The Clinton New Era, 1886-08-20, Page 8F
CLENTON NEW EVA
fl FRIDAY, AUG. 20, 1886.
LOCAL NOTICES..
*Smart AetiveBoy Wanted at once.
Bewley * Eo.
HIGHEST MARKET1'BlCE, IN CASA for any
quantity •ot Wuol, at the CLINTON WOOLL1N
If' *s. a )s the
OLIPR7'n of Ho v!'OiY
best place to the Comity of Huron to trade yqur W001
of, A lull stock of all Miele ot cloth on hand at low-
est rates. Don't pose us. •
great Itedactlon in Fuenftare.—it you
are inrieed of anything in the furniture line, before
buying call at the Bed Booker store.
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sBEi -
NETT, the Cabinet Maker and Undertaker
chgap. The best is the chespeet. ,,filbert 6t., Clinton
TWO EXalTRSIONE.---aotoNiagarapallsand
Criinaby Camp on the 21st, by one of the 4 day excur-
sions, come back same night or lay over 8uuday; cordo
and go by London or Stratford, as you please. This
isareat chance. 3 allnage and Ol►Wain McCabe will
apes at CrimtbY comp, Train leaves Clinton at '1.26
and 8.03, a.m. Tickets Only $a.
•'rilE W$YTE- B*IO6.: These. justly cola.
brated.Singers bevebeen secured at tremendous cost,.
to (live one of their far -tamed concerts, in Cltgqton, im-
mediately at the close of their Grimsby Camp"engag0a
meat on or about Wednesday, Sept. lat. I you mis.
hearing them you will miss the treat of the Sealant -
Look out for further particulars ue't�Peelc.
Zoo TikePtc0..
DISLOCATED,—A small boy namedWil-
lianas, who lives with Mr. McBrien, near
the base line, was letting over a fence on.
Monday,when be ell, dislocating his arm
in two places, and also fracturing the
same. He is under medical treatment,.
and will .soon be all right again,.
ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday eyenrng, tvilr;le
Mr. and Mrs. T. Dunlop _happened to be'.
out of the house, a neighbor's child came
in, and while playing with the. children,.
accidentally overturned a bureau on which
stood a liehted lamp.. Although the
lamp was broken, the: ori did not take fire,
but one of the children picked up the
lamp and threw it outof a window. The
clock and several other articles were badly
broken.
THE Minn Hues. --Local .arrange-
ments have not been quite completed as
to the ooncert•to be held here on the lst
or 2nd of Sept., particulars, therefore.
• are scarce. It is sufficient, however, to
say_ that__those__remarkable singers, the
Whyte Bros., wbo have fordo long led the
singing at Grimsby Camp and most of the
other promioentmeetinga in Canada, will
take the greater partet' the programme
and some of the best local talent will
assist.
THE OPEN -Ain CoNoEa'r.—Owing to
the heavy rain'of Fridaynight the.Do-
berty Band did not come out, but it took.
its place an tbe following evening, and
rendered the programme announced to
the delight of all. This evening the fol-
lowing programme will be rendered ,—'
btareb • ' Hasson Memorial Hr11' Pettee
Wilts "True Love' .'.... H Round
Overtute: "Polyphonic" Puttee
Waltz "Loving and Hoping' 'Ii Round
Overture "Das Bleu"+. Pettbe.
Waits "Dream Faces". , .,I Roabd
Serenade "Nellie's Dream" T`B, Beyer
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FELL OFF TbE.TRAII+Y.-One day- last
week several Germane from- Hay tpok the
train 'here for Berlin; in 'order • to attend
the Saengerfest. After the train, had left
Sebringviile, ' oue of them : was' passing
from one coach to another. when his hat.
blew off,"a id without stopping to think
ivila't-1 erwas--dobag e-'owner-welked-od-
the car steps Co recover it. The train .was.
running at thirty rifles' a;n hour; and ran'
over a mile before *could be stopped;',iC
was_ba _ the-nccu.pan-t
.to find the: old man a corpse, but be Wits
met., running alnna'. to catch - the train.
• His face was: badly cut up by striking the
gravel' at the side of the, track, and he
sustained. a dislocation of the shoulder,
which was reduced when he gotto Streit -
ford •
• Artistica A CoUNGILr ox.. On Tuesday
Mayor Williams was colied upon- to settle:
a charge . of blasphemous and abusive
language,' the puttee to the cast being
residents of Exeter. It seems that Mr..
Johns, postmaster there, is alito a member
of the village counnil, and asidewalk that
was laid down by the council'rgave offence.
-in some way to a DIr. Bensons, who'ex-•
pressed his opinion of Mr. Johns in lan-,
guage said o.be much more forcible than•
polite: ayor'-%Villiarna did not' wish toI Court on the:27th inst..•A farewell supper:
have a• thing to do with it,'bua finally aa+'i'ntended'to.be given to$:Mlessrs. W.D.•
cense - ted -to do so. . Tbe'defendant plead Fair and F. Irving, at Anderson's restau
gui y to the charge,. and'a fne of $5 and 'rant,'. on Monday evening, but tlireugh
c.: ts, or $11 in all, Was.imposed. If•the.'some misunderstanding. 'the former way .
ouncillors of Clinton were to treat all not present; a. pleasant ,time was; spent,:
who abuse them, in'a similar, way; nearly however,' by those pre ent, '1\]:r, Gco. A:
ever'p one in town, •ex.cept the •editors; Sharman being in the chair. Dr. Wortli-;
would at one time dr another' have been Weed has recently received a very neat
called.upon to pay a fine: operating chair," During the month of
Je
ul liearl five thousand tickets were
%3�INDLED. A certain well -known --i udri£ Clintoifstation forvarlotts pOlnts,
when it is known that two thousand -is s-
late Monthly average, the amount ':of
extra travel in that month cad be realized.
A horse tied in front- of a store got its leg
overthe, drawbar of a buggy, the other
day, and caused considerable excitement
without doing •any damage.' The .ship-
ment_of plums to '.Toronto.hass already
commenced ; the crop here is said to be a
gogd one, but soricesrun at $2 a• bushel all
the sane.;• Master • Jahn'. Rnmball . bas
started' to leant the jewellery business`
with. Mr. Rob W.' Coats. A Goderich.
township correspondent states'that.a real!
Flout of Clinton; while' driving'along the
cut line the other: day, actually: whipped
his' horse with the butt, end •of hip, whip,
for nearly a mile; the'. man. who'would o
Ansel a thing shelled •be punished, for
cruelty to animals. .A butter buyer took
four hundred tubs of butter out bf Clinton
on Wednesday. Mr., Isaac Carling, of
'Exeter, is a man ' :,o was closely identi-
fled with the early history of this county,
political and otherwise we were informed
yesterday that be is suffering from a severe
paralytic stroke, from the effort of which
be is not likely to recover;. his friends in
this part of the -county will be sorry to
hear -it. A. young man named Nelson,
ivas yesterday committed to jail' •by st
Magistrate of Hay, because be could not
find sureties to keep the peace; it emits
that he wits"w-Strang ,d wee working.
for a man named P, O'Brien, •wi r
he had a trifling quarrel ' the young Ulan
slid not seem to be evil -disposed, and his
committment to jail appeared to be an ex-
trema penalty for the offence. Mr. John
Smith is'buifding sin a'dd]tiontolitel Bites,
on Rattenbury street, Complaint hoe
been made to us that the town hall was
miserably lighted on Tuesday evening;
Willthe caretaker make a note of this;and
see where the fault lips, One of our en-
terprising youn business amen, in the
person of ge Mrto. ?. SuCsy oopOhidley
erwas united
arriaMiss .(fdurth
daughter'of Mr, Jos. Chidley, Clinton,)
on uesday, they have our best wishew for
their future happiness. Another young
business man will do likewise tlext'week,
NEw WHEAL,.During the past "weeks
large quantity of"new wheat has been dc.
livered at Fair's Mill ; on the whole it hes
hemi of pretty good quality, some of it
going as high as 621bs. to the bushel. Of
course it will not average that, but, if
what has been brought in is a fair sample
of the general crop,,then farmers willbave
no reason whatever to feel disappointed,.
The price varies from 71 to 73e. per bush-
el according to quality.
Acorna:N't.--A very large crowd gather-
ed at Stratford, on Monday, on the deco•
cion of the A.o.b`.. demonstration, not -s
withstanding the constant downpour of
rain. During the day a bad accident
happened. Several parties were in a cab,
smog UMW being` Conductor. McKnight,'
of the Grand Trunk, and are porter of the.
Stratford Beacon, and by some•ineans the
Hinges became .frightened, and tan away,
overturning the cab and throwing all out.
The reporter had his lig broken,. and Mr,
McKnight got his face cut and bruised.
ESPTANATION.--A. contributed article,
over the signature of "A Citizen," appear-
ed'in out columns last week, which, from
the- way it wits ,Worded* we . much • regret
was permitted lobe inserted. The in--
preleioil, ie given•irt itIthat diiferet o1*
employees of a certain machine shop in
town have ,taken delight in scoffing and
hooting at passers-by. We oannotthink
it was the intention of the wrfter'to asae! t -
this, and for our part, we would say that,
neither ourselves; nor any others in town,
would believe them goilty.ofsuch conduot,
as no mere'respeotable body of men can
be found in the place. Such a charge
scarcely requires a denial, as we do nut
think it would be believed by any one, in
the first place. On investigating the nom-
plaint
om plaint more• fully, we find the whole mat-
ter ter arises from a pritlate.grievince held by
"A Citizen," againetone of the employees
of the machine sho•p.referred to, and our
columns were u d unknowingly to us, to
give vent to• his sleen against him, •':Had
we supposed that the -article referred to
anything elect ,than:a grievance of interest
to the- public; it would not have been in-
rgeited, as it is not. our, intention to•i ave
oar ool.umne used to, ventilate the ill -will.
which parties may hold against each other,
over matters of s private nature,
• BnIEFs.-- r. W; Cooper has some in;
tention' of bur ing a couple of houses; on
his. property near the station. To -day is
pay day on this section'of the a T. It
Mr. T Jackson and wife, sail for home on
the 27th inst. Mr. Durant, who has been
employed at the Organ Factory for some.
time, but whose family have been residing
at Seaford); has rented a house- here, and
expects to make Clinton bis permanent
reaidenoe Mr. D Cantelon."has• already
commenced• the shipment of apples. Mr,
McLennan is making. • improvements to
his property on Victoria St: Mr. jos.
Copp has been.brightening'up the external
appearanre ot the 'Queens Hotel; About
et' dozen; tickets were sold- here for. the
Stratford demoustration, on Monday.: Mr.
W. S. Harlandhas •rioved into his new
The reat Discount Sale
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i�kSon's Eo�kstore
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Will be continued until, the. 31st of August.
On POCKET 1300ICS we will give a discount.of
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JEWELLERY . 4< . r,
SILVERWARE• - • 4`
MISCELLANEOUS' BOOKS
BIBLES 44
PHOTO ALBUMS .
AUTOGRAPH; *ALBUMS
TESTAMENTS .r
CUPS and SAUCERS • . 4C
SPECTACLES • • • ' 4f
PIP -E2 • -41,
-VASES and CHINA GOODS ``
• VIOLINS a 'd FIXINGS 4.'
CONCERT _ el S •and ACCORDEONS
"WALL PAP R • t4 . -20
' NGERINC7°YARN'; ,4c2Q
RUN •W OLS, Ex .
D.A.- B,00ks, Journals, -Led erg &c 10
�TT RG.ANS we Will ive'a discount of 25
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BABY CARRIAGES " " 4, « 15
' Ladies HAND`SATCHELS » 4` •
o • bs Writin v� s and Workboxes
Combs, �
VELVET FRAMES an( DOLLS `4
BASKETS
25 per cent
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10
25
25,
25 +
25
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20 •
'25 •
25
20
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30 ''4(
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25
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all other goods atproportion sly lotv'prices.
This is the greatest opportunity ever offers „ to secure goods
below wholesale :prices._ Ourentire stock, must beamountin to nearly
X20,000, reduced to $1.5,000 within, the Beit 0' days,
as we commence • STOCK TAKING on the 1st of Augus a
balance our books on the 15th
get our prices, whetheryou Val-
or
see oar stock, and Y
or not. No trouble'to show you the Great Bargains we are
offering. Terms cash, or 3 months credit to responsible parties.
rC > 31 I DIC,'' Q.N,
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,•�Glintotl,.. Augat',, 1886. .
sirods of 'letting his• friends in ;the old
countryknow what kind of fruit eon. be.
raised ;here -,-bas ordered a couple of barrels
of first=clitss apples for shipment thereto;
eachapple Will 1 -Wrapped in tissue
paper, in the 'same way in• which oranges.
are wrapped ' when they arrive here.
Sofnetlii_ ng not often seen in public, was a
woman sitting in the Grand Tr.unk Wait
in inr-e esday,'calmly. smoking a
clay pipe A.quantity o new machth ry
has been'put in the Woollen Mill here.
Mr. Thos' Johnson will have a very nice
house.onn Victoria St,, when the building„
fitted up by him "is comipleted, as.it soon.will be, and, we understand, he intends
to occupy', it himself, There are not many
Gasses -to come -u before the. Division
stock -raiser of the County -of Duron, re-
eently went to the old- country for the.
purp+•se of importing stock ; he came back
without any, and report•says...that his
reason for. so doing. was • because of his be,
ing swindled out of between fifteen:hun-::
dred and two thousand dollars. - Itis the
old story, of putting confidence- in'strang-
ers. It seems that while in the old coon -
try, be fell in with a couple of young men
and thoughtlessly confided hisbusiness to
them, so.it is said. Of course they were
Canadians too, and Were also over for the
burchase of horses, (so they said,) They
ecame quite intimate with the Buronite,
who foolishly became equally intimate
with them Wanting to.makea purchase
one day,.tbey found they bad no money;
they had plenty of, ckecks•and;drafts, for
an unlimited amount,but no hard cash,
Would the lduronite lend them some, tak-
• ing as security the drafts, until they could
get them cashed. Of course he would.
He never doubted but that they were as
honest as himself, and without hesitation
fie loaned them all the money he had,
finding when' it was too late, that they
were swindlers of the meanest kind, and
his money gone beyeed' the possibility of
recovery.
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• ' WE INTEND TO GIVE THE PUBLIC
ST. MR.Ti WC 13A1ZC -AXiVS
We do not want to carry over SUMMER GOODS if low
prices will be the means of selling them. ' We. show ,soma,
lines in
DRESS.GOODS AND PRINTS
That for value and low prices have neveebefore been reached.
Come and see them. Compare our prices and we can give you.
positive proof that we are selling. cheaper. than any house in
the trade.
Cittin, Gingham, Mn:Mii,Irii: igoh apt Pitt;
Are among the many. slaughteredgoods with us just now.
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COME • AND GET CHEAP GOODS:
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COME AND GET GOOD GOODS.
FIND
OU WILL
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T � THE11T AT .
• EMPORIUM O1' CLINTON
THE DRY GOOD
voile
as,lready. been :Felt and there are
Hotter Days Ahead, are you'
ready,for.,dhcn1 `!.
HAVE .JUST 1.17 AT YoU: WANT IN
CLOT
•: THEY HAVE A' 'FEW OF TU. OSE
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Left that they are selling`at a Big Heducton;
CALL AND SECURE ONE ele THEIR
.NOBB.Y x�IlI3'S
Before they are all gone..
We have passedinto stock for early fall irade Two Cases of.
the latest styles in English and American •;
Comprising the latest goods to be found in the markets.. We
are the largest dealers in the county, and we shovvan assoirt-
went that cannot be excelled outside the dities,
All summer goods are being offered at less
than half the regular price.
0. 0. RANGE & . 00.;
TEE UUB iLOTHI] ,S, OLINTO1V,
Three Doors West of Dickson's'Book Store
JACKO BROS.,