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CLINTON NEW ERA
•FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1886. .
LOCAL NOTIor s..
Demember the visit of the hand: Royal Staft of Eug.
1is1i, French and German Physicians, who will beat
the Eattenbury House, Clinton, ;rem the 18th to the
2nd Inst,
CLINTON WOO><•LEN ' sm.1,11 is the
best place oallHuron ttdwool
A fll stock f NIjdeFiob onband at ion
est rates. Don't pass us,.
VAN EGiMO1ND'' soles, woolleb: bfilis, at
incasrhthortrade, Alstoo
toetggetgoyo rrwoolle goods ii,
.
first quality and cheap. Always on hand a large and
well assorted stock tochoose from. *21
wit ZOPitg.
Six Months Trial Trip.—We.will
end the NESS' ERAato new subscribers from
the let of July to the 31st Dec., for 50 cents
in' advance, simply to sive a six months trial.
This, at enr snbscription rate of $1.60 a year,
is giving two months for nothing.
BIto8E1i's OFFICE.—We understand-
that,Messrs. Cox & Worts,brokers, etc,,
Toronto, purpose starting a branch office
here, and have rented the building owned •
by Mr. Dinsley, for the purpose.
-- " Felt• -E t ANS.--County--Olerk-Ada
son leaves about the middle of June on a
tripe to the old county ; he goes for the
benefit of his health. It it expectedtthat
Mr; John McMillan, of Hullett, and pos-
sibly.some others, will accompany him.
THE AssEssafEET ROLL; -The adjourn -
.
•ed meeting of the Court of Revision, was
held on Wednesday evening, when'theap•
peals of Mr. T. Jackson againsthis entire
assessment, and that of Mr. James Smith,
on behalf ofhis empty store, were consid-
ered, but the Court disallowed ~both,, and
the Roll was then declared closed.
LEGAL PRooEEDI as. -Mr, W Robi4-
son, of the Huron Rood,- threatens .legal
proceedings against the town, for damages
done his property by the Mary Street
drain emptying its waters thereon. Air.
Searle also purposes taking action to com-
et the town to cover the drain on Oran e
VE0E1'431E8. — The gardeners :here,
evidently regard us as upholders of the
vegeteriau idea, as they ,kindly bring us
"the first fruits: of all their increase," and
the best that can be got.. Yesterday,, Air,
Jos. Alianson left usa basket of grew -
berries, some of which measured over 4
inches,. He. also left a collection ofgarden
vegetables of the'choicest kind.
• Tug Wi sAT CROP.—Tho gentleman
who furnished the Globe early in the
spring with a paragraphto the effect that
the fall wheat had suffered irreparable
injury from the effects of, the winter, now
writes to say that his first impressions are
fully confirmed, and that the crop is, in
no part of Ontario, afull one, and in many
countiesthe yield will certainly not be
more than half an average one, and in
some instances lessthan that,—Globe.
[We are glad to say, and are know the.
Globe will be pleased to hear, that in so
fares the central portion of Huron is
concerned at least, this gentleman is in
error. Fall wheat in this neighborhood
ldoks. splendid, generally, and will be a
good average crop. Over near Bayfield it
is heading out.
•
BEZEis.-A short time since some per -
Win Went into a vacant lot owned by -Mr.
hos. Holloway, and dug up and took
ay -soma; tree- therefrom; it Nus a
cheeky thing to do. The rain which fell
in this neighborhood, on Sunday night,
was worthconsiderable to the county, if
it was very general, for grains were in
anuch' n'eed of it. Three hundred appeals
have been entered against the Dominion
Voters' List, in East Huron, by the.Lbe-
rals. Mr. A. McArthur, because of some
misunderstanding with. the contractors,
has thrown).up his partof the Mitchell f
Methodist church contract Boys who are
in the habit of tearing 'offlabels and cards
attached to the ears, en Sunday and
other days," -should 'bear in, mind that if
detected they•will be prosecuted therefor.
Mrs. T. Spooner, and Miss M. Townsend
leave here on the 17th for the old country
they go - by the Allan Line, .. Several
teachers' left yesterday to attend the "meet
ing of the North Huron Association, at
FROM 1.- UP.
Moth Proof. CARPET FELT, BASKETS, FANS,
SILVER .PLATED WARE, CROQUET, BASE
BALLS, BATS, RUBBER BALLS, FOOT:
BALLS, HAMMOCKS, SCHOOL and
• OFFICE. MAPS,; BUILDING PA-
• PER, BAGS, PATTERNS, &c.,,
btreet. • If these shitsroceed the r b .Brussels; Mr, Horton, •formerly of the
ability is that the town will be;throWn in GTR., was here for it short visit on
for a cionsderable .bilrof costs anyhow 'Saturday;' he leaves for the old country
sdera ing more. • in a few days. .Master Bert Walker has
perhaps
askew a sitnatiQnan
DEATH Or A WELL -$i owN VGGALIST. _in, . organ factory, at
—Miss "Jennie Watson,the.celebrated
,Detroit. On the nightofthefirelastweek •
Scottish. vocalist, died u'ddenl ae her a young• -man hurry-ing.-along-the_strcet R�
home in Toronto.on Tuesday..9.'Shp'•re- R ..■gN_
turned last November •after an absence of
some years in the United States: Miss
Watson -s -death_ well lze.., :regretted.. bye°
thousands of persous.to whom she•has en-
deared herself by her agreeable manners
and .beautiful rendering of the songs of
Scotland. •She'appeared in -Clinton • on
'several. occasions. ••. . •
L PAPER:
VEAR�Y 500 DIFFERENT 01)8'14.
o, Wau p.Per and, eo,:imr.. from.
1 A R,CILL.
NIX: WALL PAPER AND BORDERS CONSIST OF
ran full belt against a female hurrying in
MEM OF NOTE. -•Rev. Dr. •Dewart,
editor of the Christain Guardian, spent a
short time here on Friday last, while: on
his way from' St. Thomas to the confer-
.ence, at' Goderich. He. had never been
in this section of country. before,' and said
that in all his Canadian travels 'he had
not comeeacross a more beautiful' Section .they will play out eery night.next ,week,
of land than what he noticed from the car before going to._Stratford .Major T. T.
window between =London =and -Clinton,,: •Coleman is gazetted Lieut. Colonel of the
and admitted that it was justly •entitled to 38rd (Huron) Battalion, vice Colonel Ross,
who retires, retaining his' rank. .Major
Murray is also permitted to retire retain-
ing rank: Mr. Jos. `Al1aiisori.,show.ed Ili
.some exceptionally large ;strawberries for
.this time of the year, .tin Tuesday. We
congratulate our townsman; , Mr. Jr P.
Tiedall,.on his departure from the bathe•
lot's ranks,.and extend to' himself and his
life, partner our best wishes;;. Messrs G.:
T.'MtTaggart and H. T. Rance• were pre-
sent at the wedding; the former being one
of the 'three .groomsmen.• Report, says:
os• .:that .a highly esteemed young lady, of
sible, and make :other railway -arrange- Albert .St., next week' takes her de ar-.
mints for tJie occasion. During the after ture to Wingham as. the wife of a resi ent
noon W. H. Murney,•• Esq., of Goderich, of that ' place. Mrs.M. - Y. . McLea , of
P. C. T., was. presented with a handsome Seaferth, . was this' week . on a- visit to
• bible and a .complimentary address as a friends here, `Last week_ a• couple of boys
token of his valuable services to the Order thought they would strike out 'and: see the
in the past. Mr. Murney-replied:.in very world for themselves; after walking tb
feeling terms. Resolutions ' were :alio Brueefield'and Bayfield; and staying away
--passed thanking the •members of Perlia-: one :night, they concluded that they had
went of both shades of politics who'snp seen alt that was worth seeing, and :re-.
ported.the Government during the Riel turned: to theparental'roof: An emergently-
debate; also approving of the action . of `meeting of the R. A. C.; A;F. and A. M.,
the British House of_ Commons in defeat-'. was held .on Monrlay. "evening,.. a large
ing the Home. Rule Bill;' . number of visiting brethernbeing present;
"SOMETHING CoiitlE1i.NING CRAIG; --; 'no business of public importance, was
gentleman whose word is as good as his. transacted.' Messrs. J. H.: Morley, of the
bond informed' a 'NEw EDA represents- Ohieage & North-Western R:'.R:, and Mr.
tive the other day that he -had taken_,din-.W. W.innett, `of the C. P. R., were here:
ner--with-Mr:-W.-Cr-aig, eattle-buyer; i . ern :busiztess-aa•Tizesday: Oue ' thousan
certain place within the borders'of Cana. Awe and three-year=old heifers and forty
da. In referring tp hie -affairs; Craig made • • Shorthorn bulls, 'testing 540,000, have
the following statement, and while we are been 'purchased in :' this county for the
notin a position -to know whether he was High River Ranch,' forty miles' sogth_of -.
: telling,the.truth or otherwise, .we give his Calgary.. Mrs, Hele, of•Bellefontaine,O.,
remarks as they. were given tons. •."I -got %here on a visit to her'friends. Rev. Mr.
into difficulties -in -cattle, and to Thomas'' and son are visiting, oldfriends
set out of them made use'lof forged notes; here..; • It is said that the firemen have de -
though I never committed the forgery; tided :not to..take :part 'in the. Stratford
this was done by a_party wbo was toget, Tournament, owing to . the. difficulty of
and who did get a .part of the proceeds.. getting, a suitable team together. The
When things began to get, too warm it` passenger.business at Clinton.station.for.
was agreed that I should get out of the the month:of March, was as large:as any
way, and the other party was to try and, other three stations on the O.T. R., out
satisfactorily arrange matters,after which side of . the cities. ': D. M.Angus has Fe -
1 could return, He has not'done this, turned from New York, having passed
and I may yet return: Myliabilities---,are successfully his examination,. and being
not neatly so much as some make out." a full-fiedged,M. D.;•he expects.to take up
Being asked why he did not go where.he his permanent. residence in' the States,
would be unobserved, he replied that he ossibly in New York. Mt. Lawrence
no • ea. 0 .:ing arrea.an • • • t. fit R hie'agg gx ii illuffirs_p ace,
quently made no effort to keep out of the paid his friends a visit :here this week.-
way. It is said that he has very little .Complaint'..has been made to us that the
inoneywith him, • Woollen Mtn and Doan's Tannery' Wee.
AccIDENT.—On Tuesday evening the times :blow off steam across the road, and
mother, of Mr. W. B. Foster, who resides startle horses that happen to be in the
in Colborne, just serosa the .river from locality. Mr. Thos. White was pleased tom.
Holmesville, met with an accident while fipd'that he was the owner of a,dne Ton
in town. Mr. Foster had• driven ,here tine colt, on Wednesday morning. Y. A.
with his mother, wife and sister, and. King, late of Cairo, Mich. has returned
while he and his sisters were transacting • to these parts to reside, ,and May possible
business around town, the team,,, a quiet take up hie regidenee in Clinton; the` en
one, was left -in charge of:the others. tire disregard oftbe Sabbath was his great
While waiting et the corner of Diektion's objection to•residin in the United States,
store, the horses kept gradually stepping The Commercial Hotel is being improved
to the offside until. they had cramped the by 4,00 of paint. Mr. W. Rattenbury
rig, and raised the hind wheel from the bas been. indisposed for several days, but
grelittti , - -Before tirade whO were, standing is reported tar be betteryesterday;� althriligh
by could prevent it, the box fell over'on Well up in : years, we hope that the total.
its side and the occupants were thrown derb•o Clinton may yet see many more
out on the hard read. Mrs. Foster, jr., years of life. ' The Wingham excursion to
held her little boy in her arms and both Brantford was pretty well patronized year
escaped unhurt, but the •eld lady was not terday ; nearly 260 came down the L. H.
so fortunate. as being an invalid, and a &13., and about 81 got on at Clinton. -
pretty heavy .person; --she. could -not help --We.are. requested-to...say_:that _the_.Gkrand
herself, and fell on her side. When picked Union Hotel will always be, what the
up she complained of her back. hurting proprietress has aimed to male it, a home
her, and an easy chair was brought from for Scott Act people and travellers, and
Mr. Chidley's store, in which she ivas they, may rely on it that the utmost cor-
placed, and where she remained for some' diality; protection, and good treatment
time before she could be• removed home. will be extended to thein, so that no fears
It was not thought that Any bones were of injury to person or property need be
broken, but she received a very severe entertained, For our report of the County
shaking,• and we hope no serious results Court, we are indebted to the Goderich
will oasts therefrom, • . , Star.
an opposite ,direction ; the young man
was tbrown.into the ditch while. the other •
tumbled against a fence;: both had their • .
faces—sl"rghily--diafgured: -A certain- txr ll l ti. 1R -illi S 7 B i1lq�: �egant iu design that last.:
carpenter in town who was making an year, 'and also much cheaper. • Save,rnoliey: by purchasing here..
outbuilding, ;left it standing' on •. Albert
St. over Sunday ;during the night some
boys carted it over behind 1+•air's mill,and
dumped it into the mill pond..,3Xrs, W.
Robertson has been visiting friends, at.
Goderich.. Messrs J� A Cre11• and • W.
'Ross have passed the Toronto. University
examinations. Rev.:W. W. Sparling's
parents are here on . a' short visit. The
Doherty Band play ;some new' music on
the iharket.square; on Saturday evening;
ul�
�lGGiS9 &-C9�9VI� PdT�6&flS
he termed the garden o Canada." Rey.
Dr. Burwasb, of Victoria University, also
spent a short time here, on Friday.
t. O. L. —The semi-annual meeting of
thb•South Huron County Orange Lodge,.
was held in- the Orange Hall - here, on
Wednesday. Delegates were present
from nearly all the different 'stations of
the County.Jno. Scarlett W. C.
presided. Arrangements v,ere made for
the celebration at Exeter on the 12th of
July, and the 'county secretary was in-
structed to procure as low rates as .p•
.01
Z am Ageri.t for. the ` �A11an Line of Royal,
,, Mayl. `Steamshpe:.'
'ine '�ecocaf�� Window Sha��s aid rollers;
rC'HRIfi�. DIC S,CloN,.
Clintons Ont. :.
lea
J:UNE. !,RADE
A LABOR ASSORT�11E T OF
Beautiful clesigns,low prices MUSLINS
DRESS _ GOODB-LINES� NEW ALL THE
SUMMER SHADES
A Consignment of PARASOLS just in, cheap, see them,
:ANOTHER CASE
GLOVES and VOS(BRY, �pocial HONG -for Bois
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Mantle Departinent
Still fall e ui ,ec : Novelties in CLASPS YP N v C S anti BUTTONS:"
cmerican•
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We sell CHEAP all the time. Call and ask to seethe5Aods
' 'and get our prices.
"ECS: - pAY C• a
THE DRY GOODS`E EMPORIUM 1O
� U F CLINTON,.
1 A WONDERFUL
BARGAIN, DON'T
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armOfl
WE
ARE STILL HARD AT. Wo nc TRYIMMG 'TO' 'CATCH UP WITH
OUR ORDERS.
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On SATURDAY next andsix. following days we will Offer __ _ -
a line of . TWEEDS at 45ets, per; yd. They are an all vfrOol
Tweed, s `lendid . , figure
� �, patterns,. and worth 75c. a yard, 1st
Pp y
it Out:
11 in needof B Y _5 IT
Li;est Style, should see our beautiful stock of -
Cut and : Made in :the
c,,
From . Which" to choose your Spring Suit,
CALL AND INSPECT- OUR STOCK.,
O. Co
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TIE HUB CLOTEIEIS, CLINTON.,
Three Doors, West of Dickson's Book Store
5 Yards .for. a Boy's. Suit = $2.25.
ards10 a ; , _ ' 't ,• - = 2:95:
`We have only a limited quantity at this wonderful - price, and.
people who want to take advantage of it should call early and
_ o avoici disappointment.
Nov that, our Saturday Sales are becoming known, people.
are on the lobk out for .our great bargains, and although we
offer this line fore week we don't expect . there will beany
left at. the; end of three days,
403LAIN'T (>2N.