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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1886-06-18, Page 811111•111.1.11.11=W' Bam's.—Mr. jas. Sheppard has had, a CLINTON NEW ERA very neat verandah put up for him, the ' worlewas done by Alessi. Cooper &,Swaf- 6eld. ; Mr. NV. Cooper hassls,o tweeted one for Mr, W. Taylor. Stone foundations are being put under the houses of Mr. D. R. Menzies and UM, Thomas, 14. F. Rumba11 has added a story to his house, • and is making other improvements, Mr. P. Robb -and family have moved to Sea - forth. Mr, J, H. Kelly, formerly pub- lisher of the Clinton True Briton—a • paper that died• 20 years ago—was in town last week; he hes been advance agent for 14 years with Forepaugh's show, and is now one of the proprietors of Pullman's Circus, , On Thursday last, while Ntr.. A. Jordain was hauling lnmber, he accident- ally got his hand caught betamsa :WV This, at our subsyear, cription rate of 01.50 a wheel and bolster, bruising it severely. is giving two months for nothing. The wife of Mr. D. Cluff is visiting rela.7 FRIDAY, TUNE 18; 1886. LOCAL NOTICES. woorawsuf Daiirms is the beat phloem the County of Huron to tr,ade your Wool off. A full atonic of all kinds of cloth en hand at low - cat rates. • Don't pose us. Great Redaction in Fitraittlre,— it you are in Peed of anything in the furniture line, before buying call at the Bed BRelrer store. 4.• BEN - NETT, the Cabinet Maker and -Undertaker is selling cheap. The bestis the cheapest. Albert St,, Clinton,. $ix' 11Iontbs Trial Trip.—We will send the NEW 'ERA to new subsoriberifrom the lst of July to the 31st Deo., for 50 tents in advance, simply to give a six months trial, • • .„ • Zews ZoPleC TOROiVTO WhisI0A1. FESTIVAL.—he following persons left on Tuesday m n- ing to attend the Musical Festival at T r - onto :—Messrs. H. Snell, Wiseman, Jackson, jr., Mrs. W. Coats, jr,,an Misses D. Doan and S. Bean. Cernp.—Mr. W. MeLerth shipped • car load of cattle from here last week, the following being sellers and weight of ani- mals :—John Elliott, Gbclerich township, two cows, 2200 lbs. ; Rich. Cole, Hullett, two .steers, 2840 lbs,; D. Lansing, Hul- lett, three heads, 4190 lbs. ; W. Patterson, Hullett, three head, 8450. SCRoork,—The Public Schools will be open to yisitors anytime from the. 21st inst., up to the close 'a the school, which takes place on the 2nd , of Jig''. The teachers will be pleased to find that the • parents and others take Suffteient interest in their work to make a visit to the 66001, any tini,e it is eonvenieut. To SA.TIEPY JUDOthENTS,-L-SOITIO time ago Mr. A. T. Salt left town without the formality of. satisfying-his-exeditorsovho ' entered suit and obtainedj udgm en t against Oyes in the neighborhood of Kincardine. The other day some boys sere observed in the censetery throwing stones at the monuments ; should be remembered that's -heavy fine -can be—imp.osed for of- fences of this, kind. The proprietors of the Foundry report Orders for threshing machines unusually good. • Mr. R. Welsh brotight us, last Friday, a stalk of wheat thatineasured 54 inches in length,witliout the roots, and' it was well -headed out. Miss McKo..wen last ;week attended the arriage of her coastiatTara. Miwnd rs. J. Cunningham have been visiting lends at Heafryn. A change took piece • i a the arrival of the afternoon mail from th past, this week; instead of arriving at 3.0 as heretofore, •the train now arrives at 20 p. m. The ',vire of Rev. A. Ste, • wart is visiting -her parents. at. Toronto. A let er received this week from Mr. W. Banc; (brother of Mr. C. C. Rancp)states that h has left Manitou, Men., and gone to Bri 'sh Columbia to reside and he thinks the scenery snd.climate something grand. •Jam. Duncan,who has been penin'sothe time with her daughter at Pembroke is here on kvisit to old friends. On' Sant "Ir'night three boys were de- tected stea ng small • articles from the toxe of Mr: . Floody. Work has been commenced � Mr. .3. P.,Tisdall's new • houfte, Ratterlury street. • A hrother-iii- went could not he sictisfied. His mother, law of Mr. R. Rowlands died last week. who died last week, .willed him her ef-and was interre on Monday, at London. feats, amounting to a few ' hundred dol- •Mt. A. Watsonhas • sold hisdelivery lars, this, so we Understand, • has since •business to Mr. Vans; "Dick" purposes been attached, to satisfy the judgments going weis. Mr. W:Grent,ofthe London obtained against the son. road, commenced ;tying op Monday; this • is the first of the s' ascin. Mr. Appleton • , FOR THE OLD Courrn-Y.—On Monday Elcoat, of Tuckersruith;:has entered hiti morning, Messrs. 3. Whitehead and wife, 'farm for competitio among the:- prize .and-Revr-W,-Sperling,--left,by-Doimmon- farms of the .e:gricultural-&- Arts, Asso„. • Line, for the old country; Mr. Whitehead elation; we hope he \ may be successful has the honor of having run the first en- in winink, if 'not. the- •first priZO, at least • gine that ever left Darlington, and he orne of the number. The stock of Mr. P. purposes visiting rthe- scenes-pf_his....boy,„ Robb-' was. sold-by-auction--on--Tuesday, hood ; he will find some changes even in Mr. IL R. Walker•being the buyer ; 'quite railroading. Messrs. T. Jackson andwife a "limber of buyers from elsewhere were and Dr. -Young, left this tvelc,.. by 'the; eigsente• . The •Doherty Organ Band has ' -State- Line, and. Messrs, M. MbTaggart been having open air practise this week. ,and wife, and, R. Coats; leave next week Mr. Frank Jackson, of St. Catharines, is by the Anchor line. • --1,• home.on a visit, Rev."Mr. Thomson, for- Ceiveas..—We have received ff from the Imerly of Brueefield, is among the su erers • Minister of Agriculture, Hon. John Car- by thebig fire at Vancouver 73.0.; Messrs. ling, a book of 160 pages, beariii,,0%04 it5 •D. and B. Calbiek, formerly. of Holmes - title page the single Word " Canada." ville. also' lost a store there. Rey. Father is intended for distribution et the•Colon- Waters has 'engeged teams from Mr. D. ial Exhibition, and certainly will give the B. Kennedy, to carry :parties out to the reader a vase amount • of. inforniation con_ Hallett picnic nextWednesday, who will --cerninglhis•eountry. It only deals inci- be conveyed free. - Mr. Paisley is Putting dentally with political matters, the ehief 'an addition to the.house °Weed by him on object being to present in concise form, • facts and figures that will bring this ex- tensive and ; fertile country, into greater prominence. That this object Will be ac coral:dished, is more than likely,- -as the • book is decidedly 'interesting and practiT him, .but as he left no effects, •the judg- BE CAI:LEVITT, WHAT— YOU SioNt—We are informed that several Yonng men are • travelling through the country at present, ••offering to give away a new kind ofpeach. tree that theyiwant to'introdtice. They present an order for the farmerte which, they state. is siniply to show the house for which they are travelling, where they have placed the geode .-This tr, action and arrangement may be perfectly fair and legitimate, but it will do no harm for farmers to be on their guard. • If the parties want tp give away peach trees they can can easily do so withoutiequiring -the fernier to sign a blank „order for 'it. • Farmers, be careful what you sign,. par- ticularly with strangers: • • • • Hou„,§E. NoTes.---On Friday last Mr. Jaa.ReYnolds, of Hallett, sold to Mr. A. • Innis, of Stanley, a 22 months oldedlt,for -the—sum—oL.$3ailn _ eogv.n_t • colt, very large for its age, and was raieed by Mr. Reynolds, who is one of the best horse -raisers in the Township Of Hullett. • Mr. Innis sold it next davos a slightiii. ' crease. Nearly all the alire'borses trayellihg in this vicinity have made their • seasons without being laid off sick, by • overfeeding,..&c., as frequently happens, • but quite a number in the vicinity of Exe- ter have been under veterinary care. Old Enterprise; a horse formerly belonging to Mr, A. Innis, of Stanley, and which, for 13 years, was never sick a week,. bas met with a reverse to the rule, and was laid off for a short: time. ' Horsemen are fretting • more cautious than they. were, in the • feeding of such valuable Stock as this. Arlan, ,FonErencat Stio-W.,--There ie • some considerable feeling in town over Mary street. A certenilman initown, who .is somewhat' helpless. was turned out on . the street by the members of his fainily he had been stopping with, on Saturday, but at the request of the Mayor and Reeve; 'they consented to look after his'welfare. The :watering of' the street is certainly done, much more satisfactory ;this .year; than it has been for some time past. A ease of trespass,'Welsh McGuire, two residents. of • Goderich toWnship, came up_ before the Mayor on Saturday.- A certain Aullett farmer got badly beaten in a re,. csnt h-orse trade, and was about t� enter suit against -the parties concerned, but the matter—has7beenLaniicably settled. The E,, B. B.: 0. played at Blyth on Thursday., The,•Doherty Organ, Band took in, the Celebration at Stratford yesterday, being one'of the competitors in the band contest; we have,not learned the result itt the time of going to press; about ' 65, , tickets ware sold here for Stratford; and theseme num- ber at,Goderieh. Mr. J. P. Tisdall and' wife arrived home Wednesday evening.— An excursion. from Parkhill 'to Goderich, passed through hete yesterday morning; A. three that'. steel. shaftused in the der- rick at Stapleton, broke iike.a. pipe -stere.' the-ath_erd, ay ; it was replaced with a new one. In the cricket -match betWeen Clin-• ton and Brussels last Tuesday, the home team got badly beaten ; Brussels played twO' innings, and -Clinton only one. -A' dheek for. 375 • made at Winglia,m- on the • 10th instant by RE. James in fiver of W. B.:Teesdale, and endorsed by the lat- .ter;was found by ,a newsbpy.„1n London on`Tuesday and given into the custody of Constable I.Jogan at the Richmond street .depot. A, meeting of the Directors of the Mechanics' Institute,was held -last Friday,' when the various standing cointnitiees,for one year were appointed, and a new sup- ply of books were received and ordered to • be placed on the shelves ; the Institute is getting into good shape again. The Township. of Goderich Dias appealed against the equalized .assesitbent by the the action of the •Finante Committee of county ; tlus will open up,the whole ques- re-Coutitil n imposin ofirtreloireartlufrurlogoonttrratill• -intrialniirarr in the personal property assessment of the township is not.made, it will not be because there are net good grounds for Such increase. COUThON Hunoil -SCOTT ACT Mao.. oixtfoi•f7-A.11 temperance workers of Hu- ron Connty are ineite4 to attend a Con- vention, to be held in the Rattenbary St. Methodist church, Clinton, at 10 o'clock a. m., on Friday, June 25. The chief ob- ject of the convention is to consider the steps to be taken to secure a Police Magis- trate for the tounty. • mated 'to several of our, citizens that if Sour, BE ATTE$PERT0.--At the last they'were allowed to come without license, meeting of the Connell, the Street Com- theywould exhibit here and no where raittee was requested to get Some one to else in the06'1W, TherIe ifetit8-overseer vf--treesras some -of -the - viewed the finance committee on .Sattit- ratepayers had applied to, have the trees day evening, with the result that on mo- in' front of their 1018 trimmed higher, and tion of Councillor 4.Jackson, seconded by Deputy -Reeve Corbett, the following reso- -don was carried :--" The advance agent of Forepaugh's Show having offered' to come to Clinton without exhibiting else- where in the County, upon condition that the lowest lieense fee would be chair ed, that the said show be allowed to ex- hibit here upon paying a license fee �f$1, and on the above condition,but that this liceni se 18 not to cover any sde show, not connected with Forepaugh's." There can be no doubt that the Selection of Clinton is a big thing in our favor, and proves that we are the "hub,P license fee on Forepaug 's S tni, coming here in August next, Of course there is a diversity of opinion as to whether this was right or wrong. Sortie look upon all these concerns as only an injury and an evil, whilst others do not so vier/Ahem, The towns surrounding us impose no cense fee, and hence for a number of --years Clinton hasbeen passed by, because our law calls for a fee varying from 31 to 380. We have made some enquiry, and ' find that the advance agent of Forepaugh's Show was here on Saturday last„and in - dead ones tat down, in order .to comply' with the by-laws. It was thought beat that by having one person under the com- mittee, and the name of Mr. Searle was suggested, there would be more likelihood d the work being uniforMily delle, and it, would be less expensive to those having Well work done, We are informed that a large number oi fine trees are getting destroyed by rubbing against the holes, and they should be attended to at once or they will be spoiled. The Street Com- mittee has evidently overlooked this matter; and no time should be Test in noting on the anggestion, Carria es FROM $1 UP. Noth Proof CARPET FELT, BA,SKETS, FANS, • SILVER PLATED WARE, CROQUET, wog BALLS, BATS, RUBBER BALLS, FOOT - BALLS, HAMMOCKS, SCHOOL and OFFICEPIA.PS,BUILDINGTA,; PER, BAGS, PATTERNS, • 0 NEARLY i500. PROT OS Oftir 11 Pap�Z' d fr • a per &XL. or era , 5e. . • 332, • • . MY WALL PAPER AND BORDERS QOINISIFT QF ZEGE1 & ilIPATTZB1S9 in -design --than- 1 -at yoar, and alsO much cheaper. Save,moneY by p,Urchasing hore.: I a= Agent for 'the Allan Luse ineO Royal Mail Steamship. 403ERIS. )I-KS400 - - flt.: - • CANADIAN FACT We wish the public to know that 1Ao matter what prices other stores may advertise, we will not let them sell cheaper than we ,• do if we know it. • . -GRAND- ,-ABSORT:1iENT: QE • ,• COLORED : DRESS IVIUSLINS FOR THE HOT WAVE • • • WHITE - VICTORIA - LAWNS To keep cool in P'A.IRJA.S01.16 to keep the sun off, T BigStock of CLOVES and. ECOSIZZLihr.' Get a Mantle or Wrap Before•ypu 60 -your holidays. FOR,. moemli•Tys -vcrmA.R, WHITE and REGETTA.. SHIRTS, MERINO UN DERCLOTHING, and HATS.-. . . . • We sell CHEAP all th7etinae.' Be convinced, cOme and ,see • fox. yourselves. • . 'ANOTHER CASE CHEAP GINGHAIVIS; PAT EMPORIUM OF 'CLINTON,. .." • ' •• .. . . WE • ARE STILL ITARD AT WORK TRYING TO' CATCH .1CP 1VITH ., . . armen s • ,01.711. ORDERS, • • , erd.-Ztivf4OBBlrSWT;—etttmrd—Nlatlr-in. the Latest Style, should see our beautiful stock of T.W.B.E.Dar . • From which fo Choose Your Spring/Suit. • • • osommi.*••• Noma. INSPECT OUB . STOCK C. C. RANGE az. CO.,, THE HLTI3 CLOTHIERS, CLINTON. Three Doors West of Dickson's Nook Store • . • ' - • „ . . , • .• .. • If. ST'ou are in need of anything in the,may of Chain& you are . making a great mistake -to allow Our great. To pass -without makin.o..a purchase.' If you don't want- the goods for six month's yet, it will pay for to buy a suits' Jength, . • UST QUOTE THESE FIGURES. For a MAN'S SUIT, 6k yds. at 45c., For a YOUTH'S SUIT,.5 yds. at -45c., Fora BOY'S SUIT, 4 ds'. at 45c., $293• , sp 25 - SO' Foz-AIR Of P_A 2i- yds. at 45e; $1'13 This is the most astoni4hing lime of Goods ever Offered in Clin- ton, and we would:have hundreds ot people in every day to buy these goods if they conld, only believe newspaper advertising but a great many think it is only newspaper talk and that thee is nothing in it. As far as we are concerned,. we don't intend to spend hundreds of dollars annually in printer's ink withotit convincing'people that we mean just ,what we say. • , This line of tweeds will positively not be offered -after SA.TUR- DAY NEXT, so to avoid disappointment people should call -- this week. We. have seven patternsleft and -the -line is ping • like- hot cakes. " • JACKSON BROS., CLINTON.