . charm. in and around ,Brussels, judging from the nawb.r'of assignments, and' strange to say, the unfortunates are nearly all, or have bees admirers of it. DON'T. Don't allow prejudice to stand iu the way of yourjudgment. if you need invigorating, if your system needs bracing up, if you are con- stipated, your Liver sluggish, your;head'acbesl; if you are subject to hick or nervous headaches, if you lack energy, in the morning, and want ambition at. noon, go to work and, stir your Liver and Digestion with Zq-ra•zt: Regulate your Bowels and generaleystem with thiiq sure, speedy and pleasant antidote. all troubles% arising frau the Livet j ch. Try a sample anyway.•PP On the 19ih inst./ as Mr. Wm. Campbell, _ of Harpurhey, was cleaning his . rifle, it ac- eideatly went off, and the bullott"passed tbrorgh a room, door and ahs rills wife who waa standing in the bedroom. Tho bullet' passed through the left thigh bone, shattering it, then passing out entered the fleshy part -of the right thigh and palmed out.' The bullott ewes not found and its gnat destination -is un- kpown. All has been done that "sir-rgioal-skill Can do in the meantime, but the opinion 'of tiie ,surgeon% is that the end will be a, fatal one. -'[Any man who attempts to clean a loaded gun is a fool of the worst kind.) Y, An Answer Wanted.' Can any one bring us.a case of Kidney or Liver complaint that Electric Bitters will not speedily euro ? We say they can not; as thousands of cases alreadypermanently cured and who are daily recommending Electric Bitters, will prove. Bright's Disease, Dia. betel, weak buck. or any urinaay -Complaint quickly cured. They purify the blood, regtt: ate the bow"•ls,aud set directly on tkoldiseas. ed parts. Every bottle guaranteed, For sale at SOc. a bottle by Watts .& Co. Go to COOPER'S ' FOR C11141' GROCERIES Crockery, 'Glassware, &c Oatmeal and Cornual alw•ays. on Lauda 'ALSO ' Pattv's calobratad English 8rsakfaat:8acoa, Lona Clear fncrii•, Stipal'.Cured 11con8r.. -advt. No. 1 LARD. At prices ,,Lich cannot be beaten to 'town. HIS 60 C. TEA A SPECIALTY. , ROLE fiGEflx Ntlt Do birs ELECTRIC SOAP 0A COOPER, 'ALBERT STREET, :Cfd;ITo HA 4LAN= .- S1105., •Brick Block, sign of the; Padlock•', Clinton; • ;rG7ST AIiRT`y`E1 t • reasonable price, and go vii ere and mad, TO And. you will not be deceived, .and .w;e but will :cell as chea (-G, TO ' • OAk- HALL if and a'.perfectfit. If you Want a, good cut to fit with ease and comfort: Go. advantage •to exainine ouz' stock befor REMEMBER THE PLACE, NEY' OAK HA IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE SHADES AND. PATTERNS, • USUALLY' FOUND ONLY TN•CITIES C..� pecial T omen in 5 * 10 ck.Papers,` tg§rNo. trouble to show, whether you'pnirchase or not. SEES 'hom:pson STILL • And do bttshiess more this Tl6O'Z"S • Women's Good Prunellas f 14Ie1i's Lace Shoes, $2, 1) you see our new Spring El.. trouble W • ll WANTED, A QI7.ANTITY 01 GO01) PO-TA.TOBS, eau.-pO.1�T` .It tO thy ,itlC(y use .itlflClr. FARM FOR A.LE, • LCT i8,,CON. 6, HULLETT Consisting of. 100 80108, situate about three tutlos from the rapMly growing town 01 ClIfltOil. Well improved, under good cuttivatiOn, widen - did soil,Well watered, and usual advantages Terms liberal. W. 19, FllI RAll. Clinton, seut,11,18$1.. 1;112 rindcrelgncd dneiree to tliat4k Tris mi-� nterous frion(18 to Clinton an(1 rlelnity 1'or their Ilbetal patronage dnring the twain year s he 'carried on the butchering business, and would intimate to thein thathe luta i -c -cam. moneed business. in .Cor tl`rr bt1111/lnu, '1111. 1/itron *street, where 1ie.lvill be pleasedto Meet his old flien(1 nd,ns many -tow ones as may furor blip whirl heir patrons c. -BOUT, FITTZsIM(ONS, axa 40' Lei FAT. .gs, H ,1 , 'the public ivill'.find'our stook of medicines complete; warranted 'ibftttile, and or • • the best quality, TOlInm SOAPS) 'SIIOULDEit IACI0r LItlV SS1S SPONG1S .AND ALT, 'KINDS .. Or DI GGISTS' Svrionits iusttALtY REpt: •: 1'N A 1"'IT:ST CLASS' i'4T.rC+ ST0il1:, r•••1•."1 SI�MPSON Clinton VARKTIES J`ilY . SEEDS r :• Clinton. CHEMISTS &, DRU GIS -... . Street; Crizxtta►ln. ' . . h ►illy' vf'Cliarge, Bata ut . cowrie. o tl .i,, Acura tf couvlct pg Jitatiee dr Justices. ups. Otf"al• tygiee ' damage, Time paid or to be pold to said To whom paid over by said Justice, .,-..-.,«.....P...$ Flue paid why not, and general observations, ...,�„.,. If any. 111ame of 'Prosecutor • Name of Defendant. 1 2 3 4 5 13 7 8 0 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18. 19 g 0 2. 21 22 23 2 15'►omao 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 . 35 "36: 37 38 39 40 41 42 Oogatabl. Yule, " , " Wm. McCaig, Inspector Yates, . . 44 " Donald Patterson Constable Yule "' •" Wm. Varcoe Constable Yule ," ": , Wm. Toe . '• Wm. Ballantyne " ftR.,11. Thos. Stephens Wm. A, Campbell Inspector Yates Bcid el'Holloran Wm. Clark Robert Young Walter Hill Walter Hill JeremiahHeaman Heapian., Alice Taylor Edward Dyer • Margaret McDonald F. S. Scott 1 . . 4c 114 4` if " " ' .Mrs, F. Alleng License Inspector p Constable Davis Ph ]ona:ltoutley y Abraham Knight F. S. Scott. : • Harriet MoMillan George Harris." Ins ectorYates ' P ,, Charles Williams - Lucius, Carey • Joseph Williamson John Campbell Samuel Pike Joseph Nixon John McLean J,Fulford J,� McMillans y J. J.. Molly iniln . Wm. Watson James McLean Mars. N. McDonald " Daniel Molvor 1. B. J0nato11 Johnston Wm. A. Campbell Timis. 'Stephens James Moore David Cooper John Clark Aures Bone • Thos. Heaman Jereml>thHaatt?ai)..• Walter Hill Walter Hill Win. Graham C. W, Gordon John Mattie@,, , . Adam Koenigand 1 Gas Gochel T:. O'Neil Thos. Hall Iaeac Gill Ambrose Allen • . T hce.ltJich4ls on' George McLeod Emanuel Routle Thos. M cLean • Y Joseph Elliott . WmpMcMillan. ' "'-` Thea. Treleaven • Alfred Roe I Wiley & Edwards • • Drunk and disorderly VagranStealing c money • , Contravention liquor license. act Contravention liquor license act Assault Vagrancy Vagrancy 'malting and abusive language, Vagrancy • Vagrancy Assault Infraetion.of liquor license net Infraction of liquor license act Abnaive_language Asaanit Selling liqu(it in; prohibited. hours Drunk Vagrancy Neglecting to give half road+' Threatening language .. - of . 44. 44 6( . " "` Assault — False pretences Treeapass,Feb. Sallin liquor in prohibited hours g • 4r 4,' "` " " " 'Recelvin 'stolen goods , Violating license law , g Drunk and disorderly • Threats ' . •, . Furious driving over county bride g K Selling liquor without license, InsaneRoes, Neglecting to divide the road Violation of hquorlaws Y: Non-payment of wages • ... Deo. 11 4c 1.1 Jap, 8 Feb. 4 � p: 1'�' 4` . 21 " 19 "` 19 Feb. 6 44 25 '` 28 Jan. 26 Feb.. 23 91 " . 9' " 14 " 18 Dec. 21 14 ". 17 4f 17' "° 20 " 21 Jan. Jan. 12 "• " 19 10 4 "'. ' 17 "4 17 Jan. 26 Feb. 29 Jap. 11 Sept. 27 " 8 Dem 21' Feb.' 26 Dec. 22 Tan.. 2 Feb. 21 I Mar. 24 Huraee Horton, Mayor, Gloderioh • • s4 4, 44 Pollock and Horton, J, P'a. Pollock. and Martin, J. Pe. Ounce Horton, Mayor . "" . " • y . " 46 4" " "' • " ••1 114 4t Si " ' • , M. Y. McLean and A. Strong, Seaforth, . « 44 " •"` . D. A. Forrester, Mayor, Clinton .. _ `.f. " , • `.- Holmes and McZibbon, J.Ps. �'t. ingham Thea. Holmes, J. P, John McDonnell, J. P., Exeter ' "' " 44 s4 ,4. 44 4' . `" "4 if " " Hunter and Shaw44 44 , 3. Ps., Brussels' ,'•44 411 `' " "` Hunter and Strachan, J. Pis., Wm 3: Wilson, J. P. n Drummond. and MoKunnon, J. Ps. • Wm. Drummond,. Esq., J.P., , , David Kirk, J. P•, Girvin, Young, and Morns, J, Ps. Roclgere and Foster,.3. Pa - Dorland and J, Pa. Tllallollgh and Daendoar, J,,Ps. Holmes and McEwan, .1 P's` .Thomas Holmes, •J. F. . 4 00 1 00 20 00 20 00 1 00 5 00 1 � 1 00 • 1 00 00 1' 00 . • 20 00 20 00 00 6 00 20 00 >3 90 1 09 1 00 2 00 200 20 00 20 Co 20 00 22 00 5' 00 20 00 1. 00 Dec, 18 Forthwithent Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith. Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith Feb. 14 Feb. 18, ForEh'witli Forthwith Forthwith Paid I+'orthwtth F1orfhwith Forth%ith Settled~ Forthwith. Forthwfth Forthwith Forthwith Forthwith. ' Def 1, Wiley ----Not'liatid.. for trial to first o ourt License Inspector. , TQwn'Ireadnre " • "; r. TOM 'Treasurer ' • To pay coats $5 • Licence Inspector So " 4 Tow"Treasurer r "4` Inspector Yates, Town Treasurer•: Not •paid , ' Prisoner County Treasurer: Bound to keep "` 4" 44 a4 i4. 44 • County Treasurer Case. dismissed . County Treasurer And costs 'License Inspector Defendant .paying $3 Licence Inspector . ,.' Townahip Treas., ' Col F. S. Scott . Township Treas.Ash Not proved,'disniiesed admitted 'charge.. and Committed. 8,days ofoompetei.t5uxiediction Paid., . , Committed 10 flake. Committed 3 moptha, Committed 6 months. Committed. 2 months. Not paid: • nth Huron. 44 • sent.dotvn fair 3. 'months. the peace for 6months. 44- 44 .( 44 44 Plaintiff not appearing, • Not paid yet, • 44 .. •,'.. Diemissedxwith''coats. dame • coats. ,� a "a .i.:".:'41.0. - ' r ' Sent to)' , ,' ' d, a. pienii ed ` + "costs: • borne 10' -tel •• And coats.•-•aq* r •' .• x Committed for'�0 days. field damage $1,60.' [costs.. ordered•to pay $24.33,& • Y' hereby 'certify 'the above to be correct: and true to the .best' of m knowled c .and belief. Clerk of the Peace's Office RA LEWIS,,. Clel•1- of the •Pzace rind (5. 0. A., County. of Huron. [ust a Few Left We have yet on band a few ' q n PirSt-�Clacti•O ' JE' i1 E — SrJEC)V E14, hich' we ate selling at a big reduction, in older to make loom fpr out lat;ge' . •stock of': Eggs taken iii eco PEIN G HARD. WARE hich will .arrive shortly in the shape of SPADES, SHOVELS, RA1U$r, OES, NAILS,..LQCKS, HINGES, WHITE LEAD,' 'PAINTS, OILS, MACHINE OILS,' &c., At D THE PRICES•WILE 13E RIgliT ' e wish •'to 1etul•n Our thanks to clic numerous customers for the eery; lrbGral upport: they have extentded to us lin 'the past, and will endeavor to in the utnre so that we may _receive a`Continitance of,y'the same, • J. W. Ames, harness maker, .Brussels, has made an assignment. This is the fourth this winter, and rumor says we. are not at the end yet. The National Policy banjos: its . charm. in and around ,Brussels, judging from the nawb.r'of assignments, and' strange to say, the unfortunates are nearly all, or have bees admirers of it. DON'T. Don't allow prejudice to stand iu the way of yourjudgment. if you need invigorating, if your system needs bracing up, if you are con- stipated, your Liver sluggish, your;head'acbesl; if you are subject to hick or nervous headaches, if you lack energy, in the morning, and want ambition at. noon, go to work and, stir your Liver and Digestion with Zq-ra•zt: Regulate your Bowels and generaleystem with thiiq sure, speedy and pleasant antidote. all troubles% arising frau the Livet j ch. Try a sample anyway.•PP On the 19ih inst./ as Mr. Wm. Campbell, _ of Harpurhey, was cleaning his . rifle, it ac- eideatly went off, and the bullott"passed tbrorgh a room, door and ahs rills wife who waa standing in the bedroom. Tho bullet' passed through the left thigh bone, shattering it, then passing out entered the fleshy part -of the right thigh and palmed out.' The bullott ewes not found and its gnat destination -is un- kpown. All has been done that "sir-rgioal-skill Can do in the meantime, but the opinion 'of tiie ,surgeon% is that the end will be a, fatal one. -'[Any man who attempts to clean a loaded gun is a fool of the worst kind.) Y, An Answer Wanted.' Can any one bring us.a case of Kidney or Liver complaint that Electric Bitters will not speedily euro ? We say they can not; as thousands of cases alreadypermanently cured and who are daily recommending Electric Bitters, will prove. Bright's Disease, Dia. betel, weak buck. or any urinaay -Complaint quickly cured. They purify the blood, regtt: ate the bow"•ls,aud set directly on tkoldiseas. ed parts. Every bottle guaranteed, For sale at SOc. a bottle by Watts .& Co. Go to COOPER'S ' FOR C11141' GROCERIES Crockery, 'Glassware, &c Oatmeal and Cornual alw•ays. on Lauda 'ALSO ' Pattv's calobratad English 8rsakfaat:8acoa, Lona Clear fncrii•, Stipal'.Cured 11con8r.. -advt. No. 1 LARD. At prices ,,Lich cannot be beaten to 'town. HIS 60 C. TEA A SPECIALTY. , ROLE fiGEflx Ntlt Do birs ELECTRIC SOAP 0A COOPER, 'ALBERT STREET, :Cfd;ITo HA 4LAN= .- S1105., •Brick Block, sign of the; Padlock•', Clinton; • ;rG7ST AIiRT`y`E1 t • reasonable price, and go vii ere and mad, TO And. you will not be deceived, .and .w;e but will :cell as chea (-G, TO ' • OAk- HALL if and a'.perfectfit. If you Want a, good cut to fit with ease and comfort: Go. advantage •to exainine ouz' stock befor REMEMBER THE PLACE, NEY' OAK HA IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE SHADES AND. PATTERNS, • USUALLY' FOUND ONLY TN•CITIES C..� pecial T omen in 5 * 10 ck.Papers,` tg§rNo. trouble to show, whether you'pnirchase or not. SEES 'hom:pson STILL • And do bttshiess more this Tl6O'Z"S • Women's Good Prunellas f 14Ie1i's Lace Shoes, $2, 1) you see our new Spring El.. trouble W • ll WANTED, A QI7.ANTITY 01 GO01) PO-TA.TOBS, eau.-pO.1�T` .It tO thy ,itlC(y use .itlflClr. FARM FOR A.LE, • LCT i8,,CON. 6, HULLETT Consisting of. 100 80108, situate about three tutlos from the rapMly growing town 01 ClIfltOil. Well improved, under good cuttivatiOn, widen - did soil,Well watered, and usual advantages Terms liberal. W. 19, FllI RAll. Clinton, seut,11,18$1.. 1;112 rindcrelgncd dneiree to tliat4k Tris mi-� nterous frion(18 to Clinton an(1 rlelnity 1'or their Ilbetal patronage dnring the twain year s he 'carried on the butchering business, and would intimate to thein thathe luta i -c -cam. moneed business. in .Cor tl`rr bt1111/lnu, '1111. 1/itron *street, where 1ie.lvill be pleasedto Meet his old flien(1 nd,ns many -tow ones as may furor blip whirl heir patrons c. -BOUT, FITTZsIM(ONS, axa 40' Lei FAT. .gs, H ,1 , 'the public ivill'.find'our stook of medicines complete; warranted 'ibftttile, and or • • the best quality, TOlInm SOAPS) 'SIIOULDEit IACI0r LItlV SS1S SPONG1S .AND ALT, 'KINDS .. Or DI GGISTS' Svrionits iusttALtY REpt: •: 1'N A 1"'IT:ST CLASS' i'4T.rC+ ST0il1:, r•••1•."1 SI�MPSON Clinton VARKTIES J`ilY . SEEDS r :• Clinton. CHEMISTS &, DRU GIS -... . Street; Crizxtta►ln. '