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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1884-11-14, Page 7GE OF BUSINE ON THE lst OF JANUARY, 1853. Thompson & Switzer, Our entire stock of Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Crockery and Glassware, will be sold off at greatly Reduced Prices till the 1st of 3 -an. arParties indebted are requested to settle up before that date. No produce taken on acconnt after the lst of Dec. NOTICE., The undersigned merchants of the Town of Clinton, beg to advise their customers that they have decided not to accept Butter, in settlement of account, on or after the 15th of November next, ' JOHN CRAIR ROBT. COATS & SON PAY & 'WISEMAN. ESTATE J. HODGENS PLUMSTEEL & 00, R. BEESLEY & SON. 100 BOR N. REYNOLDS—In Hullo% Oct, 81st, the wife of afr. Domini& Reynolds, of a. son. MoilitiEN.—In Hullett, on the 8th inst., tile, wife of $r.W. 4, MeRrien, Of a eon. WHEATLEY.leAt Milburn. on the Oth inst., the wife of Air. Jonisill Wheatley, formerly of Cfiaton, of *daughter. DOE.—ln i London'on tbe 9th fest., the wife of Mr: Chas. Doe, formerlyof Clinton, of a ciattgliteF. MARIRIEDe JENNINGS—CAMPBEEM—At the residence of the bride'. uncle, Huron Road. on the 12th Inst, by the Rev. Mr Matthews, Mr W. Jennings, to Mies M Camp- bell, .all of Goderick Township. BUCHA.NAN—FAIRBAIBNZ.At the Manse, Hen- sel), on the 12th that, by Bev. R. Y. Thomson, B.D., Mr. Alexander Buchanan, to Isabella, eldest daughter of Kr. Elliott Fairbairm both of Tuckersinitil, SHEPPARD-- COLCLOUGH.—On the 5th Diet., by. Rev. W. Craig, B.D., Mr. John Sheppard, jr., of Gode- rich tewitiliip, to Miss L, Colelough, of Myth,. WHITE—HALL—At Brunetson the Dth inst.. by Rev. S. Jones, Mr. Percy Wldte, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Time. Hall, all of Brussels. GOVENLOCIi.---HAYES.—In Mchillop, on the 5th inst., by Rev. A. D. McDonald, M. John Govenlook, to Miss Nellie Sent, eldest daughter of Mr. Thos. E. Hays, both of Mchillom THORNTON—GALLAWAY.--At Winnipeg, 011 thQ 4th inat,, by the Rev. Mr, Pitbaldo, Mr. W.Thornton, Express Messenger, C. R„ formerly of Clinton, In Miss Elizabeth Gallaway, of Winnipeg. DIED. • BURNS.—In Qederich Township, on the kW hist', Ellen A„ wife of Mr. D. Burns, aged 68 years. MOON -1n Millen, on the 10th inst., Roomier, :se- cond son of the late Thomas Moon. • Merit Proven Dollar upon dollar la frequently spent on the fait - of recommendations for artieles entirely worthless.— Not so with McGregor's Speedy Cure; you aro not ask- ed to purchase it until Re merits are preven. Call at Combe's drug store and get a free Wel bottle, and it onvinced it will cure you of the worst forms of dyspepsia, liveromplaint, eto., no matter of how long standing, it costs you, nothing. Sold in 50o, and bottles. 'See testimonials from persons In your own town. Our Fall and Winter Millinery has arrived, and our st,lek is ad attractive 4s. 'usual, comprie- • ing I'AllIS and. NEW YOIIIC Patterns, in ' . • • „: . , . •, Hats, Bonnets, Feathers, • Plumes; Plushes Satins, Silks and Ribbons. Our continued increase in the Millinery. business is a Sure sign that our customers and friends appreciate our efforts in keeping a large assorted stook, and that our prices aro right. BLACK CASHMERES A. SPECIALTY.. Our 'special linos in GLOVES, HOSIERY and FANCY' WOOLLEN GOODS is complete. • All the above lines we shall endeavor to keep well assorted during the season. Hits and Bonnets done over. Our customers and friends will still find us in the Beaver Block, where we shall be happy 10 meet them and as many new ones as may ftwor us with a call. . ' • It. BEESLEY Si SONS BEAVER BLOCK. J. CUNINGHA Desires to call speCial attention tolhisstockof China and Graitite Wa Of all kinds, suitable for Christinas presents. Also, the finest Confectionery' to be. hacli. Fresh . Fruit, Canned Goods, • • .• .• JOHN CUNXNGHAME. GROCER, • CLINTON r1 -11 -IM OLD ESTABLISHE S. PALM 'ER & 4 NEXT TO TOWN HALL • Norfolk gave neary 1,000 of a majority for the Scott Act on Tuesday, At Lexington, Ky., on Tuesday, Maud S. lowered her reeordfor a mile to 2091.. The. .4site.fok the vote on the Scott Act in Brant County hasbeen gazetted for December 11 th.. This gives the hotel men a year's reprieve, providing it carries. what ..to do if troubled with an unhealthy, slow -healing sore use McGregor & Parke's Carbolic °Oran. You will find it Invaluable for healing, *cleansing, and completely re- moving your trouble. It the blood is out of order take with it a few dozes.of sicGregor's Speedy Cure from Combe's drug store. • . • - • Hon Alexander Mackenzie is now in New York. He is afflictedwith partial paralysis of the leftarm, but his physicians entertain hope that the use of the arm will be fully restored and that the trouble about his voice can also be removed. Hon Isaae'Burilee is also in New 'York, very 111 with Bright's disease, from which fatal results are feared. A Blessing to all Mankind. • • , In these times when our Newspapers are needed with patent medicine advertisements, it is gratifying to know what to procure that will certainly cure you. If you are Billions, blood out of order, Liver inactive, or generally debilitated, there is nothing in the world that will cure you so quickly as Electric Bitters. They are a blessing to all mankind, and can be had•for only fifty cents a bottle by Watts & Co. ' ' . • TORONTO, Nov 11.—In the full Court of Appeal this morning judgments were given in the East Middlesex and East Simcoe election appeals. .Chief Justice Hagerty presided, and Justices 'Osier, Burton and Paterson were present. In the Middlesex ' election 'case the court held that the election was valid. The corrupt acts proved were not sufficient .to •affeet-the-result-of--the-eleetioirrIn the East'Sinicoe election case the court 'held that the corrupt acts proved at the elec- tion trial were such Its to affect the result of the election, which was therefore an in- valid election. The court, ihowever, dimi. hot declare. Mr. Drury (Reform,) the re- spondent; unseated. Mr. JUstiee. Pater- son expressed his opinion that the election had been a pure and valid one, and. that' tlao corrupt acts proved were' nOt . such as to affect the result of. the election. void 41 gittn tog There are hot few that have net suffered' almost in tolerable pain from toothache, neuralgia., or like neut.' poins. To them such an instant relief as Fluid Light ning is an untold blessing in time of trouble. No dis- gusting offensive medicines to be taken for days. One application of Fluid Lightning cures.' Sold at Combo ' The trial of the petition against the re- turn of Mr. Allison to the House of Com- mons for Lennox was commenced on Tues- day at Napanee. Mr. Pruyn the Conser- vative candidate, who was defeated by only five votes, is the petitioner, and claim the seat, , • ... • . • me Bditer's Tribute. Theron P. Keator, Editor of Ft. Wayne, Ind., "Gazette," writes: For the past five - years have always used Dr. King's New Dill. covery, for coughs of most Severe character, as *ell as for those of a milder type. I never fails to • effect a speedy cure. My friends to whom 'luxe recommended it speak of it in same high terms. Having been cur; ed by it of every cough, I have had for five years, I Consider it the only reliable and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, etc.". Call at Watts & Co's Drug Store and get a free trial bottleX Large Size . Bitnitieics Arnica timmlvc. The best San in tho world for cuts,bruises, . sores, 1ccrs, sal rheum, fever sores, tatter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and pas tively cures piles, or no pay required. It 'is guaranteed. to . give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. 'Watts &Cd. • $4 500WILLBUY PART OF LOT NO. 28 tit 9 the 4th concession of East Wa• wanosh. 09 acres. Ten acres of wood, good or - °bard, two good springs, two wells, log house with. frame kitchen, frame barn and drive house, and other outbuildings. Three tulles from Manchester, and 14 trent the town of Clinton, Store, Weekend*. Shell and post office ou the corner of the lot. $9000 down, balance on time to suit Ottreluther. It01,1VRT RAMSEY Westfield P.O., • WARE. FOIL SALE -- CONTAINING ONE, 1: hundred acres, being composed of west -half of lot 11, on the 6th man., and west -half of lot 11, on the 5t), oon, of Hellish. 50 acres cleared and its good fitato of cultivation. balance well timbered With pine, black ash and cedar. Good frame house, frame barn and stables, goof well and c.rehard. Situate miles from the village of Milburn, 7 frora Clinton and 8 from Seatorth. Possession given to do fall work. Terms easy, Apply on the premises, or address MES. 0. PETRIE, Constance. 38 • MlARNI FOR SAME, IN TEE TOWN - .12 SHIP Or 111111.41.11,118. --TBE AD3IINIS- tration of the Estate of the late Simon Stonier. offers for sale the east lmlf 01 105 38, 12th eon. of Hulled, containing 50 acres, about 40 acres of which are clear- ed, the balance hardwood timber. Frame dwelling home. It is within 43 miles of the vsllage of Londesi. 'hero, and about six miles from Blyth, both on the L., & B. R. There will be about ten acres of fall wheat sown on the fano. For further particulars, apply to GF,O, C. WOOD, Administrator, Lot 33, Con. 11, Hullett, or to 1.ondeaboro P. 0., Ont. N. B.—Tho other half of said lot can also be bought • at the game time. For tide apply to 4. MIETLER, Londesboro P 0. Hullett, Sept. 1, 1884: 0 'OAS TON MAItILJETS • Thursday, Nov. 13; 1884. (Corrected every Thursday afferpoon.) Wheat, fall $0 70 a 0 .71 Spring, ' •• • . • • • • 0 70 a 0 73 Oats, • 0 7 a' 0 28 Barley, . • 0 48 a 0 50. Peas •0 55 • a A 57 • Flour, , • • • 4 50 •a. 5 09 Potatoes, • • • , 080 n 0 30 Butter, • - •• 0 10 a 0 17 Eggs, '•0 18 a 0 19 Hay, . .• 8 00 a 9 00 • • Shoop pelts • ••Lamb Skins, * Perk, - . • • • 040 a 060 015a 025 . 6.00 a 7 00 00 a WOOD WANTED. Whitchni• rum for Salo BEIN° /LOTS 53. 54,101, 60, AND 609 •Maitland Concession, in the Township of Goderioh, flaunty of'Huron containing 334 acres, more or less. There are erected on the said property Frame House Bern and Stables., All the land is under fence except Lot 64, containing 34 item, which is heavily timbered, ,the balance (250 acres) Is under cultivation. The farm is well watered, she Elver Maitland runn• Ing through the property.. It is situated about 7 miles from the growing town of Clinton, .and 12 milesfrom fiederich the County Good, oh*, title, free from all Incumbrances. • Price, 830 per acre f sold before 1st pf Jan., 1885. • Apply to D. MITCHELL MeDONALD, • • Barrister, Toronto. • MONEY TO LOAN. 110RIVATE .AND COMON PANY 'PDS, AT lowest rates of interest., Principal payable asilesired by borrower. Valuator forAthe Laanno CREDIT COMPANY'. • • D. A. FORRESTER, Clinton. Die. 20, 1883. . • • BLYTH PIIIIP FACTORY. FOrgUSI033. egWillOWS • nnHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING RECENTLY 1 started a factory In Blyth, beg to intimate tothe people of Huron thaVtheY, are prepared to sink wells or cisterns and provide Pumps of the very best workmanship: Having had 0031- eider:01e experience in the pump -making busi- ness, they feel confident they can give entire' satisfaction. All orders, by mail or otherwise,. promptly filled,' at the most reasonable rates. Myth, April, , o Makes Your Boots CR-LACK—SHANK, THE BOOT MAKER. maim. IN ALL KINDS OF Hell, Woolen and Children's Boob & Sho Spring Stock well assorted, a complete in all departments ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH C. CRUICKSHANK, BRICK BLOCK., OLIN BEAVER 1300K STOR School supplies extra cheap. 25e.. Foolscap for 20e. 20c. Foolscap' for 15c. Note Paper for 15c. 1.5c. Note Paper for 10e. 10c. Note Paper for 7c. per q Extra value in Blank Books, Miscellaneous Books, Pocket and Family Bibles, 20 cent less than usual prices, see them. Special value in all kinds of Albums, P. Books, 13111 Books, Hand Bags, Satchels, Violins, Strings, Aecordeans, etc. 13 value in Silverware, Pocket Cutlery, Razors. Large and choice stock of China China Novelties, Vases, Dolls, Toys, cheap. Colored and Jet Necklets, Brae Brooches, Combs, Brnshes,.51re, very /ow.: BERLIN, SAXONY and other WO •• . - • ' CANVAS TASSELS, &c. . ALL GOODS AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. mai* We shall show in a few days ONE OF THE CHOICEST -AND M COMPLETE STOCK'S IN THE COUNTY. STAMPING DONE TO . ORO A.Z.303C. BEAVER BLOCK,. NEXT 'IX) THOMPSON ;Sc. SWITZER. M. F1SCHER takes the lead'fo,r- 11ASITITONABTZ 'TAILORIN JOHN ROSS, III you want a NICE SUIT; try him. If you want an 0'U • . I COAT,.try bhp. If you want a nice PAIR of PANTS, t PUMP MAKER I him.. • All aro, sold cheap for. cash. My motto is s CLINTON, ONT, profits and quick salei. I am prepared to say I can do .bet ' • . '• The subscriber has had Many years' experi- ence. and guarantees to give the best ofsatis• faction. PUMPSL . TANKS, CISTERNS; a o uonshoirifoliiii.-Eillifelefic by Ira promptly attended to. Charges raw 5ohft- •JOHN "MOSS, Clinton, than any dry goods house, as, I.do ray own cutting and makinci. The cutters salary goes' to .the -benefit of the clis • mer instead of a cutter.. ' • ' • • . , 00M13 and examinemy st-ock .of BEAVERS, ..1VTELTOPTS, WORSTE • Sc0r04 and c.A.N.A. DrA.N TWEEDS and West of ENGLAND TroWsei Boot attd.'Shoe. Store, ILA • • •• • riots' u pa% e LEADING JAILOR • • . IN. PERRIN'S •BLOCK. ria cnnorth f Grand II , OAK HA wo doors nor o ni I..1'AND-N1AD,R WORK, Sli/WEI? 5. PEGGM), • • p1';.:.'- atp1';.:.'to Suit every purse. The best work,•lowest prices, and satisfaction guaranteed As 1 have first-class city Workmen employed, ' entire satisfaction is it certainty. .Give usit Call • sir, BBACOM Manager. J. • 13 ID E 0 43:32E, • GOOD HARD OR SOFT CORDWOOD, to be delivered at ityprein Elevator. RICHARD IRWIN; STA NDAltD ti,tvATo.R. WILKIE & WOOLVEBTON# Al•CItt.11410:9; DENTISTS. tioid the exclusive right for the county for the Hurd proccq, ot admini.dcring chemically Imre Nitrogen lionosidc, »hl ell is tho safest end best Ilkein yet dig - revered for the painh,,4 extraction of teeth. charges moderate, satisfisetion guaranteed, Oil scsi, DEAVER IlLOCE, over Thompson 4 ;Milne's (irocery Storo, AII•ert street t Mutes. • —liatch.*:ant-Clotk. Maker, • . JE*BLLER, OPPOSITE THE majtgazt, CIiINFON • . Where.he keeps a select aellortment of WATCHES, eLOCKS, JEWALERY; Whicb we will sell at reasonable rates. . • Repairing of every deioriPtion 'promptly at .tended to, anda11 work warranted: •. . • ••—•. • • • J. BIDDLECOMBE. Otinton, Nov: 1882. UOOPOR SON CHEAP GROCERIES Crockery; Glassware, etc. Oaketil and .Cornmeal- always on hand, ALSO 1100,11. goiliratad Elia boakfat taco, Ansi No-..,45alcAcrizCired Hems, At • ricowhich cannot belmaten towo , HIS 80: C. TEA A SPECIALTY SOLE AGENT FOR Dobbins'EIMTRIC SOAP • • THOMAS COOPEIt & SON., ALBERT STRESTr CLINTON OF iFi3MCJIEIN:JE1P. . EIVIBRACIN0 Beautiful Dress Goods, DRESSMAKING ,• HOUSE (W FASHION. ROBERTSON'S Cress MakingEstablishment • 1N FULL • oaltitEN IIAS JUST URTURNED ar.s. from chie.ag.), Detroit and Thitralo, with the latest fashions and • Styles, and will he pleased to see list. lady frient18., . • 4." (1rAllOtS MOI)1.111417%, A PPRUNT !Es WANTED. • .TOIINt, ROMMTSON, yi e torte Street, C1411.011. • Tricotine Dress Goods, All of which have been purchased on the mot advatitag • . xerms and.are offered at the • VERY LOWEST PRIC O1CD04:'IRJI R. COATS & SON, Clill A: new and.ehoice assortmeg.