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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1886-12-17, Page 8CLTNrrON NEW BRA, FRIDAY,. DEC, 17,188G, .. ,. LOCAL NOTICES.. Grhrigtnets. Trees at Wholesale' Prices a DXCKS.04, S Book Store, • V5 dsf'ertnt kinds of Violins 0 select front at ,DIC1 BON'i Book Store, . Special and Genuine Xmas Cask Sale, at °..24ESL1 Y ,& CO'S. Clintoir. Ocean• Tickets 0 the OW Country only $16 Apply to OH RLS. ,DICKSON That $13 Silwe7. 4founted Harness at J.. 2;WITC$ELL'S is awfully cheap. Cups, Saucers and Toys of all kinds are up- stairs at DICKSON'S Book Stare.- ROB. W. COATS is offering a special 10 per cent discount until 1st Jan., 18.91. These :Coat and B•ul'ato Robes at JAMES TWITCHE are going , • Tag EWSP4Rs PE. --A Mr. Newton,of Peterboro, bhs taken charge of the Wing - liana Advance, which for fourteen years. has. ' been conducted by Mr. Fleutydshould. the new proprietor devote himself to his work ho will -have no difficulty in mak-' 'lig the Advance a good paper, which it bas not been of late years. The Exeter Reflector has passed out of •the hands of Mr. Moir, and is being run in the Conser- vative interest ; this will.only last'until after. the elections, becauee>Exeter certain- ly will not support two Conservative papers.. BRIEFS,—Mr. Chris, Dickson bas left with us a copy of that standard publica- tion, f' Th anadifl Almanac, which appears for the 40th year of its existence; it contains so much general information that everybody should have: a copylk/l/fr. James Sheppard (or "big Jiro" as he is familiarly,. called) has recovered from his LL'S fast they are so 2 late illness, and is now able to be out cheap. • ° again. Miss E. Rumball rs ,away on a Woollen Qoods given in exchange for Wool visilto her sister at Arkona. A large owl • or ..Wood at =Clinton Woollen Mills. D41h1) was brought into town, on Saturday, by a GRAI1AM. Over $20,000 worth of the nicest goods love or money can buy, 0 select for Christmas Presentsat Dicks,?n's Book Store. Every person making a cash purchase of one dollar at ROBERTSONS, on Saturday night from seven to ten, irentitled to his or her chows?". the magnificiently decco-rated Xmas Tree in the corner of the store. • I will give return railway tickets. to any rail- way station in this County; to all customers who lay $5 worth or over of Christmas presents. It • will pay you 0 come' _-Big bargaina.thk year. CHRIS. DICKSON, Clinton.. UPHOLSTERY.—Send in your orders'dt once, and avoid the rush. Bennett, at the Red Rocker, Clinton, has two upholsterers making.' up. Parlor Furniture for the Christmas trade. Ottomans, Easy Chairs, Lounges,Parlor seta, Ste., made 0 order. NOTICE.—S. PA1 LISER .t CO'05, store has become to well-knownn forkeeping choice • Xmas Fruits, so that we have this' yeara great- er rush than ever. If our friends and costo; eners, when practicable,would kindly leave their order • over night, they might •depend ore prompt deli`ifery the following morning. S. PALLISER & CO. $2,000 worth New Silverware to choose front at Dickson's Hook Store. it was bought cheap and will be sold very cheap. ;Butler knives_only 25c ; Sugar shells only 20.; Cake baskets, worth $7 for $4; Castors, worth $5 for $3,aild so on. My silverware ss Wet rdnteel best gnacte. Sleighsof all kinds (new stock) at prices fully 40 per cent: cheaper than last year. CHRIS. DICKSON, Clinton. = Wan ' lapitO. UNIVEESAL TESTIMONY. —A n esteemed subscriber at Fawnham,in Ontario county, writes :—" 1 Would' net be without the NEW ERA for a great deal, as it is the best Taper that comes into our house." What every body says must be tures• farmer who had captured it. Mrs. T, E. Joslin, formerly of this town, has gone to Pasadena,. Los Angelos county,. California, where ahe intends remaining for a year. Miss Jennie Irvine, (sister of Mrs, Austin Callander) was recently married to a Mr,. Fullerton, at ,Bathgate, Dakota: Mr. John McMurray, late of Egmondville, has rented the house recently occupied by Mr. A. Callander: Mr. W.. Bowden, •(whose wife is stepping here).,landed in Liverpool, on the 22nd Nov. ; he is ex- cted , back -in a few days, Mies Tre- wartha is confined to her room, having exhausted herself in attending to Mies Bean, who is .now getting along as nicely as. could -be desired. . Mr. H. B. Proud - foot attended a pg ninittee meeting• of the Provincial Land Surveyor's Association;. held at.Toronto, last week, and bad the pleasure of listening to part of the address. of Hon, Wilfred Laurier, A. sleigh load of deer, killed in Muskoka, where on ex- hibition here, on ,Saturday, and Mr. Couch secured .a number of thein; The Christmas Poultry Show, of the Hullett. Agricultural Society takes..place at the Council room to -morrow (Saturday.). Mrs..' Duncan has taken up' her residencehere. again; being accompanied by her son George,. whom 'our readers will be very sorry to learn, isin . a .decline.. Mr. H. J'orust-leas-taLeic-p srtierrwitirM Steep, for the, winter months, •Miss. Pake, -who has about concluded her term. Of engagement with the•Model School,wail the recipient of a " token 'of.*eon and appreciation" from her scholars,last•week. .The charges on freight. received and ship= ped 'at Clinton station for the monthof November; amounted to x:6,771.89; an in- crease of $252 over the same time last year. Mr. • Freeman shipped 'a car of sheep to Buffalo, on Monday. Mr, D. B. Kennedy bas •disposed ;of bisTivery. busi- ness, to Messrs. Beattie & Ross, the latter being.a.resident of Tuckersmith; we have not yet learned what. Mr. Kennedy Or - poses doing,' buthop:e he•intends' to; re-. •main in town; Rev. J. -.-S, Lege'ar, • of Stratford, paid a short visit to `his old' friends here on . Tuesday. We -are s'orry to learn tliat Mrs.. Milne is 'lying dan- gerotisiy ill,and hope'.thatshe mayspeedily recover, although—icer synipto1lis-�ar favorable:, A gentleman ie town :owns a'pair ei spectacles ` which he has used, continually' for • twenty-five years -:Ailsa. Kerr, is'visiting her Sister, the wife ofDr Taylor, Goderich.. A nephew:oi Mr' .J'as,.V :flows, is:viaiting .144 from Migtsigan; be• says they : have', no: sneie: thereat all=- The legal -time for payment of tries ex •pired.on Wednesday; if so disposed any tax'collector-eouid •make a seizure after. that :date,'for .unpaid taxes::. , That ever - popular and able. temperance advocate Mrs.- Youmans, will deliver an address in. the town,liallhere, on the evening of the 21st inst. ;• silver collection ; there 'should.. be a large turnout tolisten to'this talent- ' ed Speaker. The Connty Court ie in ses- si.on at Goderieh.; ;among • the cases to be triedis ono of Mr. A. Knox, Holmesville, against Mr: `Wanless, Police . Magistrate, for improper seizure underthe Scott Act. Mrs. Pake, who Eras been absent from town:. for some time, has returned.; The auction sale: held by Mr. Carling, last. Thursday,,.on the farm of •Mr J. R. Mil- ler; Hullett, was • largely..attended • and stock sole} at good prices. Weare in- formed that at the present'aittinge of the County Court, the Judge, 'de,•tided- that there was, no assault in the case of Mr. Knox, Holinesville, in . connection 'with. the recent seizure of liver there, and threw the case out accordingly. illy, R. Hall, wife and children, of Kirkton, have been visititfg at the house of Mrs, Wash- ington: :Latest, reports from New: York indicate no apparent improvement in the condition of•Mr. Yates. • iSCARflS. Nt V]. LTIES 'Imported direct from Raphael, Tuck & Sone Ana Thos. "Stevens, of London, Eng., and other leading publishers, such as IIildeaheimer & Eaulker: and 'Wirths Bros., Numburg,Germany, and several others. If you want anything artistic in the y. MALLOOH . CHAPTER, A. F. & A. M. -- On Friday night last the following officers were 'elected for• the ensuing ., year ' Worthington;Most Excel,Prin;;W,G.Duff, 2nd Prin. • Jas: Young, 3rd Prin.; Major Murray, Scribe E. and 'Secy.-Treas ; W.L. Ouirnette. Scribe N , Ai. R Counter,Prfn, Soj.; Josh, Ryder,' Janitor.'.: �' 'APPEALS- 'it'iIDR��viT Recently --a; couple of Gerrie hotel. keepers. were fined by Magistrate Smith, for 'violation of. the • Stott Act. They ,gave notiee.ot appeal;, - intending tocarry tho• cases to a higher court. Finding pines that there was • possibility of being defeated in their ap- peal, they• have ,just withdrawn it, and will pay their fines. ' FATTILY GATHERING.—Dr; Odlpin and wife of. Sparta, ;( -brother of Mr. Thomas Odium, late of Clinton,) spent Snndayin town, the guests of Mrs, • Goodrich, to whom they are related.—They Were ou their way to Lucknow, where a family • re -union was to be held, prior to' the de- parture : of a brother for. Japan, where he goes .as a professor ina college.. LEAVE op AIisExcE.=Mr. Thos. Alin: strong, . •Customs Collector, has; been granted leave of absence, his medical ad- -visor having recommended liim to abstain from all ,official :duties until his health gets. better. ' Hp Accordingly left for To:. ninth: on Tuesday, and in meantime his place here will' he supplied.by Mr., Gas- kin. Mr. Armstrongis worthy:of a better position than be. holds, and the .govern- ment should.' recognize his faithfulness by suitable advancement. His many.fiends . here hope to see him return fully restored to health and strength. . • STILL THEY CO20.—Mr. E. U. Snell, , of Wawanosh, who has recently rented his farm, is looking for a house an tow.?,. as he intends _to make this place his .fu- ture residence. He has been appointed agent for the Ayr Manufacturing Com - •c pony, and has tented the shoJately,used by Mr. Eddy, as•a'wareroom , Mrs. °J McBrief, •of Hullett, Also intends to take up her residence' here, and Mr. W. Alex- ander, of Goderich Township,' (who has rented his farm), will again move into Clinton; he intends to build next summer.. Clirisimas CARD and 1OVELTY. lion The only place you cart get it is at Dickson's Bookstore IARI.ES for" 1"87, .t. GRIP' ALMA NAC,' CA.NANIAN' 'ALMANAC., — A VERY TINE ASSORTMENT. OF .. , Juvenile ]3pok0 Whisk flol exs Si other (oDirect from• D. Lothrop alt' Co., hoston, Fine assortment-•oi•-..- .o • DIRECT FROM'. ANDER d-.. SON & KRUM, NEw. YOnix PINE'. ASSO.f1TMENT OF • YOUNG LIBERAL` i,LUn.--A meeting • for the 'formation of a Young Liberal Club, was held in the Reform Rooms, on Friday.evening last. A large number of .young .Men wero present. The officers elected were Hon. Pres., Dr..'.Williams; President; A. I3. Manning; •Vice.-Pree., Thos. Brown; Secy., Jas. Angus, Tress:, D. L. Macpherson. Committee:—St. Andrew's ward, A, Armstrong',--,- St. James', H. Plumsteel:—St. John's, .0. Overberry.—St. George's, Geo. Robinson: 'It was deeided to bold a.meeting every Friday night; A large number put down their names as members of the club, and • LOCAL CHURCHCHIMES. h1r. J, 0. Steveuson, of Clinton,. has just been appointed one of the Executive Committee . of the Provincial Sabbath School Association of Ontario. . Sr. -PAVL's'GuxLn.--The next regular meeting of the Guild will: 'be 'held on Monday evening, Dec. 20, at 8. p.m. Ivltisic and readings. Admission 10 Dents, children half price. About $150 •worth of New Sabbath School Libraries are being purchased for "the Library. of Ratitenbary. Street School, and will likely be ready,; for use early in the new year. The W. C. T. U.,. meeting will bo held at the' residence of Mrs,Detlor on Tuesday afternoon next .•t 8 o'clock. A full often - .dance is mines ed. It is; hoped that Mrs, it starts under the most favorable auspices Yeomans will by present. The meetings are open to all who wish to Rev. John. dia. y . has. %fad a new` title attend. Sunni * DEATIIS.—We regret to learn of the unexpected death of Mr. John J. 'Taylor, of Lexington; Mich., which took place on Wednesday, after only a few days' illness, from congestion of th.o lungs. Deceased • formerly worked in the Organ Factory here, but removed'io Lex>ilgtorl' about a year since. He was a son of Mr. Jelin Taylor, in town, and son-in-law of - Mr. W. Herbison, Goderich township; his remains 'will be interred here, The announcement of the death of Mrs, Ken- dall,,which took place on Wednesday af- ternoon, will also be received with sur• prise by •our townpeoplet . She caught cold a f,ew days since, which resulted in inflammation. of the lungs, this causing deaf very soon after her first illness. Just few days- ago,. while at the house of a neighbor, she jokingly remarked, "I never felt better in all my life." Her re* mains were taken to Brantford for inter - Vent. •: • conferred on him by the people of Sea- forth. :Down there, where he lectured en Monday evening, they call him " the sledge -hammer orator." The expression is not an inappropriate one, and is'likely to r' stick," • Rev ,.Dr,.Burns , President of the I+'e- male College, Hamilton, will deliver a lecture on Saturday night next, on "•Pop- alar Errors concerning the Bible." The lecturer is highly spoken of, and issaid+ to be well worth bearing. On the following Sabbath he will preach in.Rattenbury S1 Methodist church, morning and evening. Tho Salvation Army' purpose having a "three days' bombardment" on the 18th,. 10th and 20th, • The Saturdayand Sunday services will be hold• in tho barracks, (whish have been undergoing thorough ro• organization), and a' banquet anrljubilee will be held in the Town. Fiall etc ltlonday. evening, to be led by Majey. Glover and officers from the surrounding outposts. vuLvoyirit StuE • That's what bhe public are interested in just now. Well, we nlake our own, then we know 'they. ARE E RIGHT, Our ressGoodeSoloctionel, Cannot be surpassed for price, 'fdr quality or color. We are new showing "SELECTIONS" for XMAS. In our "SELECTIONS" we have left out nothing as we include All prices, colors and, qualities. We cordially ask the public to make a "SELECTION" before Christmas. Mantle Cloths, Blankets, Flannels, Overcoats) &c., All at'vrces that wet are certain the most fastecllotis could . RUM" •from CHRISTMAS •NUMBERS OF MONTREAL STAR, ' LONDON AGRAPHIC and NEWS in a few clays. BIBLES IN GREAT VARIETY. Buy youi'1•ioliday goods now, and have:theni pat away till you want them, as .we will he too busy just before Christmas to wait on you as well as we would like .to, owing •to the great rush. for our goods' at that timo.. CHEAP GOODS, GOOD GOODS, OUR MOTTO. -TRE DRY ;GOODS EMPORIUM' OP: CLINTON • • r. ll' 11] line, call o Clothing . = i the G�'lo ' If you are in need of anything It � C C RANCE 1 • You can make, no. niece of Cloinm.k e, at o present than something • ur.Famous' Establishment -you: wn ho way the great. selections.'' y 1 will find n'd. they can §how you'a fine selected stock of 'Which for price and. quality cannot be equalled elsewhere. ERCOATS They: have a few more of those . . FINE WORSTED OVERtiOATS That. beat ;anything that has been offered to the people of Clinton before. Perfect satisfaction glfeil. or rl.o sale; • .. 0, C. tA.NC. & CO, THE .HUB CLOTHIERS, CLINTON. Three' Doors West of lickrson's Door Store neat Boys Suit; $2 CretPPYS;Overcoat• Anel if youond• ay to pay..a bigger. Pride, come and see, t ,•lassortment :of.• he BOYS' CiOflllNG, SHowisr IN OLIsTtorr. -OITR STOOK OF early Made Xs not excelled outside the cities, and every ' purchaser, in justice to .himself, should come -and insect, We are bound to please. you an every inspect. IF YOU ARP; IN NEIM 'ot' AN. ER -CO Como direct to • " us, We •Lave the ibputatioii of selling the t'ery finest goods at the lowest prices ever known in thi.i section, and the extent of our sales justify this asserti. We carry a tremendous assortment of good ggoods a on lowest living prices. at the JACKSON B OI r�.