HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1886-09-17, Page 5NEWS NOTES.
MThe totalyield of wheat this season lit
iebigan is placed at 20,634,000 bushels.
At •Vowel]} Mae., John Shay. in a
drnnketl quarrel with another man threw
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The experiment of 'carrying logo, from
Canada acruaa Lake Huron on a huge barge
fitted up for the purpose' bas proved a
failure.
Youngstown, Ohio, despatch says :
About a year ago Thomas Maloney, a nut
signed a temperance pledge and has :l
a brick at him but het his own. son, four maker,since said often that he would commit -
yellrs-old, on the head,eruehing the .skull,, emcee if. 21s, broke it, To -day he was
He waa arrested. found lying in some weeda in the rear of a
A fanner at Ste ,Annde Beaupre,. Que., lumberyard, having taken poison. fie had'
planted 5Q0 shoots of tobacco ie April last goue on a spree and then carried out his
and ]iu lust reaped his crop of .leaves, all threat.
over forty Whoa long and some very nearAn epidemic prevails. among the inhabi-
#our#eet.laag by two Wide,• .41.‘
erAvena, Iowa COnnty, Wisconsin, ^•_,.
Mrs. Dance, formerly of Malt/hide, in which nae resulted fatally in many cases.
writing from Watertownf, Dakota, states The disease is of the nature of dysentery,
fit. on Anna Nth there was .a heavy endipg in cases of children in spinal men-
#coat in that section of the country, Which ingitis, and thus far it has been conSinad to
killed some of the corn, Only ten days the limits of the village. It hasnecessitat- �"
before that the thermometer registered ed the closip of sch vla,,and abandonment We arra showing an gnl.ense variety of New Goods _. in. 'alb, de .artnnents.
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37Op' in the shade, all public meetings °
A Calgary despatch says : J. H. Cumcall-
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lAa n a and H. S. ll.eod,, hotel -keepers, CLI2!lTON MARKE7.5. We would
wee' ned $400 anciccosta each, and sen- (Corrected every. Thursday aften.eon )
lanced to:, sea 'month!' imprisonment at °- Thursday, Sept. 16, 1880,
hard labor, for selling linger. Two others .
were sentenced to $200 and costs, and a.
fifth for gambling to $50 and costs,
GR4.LND
innolanatiemsnaalemilellmaliestelowsi (;),V1
ALL .GOODS..
Early Sunday morning the vault in the
,ofioe of the Toronto street railway company
waI burglarized. The burglara dug a hole
through from the adjoining building by
means of which they gained access to the
company's vault. They stole $600 in ailver
and made good their escape,
The banking oflice,of Isaac Unsworth, of
Florence, Ont., was entered by burglars
between Saturday night and Monday morn-
ing,tbe vault door opened by:means of an
explosive, and the burglar -;proof safe
battered in such a way that Mr. Unsworth
has not since.been able to open it, so that
ft is not.known what the less, if any, will
be.
The result of the Haldimand contest
leads the Montreal Witness to this conclu-
sion : "Except in counties where Irish Pro-.
testants live in considerable numbers, the
"French domination'( and `Biel' cries will
not be raised again in Ontario. They are
inleleas. .There is no heart in them, and
. those who raised them had no, earnestness
to impart to their audidnces,"
• if•'r. -yrlis . Field of New 1Fork, has
just returned from a, trip over thee. P.R.
A numberof ruiners as to the object of Mr.
Field's journey have become current, moat
of them involving him in some new invest-
ment or enterprise... Relative to these he
said: "I went simply, for pleasure and
recreation. I haven't a dollar's interest in.
Canadian Pacific, aria did not make the
trip with' the view or having any intere'sts.
I found it a gond road and believe it has a
great future, Ipresuine it will eventually
establish a atearship line to China, and
lay a'cable, but I__gtless:.neither:
_ jUstyet." • •
Canadians who have been over in Eng-
land attending the Colinderies. remarks -
the Montreal Witness, return with minds.
impressed more,deeply with the astonish
fog gheapuess 'or food in Great Britain
than with any' other facts. They have
leaned the. difference which exists between
the price- of living in. Free. Trade •England.
to -day and Taxed -for -Protection Canada.,
White sugar, which, sells in England at 4
cents per pound,, sells in Canada at 71 cents
and yellow sugar, which'sells at 3icents in
England, would 'sell at 5atcenta wholesale
and at. 6 cents •retail here to -day. The
comparison of prices of preserved fruits is
equally unfavorable to' Canada, .the. prices
of Canadian preserved fruit's been; enhanc-
ed of course' by •the'omparatively high
price. of 'sugar used in preserving. But 4irr, FOR SATE TITS• FARM ON THE RUR,:
even American and Canadian tinned meatetv''eitliaail,'Ionia and ;,'Gadericn township„Cott=
si8tittgof1.44acrgqs� is offered' for sato On reasonable
terms About 1.•'0 acres bleared and in'good' state of
cultivation balance gond hardwood, good frame
house do e., general buildings;jt[enty of water, bearing
orchard;1} antler from the rising town 0f. Clinton.
Partieulars may be obtained on the premises, or•by
addressing,JAM$S PERDUE,.Clinton•P 0.
'Wheat, fall, now .
'Wheat, spring;
White and red
Oats,
Darley, s
Peas., .
Flour, per bbl.
Potatoes,
Plums,•
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Butter,
Egga
1t'ork,-
Hay, -
Wool in trade, -. -
SYool for cash,
Sheep pelts • '
Lamb shine, -
Clover, per buah.
f070 a. 073
050. a 073
072 :a 073
028 a 030
0 '40 a 0 1i0
0-50 a 0:55
4 00. a 4 50
040 a .040
075 a 1'00
012 a.012
0.10 a U 12
5 5.0 a 600
80.0 a 800.
0 20 a 0 22
018 a 018
0 50 a 0- 75
060 a.080
.00 a -7 53
S narrona; September, 25th, 1805.
I feel that I owe you an neknowledgmeat of
the good effecte,of your valuable medicine. A
beavy,eold settled on ,my longs and throat, I
treed several different kinds of medtLine, which,
sgax me no relief. ,1 topk. one bottle of Dr.
Jng s ittedlabie' and it gave the immediate w.
relief, I believe it to bo the best tnedteIue far + '
Iung8ndthroat troubles existing. .
F. A. CASE, Commercial 'Traveller. i
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The department in charge of an experienced MANTLE MAKER.._ We will be pleased
0 to show you, through. FIVE PER CENT OFF FOR CASH
JOHN'
WIS[AV, Manager.Estate
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1k,1 ONEY TO LOAN. — PRIVATE FUNDS, ON
111 Farm security, interest 6} per cent. Payable
yearly. Apply' to C,A,13y1,,RTT; Solicitor, Clinton. ten
nnE1I0CBAT'WAGGON FOR SALE, WITS
.1-"Pcilii and Shafts; in splendid order and wiU
be Sold enema,JOHN RIDOUT, Clinton:
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PROPERTY:--
Private and Company Funds:— Lowest interest,
also on approved notes for short dates. 'C,A, HARTT;
Attorney; Clinton. '* lni• 10
JAMES Ht/WSON, • LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for the Cotmty of Huron. Sales attended anywhere
In the Connty,at reasonable rates. Res idence,Aibert
Street, Clinton..
CIDER. RILL,—RR, ROGER . PEPPER, LOT 3e,,
3rd con.; Tuckersnttth, will be prepared to make.
cider after Sept' 1st., Wednesday's. and Saturday's ex,
cepted,,at1}•,,cents per ga110n,, '-6.teltts.:per .bag„.
'Therewillbe a kettle itt Connection with the. mill for
boiling cider,which will be charged for at 25 Sts. a day,
FARMS F011, SALE.
riA.Rltt FOB SALE PART OF LOT 20, ON THE
.1 14th eon. of the township. of Mullett, containing.
about 46 acres. Terms to suit purchaser.. Apply to
CADIERON,HOLTdt VAi,iERON,Barristers; Goderielt
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.=THE UNDER -
Smote offers for sale that conveniently situated
Rouse and Lot oti Ring street, opposite thea foundry.'
The house contains' 6: rooms, pantry and hall, good
well on the premises: On reasonable. terms.' DAVID
ROBERTSON.' len 35
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WARDI, FOR SALE.—.' THAT VERY ,VALU
�.Ant:u far.n composed of lots'20and 30, con.. 8•,•
Hulled, 200 acres, of this 1i.0.acres are. cleared the
balance• good hardwood :bush. 'Bearing orchard of 3
Ores. Ordinary dwelling. house ; good frame barn
and outbuildings, • Farm is well watered,.andsituated•
about Similes Itom.theTown 'of Clinton. Terms easy.
aikpl},`topf;01eTAGGART,•Clinton, . tI
and fishes 'sell at lower prices in England
where they have to compete with the
'United States and Canada; where their
manufacturers are proeteeted by a high
tariff from foreign corrlpetitione. If they
can afford to sell in England against foreign
competition why not in 'Canada 1 England
imports .much .wheat , from Canada, but
bread sells at a, lower price there than in
Canada. •
Y_erope In the Santee.: • ,
A Chicago' den atch says : Tina Farmer's
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Review hays : The corn; :prop -has had a
week of hot and crowding weather, 'and
tele majority of 'the Ee Arta:;recoived at -t -
end •of- the week indicate that thecrop; is
well past .any seriousdanger of frost, and
in portiona-ref Illinois, ', Missouri, Kansas,
Iowa, and ,W.iscitnsin. the grain is already
sufpiently.inatured to 'resist any injury
from light frosts Ina general way, pros-
pacts are very good for full average
yield iii Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and
Minnesota, The average ,prospective yield
is the loo est on Illinois, ' Wisconsin, Alia- Conveniences of stabling, bank barn, well watA,_5ied0.,
aobri and Iowa, and ranges• -low in Kansas ;good.bearing`brehard,-church on -the farm and-a:hoal-
and Nebraska. The average given fiat not far away, aboutb' miles from the town of Clinton:
week has varied alighly. •Repot C nt' u e This farm is one of the best in the towns' ip of ede-
to indicate that, y Planted p
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—
Lot 67,, on the Maitland concession; Gollerich.town
ship, containing- 87'ncres, is-ofterbdlot sale. or to rent.'
Frame house �t;athstone cellar, two bank barns,stablee.
&e.,' good large orchard, 'plenty of water, about 80
acres cleared, and in aced state of cultivation. Situate
on good roads, about sls miles • from the town of elm
ten.. Will be sold on reasonable tertps.. • .For portion-'
'lays 'apply to the NEW ESA Office, or. to C. NESBIT
`teat's the Chief Attraction at.
the Fall Shawl
::THE MAGNIFICENT
ertsoas �r�atc ask Store
The store will be. beautifully illuminated on thee in s _ o . T ur d . d -Fri -: : h •- beautifully a .,._ r...._v�n g f h. say. an day, t e doors ,
thrown:•open•and Vthe~ ates: closed. when a fine' view can be had from the sidewalk. DON'T
.p g !cy., �Y
FAIL TO SEE ° THIS. We are open for business during the day,when we will' be pleased to..
show-011ie goods to all, Whether they wish to buy: or not,
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tuyd2y
..The grandest of all. The store magnificentlylighted .0pand
.�12k
open to all comers.: We will be pleased_to. do -business -with
any, though• ' that' is riot our object, which is to place:our goods before the people le and prove to
yJ z p p .
them that the cheapest place to'buy their, Dry Goods is
ARM AOR SALE. -THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS.
WARM
sale' hit slitendid farm of 100 acres, being lot
44; 2nd con., of Tuck , • , 1 • • ' ear etor.y and
liter • ame rouse, 2 acres splendid orcha il, good.
buildings, $5 acres free from stumps, 16' aces in fall
wheat, Tho .whole under good dultiVatioli, and well
under drained, live spring. ori the farm' and has good
wells: •(:,lose to churches and.sobools. 3k miles from
the town of Clinton, 5 from Seaf0rtli. Will he sold on.
reasonable terms. HUGH' McDONALD, bp ,th:
.premises, or Clinton -P, '0.. •'
``"IPLENDID FARlf 110.11 SALE,—THAT EXCEL,
Li LENT farm of 154 acres, being lots 08 70 and 71;
on the Maitland” Concession, °oder-telt township,
About 133 acres cleared and in Coed state of cultiva-
tion. On the premises is a good brick: house, with all
r a continue .rich. .Possession given nt nny time. Ful particulars
earl .otatoea are en application to tete proprietor, JOHN RUDD, Clin-•
very poet, indicating generally .less than ton P, 0.% or of:the N'EW ERA OFFICE, Clinton:
one-fourth ,the . usual yield. .„,The total MANITOBA'S ' 'TRIBUTE
cropwill exceed very little -more than one-
half•the usual yield. Late .rains have-itn-• Ti[l: DIERITS OF WHITE i1R0X'!,E •
proved the pastures somewhat in• Iowa' and MONUaME\8S. '
Illinoie,'whero the grass. in many sections Tj;e'foUttwtngletter -isfrointlie hong John-Su'ther-
is reported short; but green, In other lana. senator of Manitoba, And *iye''n0 uuCertain
large sections the pastures' are reported li. 11 'pottze Dl ,ionnfsnat+er_0f the St. Tetanias 11 hrts
dry and -Short and the•. cattle lean. In . Bronoct;anent Co: .
many portions of Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, DEAlt Sta,—l.have ninthpleasuto.in addingmyter.
Minnesota and Itansas corn is being cut ready Itad,tregalydtt Sithe baa tytand other niCrits of
in large quantities for Ridder, flogs are your white bronze monuments There is nothing ao
reported light; but generally healthy. ornamental its ours in our Cemetery, although,we have . .
• a number of marble and Scotch granite monuments.
As regards durability, front alt f can learn, 1 have '
MIi. •DIOFFAT'S FINAL REPLY
R TRIAiLESIECTSNO,: =ig—'`racrny treo. dsTmetaiseltiivwrt ktois brtsaunyorerto eaeubtetlTHAT ;AND
To "tile Editor of die Clinton Nett) Erit. 1 ild iian; Dfnn„ Aug, 1°1: :, , .
DEAR. Stir,—Allow me the privilege of saying a few Parties intending to purchase a• monument• shotild
words in •tenelustoir, regarding, that binder trial, '.;I dall on or write, to W. M. GIFb IN, Clinton, or JAIL ES
have read lar. Stanley'shist .letter. In One et Sour late GALLAGHER, Godorich, • ;
issues, but Ifail toand Dnesingie word of information
on the subject. Ile has at no time disproved or refnt•
ed otto statement I node, in his former letter .he
tried to screen WI miserable attempt to do an injury:,
behind the rules of the Binder Association but that
Would not'hIde him, and ht his last le tor, ail falsehood
and deceit cannot stand examtnatidn ho toes to bol•
stet O
W etf up on the shoulders Of hl•fnvited friends
at the trial, The truth,is,'Me. Stanley le ashamed of
the-eontomptible act, wherein he made sueh'a miser.
•abio failure, and is trying to Climb the fence and get
'out o1 it, but be cannot go yet, he must yet get up on
the fence of public opinion and staythere and let the
none gaze on him, and give their decision and ton-
•tntycdignity lei tidtice any of the details of his letter,
for both Of Ills letters only reek with slanders and
abuse heaped upon myself and others, and et the lam
gttage employed by him, I leave yourself,Ms. Editor,
and the pnblfe to judge, for if the language a persona
utters,, be a just index of hie character, t nertainly
shows, id this sash a tow state of motaltty. Lir: Stan.
ley, swear not at alt, eultirate you expresefbns and
us
00 net e such low, vulgar epithets,' as they do 1t0t
Wild to eleVatC alirinfeltslen in tete opinion of the
intelligent public.. And in the future Mr, Stanley, T
would say, in conclusion, no not again stoop to melt
low, dishonorable tacttes; as you did in. the present
1 • a r for .- a will lose
c ilio tib c P vO o
case, ,to try and g p i y
every thne, and bo pia00 in tiro 80100 huniitlating po
sttion you are 118 at present. Do what yott do square
and a will have the Wpm and
and above board, you i t DP
influence of your friends, pled wits tho r03ptet r:f
vont, rivals, Thanking you, err, kdltor,for your kind
irotulgotteo,Iremnin,yntni,, 1,
Varna,Sept.10,1830. 5. A. I1U1'I''.V!1,
ob.erts 's Creat Cash Store, 011rt�t..
1LijNEJYantFACTDRY.:GUODLE
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to ll AistiOnuiccment : S. . ecial .. 'ni or r
. P . p tai�ce .
We, not only assert that•we' are :abreast,of the•times.in our line of:busines, hilt claim to•
be considerably ia;advance this season, of all other houses in this Section, because we
have engaged td take charge or our trimming department, one' of the most successful
and brilliant millineraxrained in the Premier city of Canada.: MISS. SHEPPARD:comes
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to us:'highly recommended. by several of the` very first firms' of Toronto and London,
with.whom she has filled with. high credit, the responsible position of 'fir
p 'first milliner.From Miss Sheppard a.great talents andLwirlA n•rperiencer we-confrdelftally eitpect most
satisfactory results for aur:eustomers. Our 'stock in every -want' of Milliner . is replete
in all the latestN•ovelties and Styles,and under the skilful manipulation of Millinery
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p las Shep-
pard and.her'assistantss, the mot sperbly artistic Millinery produced anywhere in
the Dominion,` may be' looked for at Beesley & Co's
MISS:. BEAN, .whoa has so:ably. managed our• triininiug department during the past
three years,. and is so well known. to our cuatomers that introduction or commendation
frons us is unnecessary) will haveoharge:of.the show room,'' She Will be pleased to ear.;'
hibit our.goods, and. We trust all our old customers and many:new onea.will•be pleased
t to leave 'their. orders with -. her. • •
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mother' Oase .:of the
ESLE Emporium�
and cheap. Ybtiratruly, J. SUTitEatAan. •
Blyth Pump , Pa,ctory.
JAMES FERGUSON
Having romoiscd his business 80 the premises formerly
known as THE MOUNTOASTLE DULL, would thank
all old patrons for past favors, and le to a better• -post•
Lion than ever to promptly B11 all orders entrusted to
him, A STOOK OF. GOOD PUMPS ON Matti/•—
Ordered work a specialty.. Witt dugg`' and oompleted
on short notice. All workguafaltteed: Prieesreason
able, 'ORDESB nit MAIL raOMPTLI,' ATTESDEA TO.
JAMES FERGUSON, 'I3LYTIL
SUNDRIES.
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A` FIRST.CLASS BRICK' STORE,
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Suitable ,for any business, in Searle's .ilioek, On
tong Teruta of (
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..One Dwellitng tiouse4 ;.
tetttrilly situated. For further particular's '01,0y to
W. C. SEARLE, c UNTON,
SEE.HERE!'-
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lnton al New •• Era1
- To the end of tete year, to newsubscribers, for
30 Cents, cash.
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"I'O SUBSCRIBE
leaaa� 'e coars.rimence ir3. a Couple
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C .NDERFUL 'VALUE,.
AR6AINS IN GREYFLANP4EL',
DETLOR & CO,
BOOTS and SHOES.
►' .iiiAC.NIlaICE;V'T PULL LINE OI''
ZI T - GrOQ DS
IN STOCK .,AT "CLOSE PRICES.
We are elosillo' the balance of our TR:MKS at COST, as We
regttire the room for Boots a,nd S1loes.
i Celebrated Hand' Sewed Shote.
• Orders taken for Dank s Ce a ea
EGGS TAIiE 1` ii EXCHANGE. ' . ; .6 PM C. QP1 Von CASH.
W. TAYLOR & SON