The Clinton New Era, 1886-09-03, Page 5Around the County.
:Air. Mude, of Fordwich, has removed to
$ruceffeld, where he intends to reside.
On Wednesday, Mr, A. Doan, of Gerrie,
shot a bawl; that measured 50 inches from.
to tip, Blake and Mowat were tenderer] a big re -
Two thousand seven hundred persons
died of ,cholera in. Japan in June, and 1,-
793 during first half. -of July,
LATEST NEWS NOTES IN ifIsP.-.,Sir
John • bas returned to. Ottawa. Messrs.
The A. O. i.. W., of Seaforth, of which Option at Ottawa, this week. Advices
order the late Mr. Thos. Joshn was a mem-
ber, have paid over, to his widow the sunt of
$2,000, his insurance in the; order.
Mr. Robert Erskine, a well-known horse
breeder of Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, lir,
rived at Exeter last Friday, with four fa-
Ohio:abia Clydesdale stallions for Mr, P,Cur•
frons Ching Top 'Foo, China, state that
a large number of Christians are being
massacred by natives, and no- effort is be-
ing made, to suppress the disorder. A
man named'Q'Qrady died at Stratford, on
Monday, from injuries received at the
ran, of Adore. ' hands of some companions Wile have.
The Goderieh Star soya ;-We chronicle to, skipped out, Hanlon beat Courtney by
day; 7fe death of Mr. John lathy, senior, at.
the ripe old age of 78. Mr. Luby was one of
the pioneer yeomen of Colborne township,
Huron Co,, but removed to town a few years.
•ao.
Mr. 1"1.-Ro%011,..af.eon 1I,East-Wawanosbr
+' has returned home from a very pleasanttrip
to the Old Country. He visited England,
Ireland and Scotland insearch of houses,
picking on those of the latter country. Re
brougbt with him two stallions -a three year
old and a ono year old.
Robt. Currie, lsq , Reeve of East Wawa•
, nosh, together .with,. Mrs. Currie, arrived
home from the Old Country on Tuesday last.
They visited England, Ireland, Scotland and
• Orkney Islands, during their absence. The
trip was taken sfor the benefit of Mrs. Cur-
rie's health, she having been very poorly for
some time past.
At the close ofthe recent Division- Court
in Blyth, the Judge said that a new hall
must be built or also they world lose. the
Division -Court. - Which shall it be.? • The
idea of having two hundred men copped up
for six or eight hours of a hot, Summer day in
a building which is altogether unsuitable 'for
such gatherings, is one''which cannot be toler.
ated by a health aspiring public.
Early on Saturday morning, an attempt
J was made to fire one of the sheds in Neiber-
gala mill, 1 eeburu', Mr, .Shaw noticed a
bright light in the direction of the mill, and
observed the figure of a man running_ away.
With the assistance of another neighbor, the
flames were subdued, although the miscreant,
escaped. Had the pile of,,edgings and the.
shed taken fire, the whole Mill, would have:
gone -tee. The incendiary is a present nn:.
known.
The Signal says :-The Scott of is being
enforced with vjgor in Goderich, and much
satisfaction is being expressed with the work
of the Government inspector, Mr. Yates..
Those dealers, who have admitted the offends
and so 'saved witnesses from unnecessary ex -
posture, have satisfied both their friends and
the temperance people. We wish our ex-
changes to make a note of the .feet that the
prohibitory law ns being faithfully, vigorously
and effectively enforced in Goderiob.. Bar.
n . room drinking is •now oo i ined to. "bum"
witnesses.Temperance men in other ridings
can interview Inspector Yates with profit.
Says the Wingham Times 4 -Some time ago
a certain party in this town was tried before.
Mayer Neelana for using abusive language -to•
wards a neighbor, •and•d upon whom he imposed
a fine, in. default of payment of which; his'
worship had saidlparty sent to jail for a short
term. Now Mr.'Neelanda is threatened with
an action for damage for false imprisonment,
or something of this kind, it being alleged;we
believe, that he had•onlyauthority to.impose
a fine, and exceeded his power' in obmmitting
to jail. Tho sum and substance of the whole
matter is that certain individuals, who have
no particular love for'the mayor, see an op-,
• portunity to annoy' him, and are putting .the
aggrieved party up to bringing an action for
•• damages, at the same time knowing that the.
• chances of securing a verdict: are nil. •
The. lassie Cannot be•.Contraeted. •
`It is difficult to: understand why th'e else-.
tors of an Ontario coustitaeneyshonld besup•-
posed •to attach, supreme • importance':to tlie.
Riel issue. There are a dozen praotioal ques-
tions . of infinitely more importance to the
electors than the question of whether the
Administration were or were not justified in
the execution of -the leader of the Northwest
rebellioii:-�The.greitmajority;.,oi peaces in.
this Province will bo disposed' to minutiae
that in hanging Riel the -Government acted
in the interests of the NorthwesteottiArs,and
in strict accordance with law and. justice. At
.the same time is must art be, forgotten that
the Government, by the .favoritism shown to'
hind -grabbers and epeculators, 'provokedrreliee:
rebellion and 'produced the state of alal'm
and..uneasinass._among tho_.:.ignerai(t-half.....
breeds and Indians which gave •Biel .the op•
.portunity of stirring up rebellion; The Gov,
ernment•must be judged upon:their general
policy -not by a single act which they *add
never have been called upon to perform; had
their previous course been Net and honorable.
-Toronto Nerve. . . •..
James Garner, an English railway porter
whose wages were but 19 shillings per week,
• has just died, leaving $20,000 as the re$.nit
of accumulated tips' from passengers.
Even snakes have their nsesItyt C i•
-
".7`-"--f yffirtlierdeitiCTWers aril groan
squirrels. and the local papers express the
1 opinioei meat some varieties of snakes ought
to be protected byelaw. • . ..
7,
Mr. E. E. W. Chambers, of East • Oxford,
had his line Shorthorn bull "Lord Raglan"
• killed by a G. T Z2,. train at a crossing a
few days lige.. The ail inatwas valued at
$350. .
The body of Thomas Maris, a farrier
owning 100 acres in the township of Out,
roes was. found hanging by his neck in•
hie {gush ab the back of the farm, He had
:been ntissiug'for the last four•woeks, and
was onlyf0
/n
dbJ
chance,
Hea
ws Be-
tween
60 and
70ea
y ra old, and was one of
the first settlers inthis township.
„A. Raleigh farmer.s"t3'i'fl_• ;liniltity uj' oats
to a. nehhher, representing • theni,ty: betel
last year s growth. They were net, and
Feeding them_ led to the death of a valuable
tihorse. Action for , obtaining money.' by
' false pretences was therefore begun .against
the farmer who•liad sold the oats,: and he
settled the inatter •by paying tbo price of
the horse, 0.20, and coats pf proceedings;
While three young ladies were cooseia
gg a
trestle work near Minn, on
14ilfinday afternoon the Manitoba train came
along. They lost their presence of mind,
b itut frtrtifirralid. %tatted back Tice
engine was tot close to be reversed, and
Miss Allen, aged 18, was killed and Miss
Flaven was berionsly inured. Tier slater
escaped by jumping into the water, but is
prostrated by the nervous sheek.
It was rumored at Brockville on Satter-
day that a maned'I3ennett, who resines
about two miles from that town,, had been
killed at Perth, \ Itis stated that Bennett
got under the 10 � n
IiR secs .of liquor" nor
r; Mid
challenged a man tamed Sloan to fight,
Sloan, .who ie represented tr, bc, a sober,
industrious man, declined, andnas'mnvinT
away when 1;eunett struck him and Sloan,
tried beyond the poieit•of endurance, dealt
hispor secutt;r i blow < n- tl,O neck
reuse
proved fatal, gloat iintuttir.trely gave 1;:1ii•
self u•', t•' tits a ,til' rules. •
seven boat lengths, on Wednesday. The
city of Charleston, South Carolina, has
been almost entirely destroyed ley an
earthquake; many lives are lost, and
darbage to the extent ot millions sustained.
"h -ere was --a- heavy . frost -in- Mitrueseta
and. Dakota, on Monday night, A Con-
servative demonstration Will be held at.
London, on the 16th inst„ when Sir John.
and Messrs. Chapleau, Thompson and
Carling will be-pxesenx. - The General
Conference of the Methodist Church is in
Qesslon at Toronto, Rev. Dr, Ryckman.
basing been elected Secretary.
The Mail asserts that our public lands
;furnish an asset that by far outweighs our
liabilities. This, no doubt, is true, But
why should our govern l s a t be allowed first
and then ter
l
to contract an Mtn ens
squander our public domain
Our wild 'lands,,if rightly husr •dud and
reserved for actual eettlera, should yield
enough to carry on the government of the.
country without•any other taxation: That
the, receipts from our public domain should
have to be devoted to discharging the
mountain of' debt piled up by a profligate
administration, instead of doing away with
the need for other titration, is proof enough
of the scandalous extravagance with which
our affairs have been conducted. Of course
the Mail meted not,wurry. The subsidized
press generally and the party heelers and
shouters need not worry.. They profit by
the criminal recklessness of the adminis-
tratii,n. Otter oitizens . who gat nothing
and bear the full burden of taxation, will
view the matter"frotn a somewhatditferent"
standpoint. -Toronto News.
CLINTON MARKETS.
(Oorroetedevery Thursday Afternoon.) '
. Thursday; Sept. 2, 1886.
Wheat, fall, new 80 70 a 0 72
Wheat, fall, old .0 70 a• . 0 73.
White and rod, • - 0 72 a 0 73
028. a 030
0 60 a 0.65
0 •50 a 0 55:
4 00 e 4 '50` •
040'a.040
• 0 75 a 1 00
0.11 a 91.2
0.10.a i112
- 5.•50 a 600'
• '800 a 800
0 20 a 0.22
0.18 a 018.
050 a 075
0 60 a 0 80.
7 :00 a . 7 50
ats,
Barley,
Peas,
Flour, aper bbl;
• Potatoes,
Plums,,•
'Butter,Egs
Pork,
• Hay, -
Wool in trade,
• Wool for dash,
Sheep. pelta -
• Lamb skins, ,• -
Clover; per bush.
FARMS FOR SALE: 1
ARM FOR SALE -PART 0E' LOT 28, ,ON THE
.12 loth eon. of the township. of Mullett, containing
abent46acres. .Terms to suit purchaser, Apply to
CAMERON,BOLT&CAMERON,Barristors,Goderich,•
:.:ITOUSE AND LOT, FOR SALE :=THE UNDER- r"
SIGNED offers for safe that eonvenjently situated
House and Lot on Bing street, oppositb the foundry.
The•tieuse<„ontains 5 robins,. pantry and •hall,.•geed
Well on the premises. Oa reasonable terms. DAVID
ROBERTSON. •: lm 35. •
A1tT FOR SALE.' THE ESTATE OF, THE
L labsJobnLawson, 68acrm of good land, on the north
side of lot 4, Maitland block, Base line, Hullott, • There
are on the premises, good frame house anti:barn betild-
fngs, about 3 acre•i orchard, well 'watered,. 1 mile from
Manchester, 9 miles from Clinton and 7 from Blyth.
Apply to JOHN, KNO$ and JQIIN SPRUNG, Exeenr-
-tora, Auburn..' 3m+ .._�_
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•F{ABSt TO 1U Nt.-VIE"SU.BSCRIBEROF-
PERS to rent her of 100 -acres, being. lot.
18, Obit eon., of Hallett. .It t -seven miles from
Clinton, three from Lendosboro First -Mass
land, frame iiouse,.good orchard and.running
.stream, outbuildings; •about 70. acres-oleared.
Will be rented on reasonable terms. . 'Apply' for
particulars at NEW .ERA: OFFICE, Clinton, or
of IVIRL,..i1i, TIGHE, Goderiolt.. 3m, . •
•
�TARAI 'FOR SALE. -'THAT, VERY• YALT(-
.Li^-A7atr1arliv-composed-Of -lots CO and .80, con. 8;--
8IuIlett; 200 acres, of thi5150acres aro • cleared, the
balance good hardwood bush. . Bearing orchard .of 3
acres. Ordinary dwelling house ; :good frame barb.
and outbuildings. Farm iq'well :watered, and situated
about 51 i Hies fr om the Town of Clinton. • . Terms easy.
Apply to M. Mcl AGG ART, Clinton. tf
MIAMI TO RENT. -THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
to rent his farm of'86acres;'bilnf1er30, rah con.
of Hallett. It is 6 miles 'from Clinton, has 80 acres
cleared, with good spring creek running 'through`it.
Small botise, good barn, shed,' orchard, &c. One .of
the best grazing farms in Hallett.. Will be rented for
a term of years at a reasonable rate. Possession given
as soon as harvest is over, so that fall wheat'. may Be
put in this year. A. DODSWORTII, 011ftbn.
j1 L.=- •A'R-ET'0
.1 os Road - lots 11 and 7, Godcriel, township, eon=
slating of144acres, :isoffered .for sate on reasonable
terms. • About 120 woes cleared and in good state of
cultivation ; balance good hardwood; good frame
house, &c., general buildings, plenty of water, bearing
'orchard; l} mtles•from the rising town of Clinton.
Particulars may bo obtained on the promises, or by
addressnngJAMES PERDU);, Clinton P, O.
• ``PLI1,NDID ,FA18M FOR •SALE .•011 TO RENT,
8J Lot 57, on the Maitland correession,.Goderich town-
ship, containing 87 acres, la offered for sale .orto rent.'.
Frame house with stole collar, two bank.barns,stablos.
&c., good• large Orchard plenty of water, about -80
acres cleared, and in good state of emu venue. Situate
on good roads, about six miles from the town of Clin-
ton.. Will be sold on reasonable. terms. For particu-
lars apply to 'the • NEW ZRA oftieo, or to C. NESBIT
ARM
COR. .
StlRIBER: •SER
It'
err s
foraale itis ,141;211!'i2
l00a as- born lot
�
(5
44, 2nd son,, of Tttnkorsmtth, .tlood new story and
half frame house, 2 Beres 'splendid orchard, good
buildings, 85 ,ores” frde from stumps, 15 acres in fall
wir0at The. whale under geed ctl.,'tivation, and well•
en(10y1,,1r iron the farm -and • has goaxl
"tv•'t1),p row n .�,
reasonable terms.: ILL I hicT)'
premises, or Cl.intn>i P. 0,
0•PLLNbi1) FARM' I7,R 5AL1.1r--THAT •EXCI:i.-
►J torr farin of 151 acres, being. lots .68, 70. and 7I,
on the Maitland contusshin, deo ertelr towMbip,
About 13.3 acres cleared and in rood state 01 enlllva'
tiun. On bho premises is a gavel 'brick house, with all
cenvoueneek of Stabling, hand barn, well wdterod,-Sze.,
gootl•bearing orchard, church on the fafln and s:hool
nut far away, ab,ut.o idles from the town of Clinton.
This farm is ono of the hist !Utile township o4 (lode.
rich. Possession given at any time. roil iartkulars
en application to the'rro ri,otor, i0I1 111 DI), a, -
toil P. r),, or et the NEW I,1IA ()FFii'i , ohm nu
14-IfiR8IS TO RENT, -THE SUBSCRIBER 'oi I i+.R19
1+ am er :run lotrowtxe iaoroneixs r0 itSyD,-• Lot
32 and 33,. Maitland eon., GOdorieli township about
131 items ;god hutldhrgs, 'orchard, plenty. of water;
nearly all cleared. Part of lots 20 and, '27, cut
iloderleh township, 80 acres, 70 cleared; good buildings,
Ace. West baiter' lot I6 .Boron road, rlodcrich town'
ship, 57 acres' suitable. for grazing' no particular
buildings. Airy of these properties,. oil of which aro
well situated, will be rontetl•on ressonrhlo terms. I'o•
sossinn 1(ivon 1st ot Detobar, it desired, JOSEPH
PROCT014 itolrnesville. ' 314
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P1Sr• AND LOTS FOR SAlrli.-SUBSCRIBER
H nttors for sate; I n 1�imondvtl(e, ail aero and a
hall of 1303, nu whine is ercatmd a sixty and a half
weli built Mrit,k house with nine tonmt, and all eonven•
ienees lir,t-class stabil and wnmshrd, plenty of Mint
tn,lsotiwatm. This l,laco,s idantoti.out lvith Frnit
i and ornamental trees, makinu atcry desirable rayl-
,tence tor retired framer::'. tent+, ,user in the .,am0
vilhsm,a 8tc a,ro,iot abu , ltiredyar is fronttite
t dtu r, 'Ct.croprnl:erti,scar,r+s,l.:hint10tininnte,tr•atls
•fr.r
surat1
1t
a
,0 s,i.ratt
tnultLrr, v.ry'reas•ha1°u retro1artitr(rs
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ut,pl:•°,ti,o tt,:n. Ili 3ilf.i.t�, r; afurth, Its* •
GOODS- PALACE
�26NTLE DEPARTMENT.- - -
We
leg to: announce that we have secured .the -services of_ an}-,experenced ,MANTLE
1VIA.KE'R. Our Stock . of
CLOTS * and - PcRrucra.=rros
For this .Season are unusually large and attractive. Anyorders ie,ced ��n
._ . •_p that "department
• will be attended to with promptness. Perfect fit guaranteed.
5 per c, off for cash..
JOHN WISEMAN, Manager; , .
�' Estate J11OIDOFNS,
SSE l R[E1.
—WE 'WILL :SEND. THE. --
Tinton New � Era
To the: end of the year, to new subscribers, 'for •
• , • • '3.5 .Cents: Case..
NOW IS-ITHE TIME TO SUBSORIBE
As we Will . 00313432.e3n.c0 in a couple
of weeks, the publication of a.
sand Interestin;
A...
--FOR THE --
at Cash Store.
Colne a,nd see some of those GREAT BARGAINS
now being, given, in: order to . clear out the '- balance of our
• Summer Stock.1
FOR : TWO. WEEKS
•=We..o1%r-Biaek_Caslimeres for 19c. All wool color-
ed Cashmeres for 36c. 16c.: Dress Goods for lOc
50c. Corsets for 35c. *'Ladies' Black Braided 'Jer-
seys-'for 85c 10e. Prints for 8c.. 8c:. Prints for 5c :
15e. Ginghams for 8c;
We want`, by SeptGth, some good smart girls to becotne a
prenticed °to the 1VIillinery, Dress and Mantle` Making.. P
b.
e: Cr
eat Cash' �Stor '
�:
• �, lLIltO,rr�
•-4---L.-REMEMBER ouR OLS
English Mitt Vinegar on Draft.
t.
pAmmasmiz & 00.,,
CLINTON.
SUNDRIES,
TT ORSES FOIL SA IDE.' ONE FIRST-CLASS
Driver, 6 Darsold, One good, General.
Purposeas
JIorso, 5 years old, weighs senor 1,200, also' an aged
Horse. G. E. Caa,wpo lD. 32
1l►�A,�''ONE'Y' TU •s 0AN. PIt1Vepai PLN0s, ON'.
.11L Farm soourtty, interest. 5i- per cent." Payable
so ly.,,, play to C.A. IIAItTT, Solicitor, Clinton, til
•4 , 00 A ' WAGGON' I oi# L; ALW/TII-
IJ.I'V
obe and ;;hafts; in 'eptondid order rind rv11I
no sold cheap. JOIIbi R;DOiJ1r Clinton.
q nT FOR SA LE.---T1I13 u182).EIISrO3IID OFFERS
l 1 tor sale that splendid buiidiug lot on Queen St.,
10:t north of her residence; will sell cheap oh roaeon-
ubte terms. 88130. S. COATS.
lt/T0 8biY TO LOAN ON FAIRA1
PROP2ITY
,-
Prl oto and CompanyFunds LoWestlttercst
,
also on approved notes for shortdates. C.A. IIAIIT,T,
Attorney, Clinton. "1m 10
D ULE$ IIOWSON, LICENSED At(CTIONIIER
nP-for-the oouaty'st-Ilurwn-..-Sales attended an3tavlle
in the County, at reasonable rates. Residence,Albert
Street, Clinton.
T T1nt11Elt you s>.I.I3. 4Ix23lt � it AND1J Pain Lumber for sale, and Will be eat to 05 -
der for any•porso) sending iii their order be-
fore the 20th of May. .IAS.'WALLIS, fat COM,
t#Otterieh township, I3ayflehl P. 0.
' 7.0TE118' tiST 1880, MUNICIPALITY Or' III/L-
.1' LET, COUNTY nF HURtiN:--Notleo is hereby
given I that have transmitted or delivered to the per.
"
sons mentioned in the third and fourth sections ot the
Voters' List Ad, the conies required bysatd section to
he HO' transmitted or delivered of the. said List trade,
pntwuant to said Actof.ail ,ersorsa n oaring bythe lest
revised Assessment 18011 of the said Municipality tette
entitled to vote in the said leuniolp.ility, at :elections
for members' at the Lertlslaltvo Assembly, and at
IMlitnieipalElections, and that s:.tt( list nnasfiSob posted
ultat my Mike, in fillet, on the Ith,lay of riutr.,1886
and remains there for en's{talion I1lettors are called
upon to oxen -One the said list, and it any omi,slotl or
other errors are found Dwell. totalce immediate I,r^-
seedinestrrl1a%ethe said err,.r; ',greeted accorlirg to,
I:nw. JAMES BRAITHWAITE, 1.lrt:4,
•
OHURTHA
ND.-TA2. UNDERSIGNED. WHO
10 thoroughly underettri is Isaac Pitma0'bsystem of
shorthand, is desk' u oP forming d class hard Full
particulars
nrapplieationto . Mi83.11lessons,
e PAIC1 dm,
lboYL St obtained
.FOR SA.1.1E
A FIC3TaC 'ASS BRICK ;STORE,:
Stsitablo tor' one business, In Searle's fliock, of
• Long Terms ,,f :Credit. Also • •
040 Dwelling, 'House,:
Centrally situated': For fttrthei' particulars apply to
We 'Ca .SEARLECLINT N.
IteadAis_andle
I have opened in Cilnton, a first•claks:
New ',Dress Buttons and, Clasps:= .
New Stripe and Brocaded Velv`etS'.
New Black,
ao ,and Colored Velveteens:
.:ass and lllantle Trimming.
New. Rosary
TrimminkS,
New Beaded : Ornaments.:
New Dress Goods..
New Plusher.
W/
2
n
Quills.
C.
OOTS and S'IIOES.
A AIA.GNXFICENT l't7LZ4 LINE of
00T,, SHOE . a'n,d.. s r ..c.).2,1:3$
,u
•IAV' . STOCK .,A T' 'd'l
G OSE RI'GESd
t Eiako 40(1 Mend all kinds of Beets and Shoes, and WO rare el'oaing tele balance Oi''our T Y r' w ' °
TR . .T S: fit COSI a,s �Ve
ass i'',1) ., .... ) .
require the room .,
11ee nnexcoll0atatoe on nano; rst•C fol' BObtS^ilrt
p �.1cl „a11oCS
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MO a' sail, • •
TAYLOR "`�'�''t/a /ati.'�"� .M /^a fir• nYriatli
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rm.. 1,0.0% noire 1.t' tbTo1 i. 1".tit 1e u . a, Attlfia0 ST._
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