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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1887-10-07, Page 8n ' n . i0 1, !. 0*ICE$. - 'a ,( :larg ea'Ur 'ail tins 1'Vioto r oats lotions void eileap at J. 'l•'wlTciirl, s, A good Homo and Lot for sale. Apply to PQIYPLr , Sofia tori Clinton rSplendidliOneeand Lot forRah) dir Kigali hjii11inery stoG) coni Iete. Latest styles ° and prices rlsbt $b1E15LRY & CO, Clinton ,Fr,p—P� O tela, Meddle and Cranberries.-- - (14,41l'i 8111 a E7& Io11IURRAY, ()Raton,. 'i Jqo ' dill Store, .Coope;{' a p14 .stand. �ts�raa 4anpels, shirts and drawera,toB shirts • *woo* &c., 411 4091,7 made aril at� prices *hat cannot be Undersold-->•.E.CQRBETT. DON'T MISS TAUS CiAN'CE,-32 Parlor Spta, 6.11 colors, also 2a lounges all new and just manufactured at the Red Rocker Store. wig be offered at wholesale prices for thirty days. A. A. $J,,NNET, Albert et., Gunton.. �1Q MOT the g .ma 'doughy , ed M tealin ane. cattle ; r r Sea : Dlorri vgae last wtnitte c '"trial, by Polteie:Mttgiairate; and, we under- stand, will come up for trial before the Judge tomorrow, Saturday. ,0.eliowing Ole world wide Celebrity of the Do. i betty Organ,' we may State' that n a single mail this week they received letters from Bad -B enaden, Germany ; London and Liverpool, England; Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, and Prince Albert, N. W. T. ,Al agent for ""Austria -Aida," New York, a trade journal -for foreign circulation, also received an advertising contract from the firm Ibis week, which will assuredly increasetheir foreign trade. ee cotp n "TIddtrO#T -`icer 'WIER*C STo $./f...T t about half past. ten Or .'uesd*y s,algia a men rva tearing arou:wi town hunting for a ieairl•.Of horses, Sjltic}t he had, loft ,tied' onthe erteet, and which be, thought h:ad been stolen, It `seems .that some one •who had noticed the team, thought it vas ex- posed too long, and had kindly put tbeln in the Commercial stables, where the man found then), Mitch to his joy. gOWv:»r Zelda. 44,0ea:60b.--361r Albert Rumbail 11Asool4 his house and lot on Isaac t.,iijrit #itt 1rRichard Johnston, tar tbe,a , o -, 700, At this figure r tho,prope ► is not dear. Eai:TERDING.-1Jr J. Leslie is add. ing another storey to the show -room part of his carriage shop. To raise the roof entire and build- fieneath it was no small' job, but it is being done all right. Mr R. Haywood bas the contract. A Ran FALL,—A eon of Mr John Hardy, on the base line, had a pretty ,.E�bad fall the other day.. He was up an apple tree picking fruit, when the limb broke, and he fell a distance of about twenty feet, striking on his side on the edge of an open drain. Ile had no bones broken, but bas bah sinittipg blood since,and is under the doctor's care, who says he will be all light in a few days. , DulmiuERS.—In our report of the articles exhibited at the Clinton Fair, we omitted to mention the Dulcimers amanufa,eturori andshown. by Mr ,, C,Qriyglkaillgare. lie Crowd seemed deeply interested in-,- the music futlifiolrtiii `b�rih,5ts persdu, Ywdh Arts" surroyn$ed by�"a'large Muni "e'r of "tlie while. A dulcimer -is nM an expen- sive instrument and may .prove a I aoil ice of tens derable amusement. A GOLD BADGE.—One evening last week thetmeliibers of the Fire Brigade pfesentdd Chi ff (eo., D. Pay with a handsome .gni badge,, suitably sin!' graved. It bad been got up xpr8bs ly Tor • him. •Mr Pay has done a lot - of hard work in connection with the ' Fire mpany ;note with the object -.,of•beln remunerated, but "as,a labor of love," and tho recognition of his ^Tservicesin,this•way is timely and ap- propriate. r.-, AT LAST.—For about three Menthe iitliere p'aa.1 ardly been a`rain 'fiufetent1y he's " to soak beneath -the surface of the ground, and as a con- sequence a good many things have suffered from the protracted drouth. Wells have gone dry,fall plowing was hard work, and the fall wheat was begginni;to�euffef, but the showers ;4LMond y and TTbaday hale "altered the^faeB.of';nature,-1 41/id-will be of al- most incalculable benefit to the coun- ty generally. CHANGES.—Mr Smith, who was re. . nently county manager for the Singer .,.hewing Machine Co., with his head- quarters • here, but mbre recently at • Stratford, has thrown up his situa- tion and entered Victoria College, where he will study for the Methodist ministry. His brother has been ap- .r pointed to succeed him, and Mr; J. C. 'Edmonds,agent here,lhas also beau appointed general manager for the county of Huron. • PRIZE LIST CORRECCIONS-Seyeral persons have mentioned to us that they have been awarded prizes which were credited to others in the list published last week. There are also a .nutn"ber of corrections to be made, due generally -to- blunders made by the judges in altering numbers, and as several protests have been entered against some of the judges' decisions, as soon as theak;4;; „'reided we shall give the result of thfm with the nc-• �' 'eeesary corrections. • - _ _ • HORSE AND STOCK .NOTES.—Mr James McFarlane, of S.aaley, last week1304,14 pair of shearing Shrop�. shire etdes,.and a shearlin ram of the. same breed, to Mr James Wells,. of the Bayfield road, Stanley, at good figures. Last week Mr McFarlane shipped from Clinton station to Don- ald McFarlane, Virden, Manitoba, a herd of Polled Angus cattle,consisting of three females and one male. At Seaforth show Messrs H. Snell J:, 'Sons,. cif. Clinton, sold a couple of Leidester sheep at a good .prim.. Mr Josiah Butt,_ of the. base line, has. a• .............mare that has passed more than twenty summers; she is good• for a lot of work yet, has raised fourteen colts, and bas been the moat profit- able article on the farm, On Satur- day last while Mr P. Cronyn, of GoderieIt to.,wnsbip,was driving home from ,a inter!al,his liorst.d_ topped dead. TO*11CouweiL --The of the town council was held on ,.Monday night, the reeve in the chair. The reeve reported that there still re- mains unfinished of the street work passed,,ardisi ig to Cooper & Swa ifelii'a; the sidewalk to 'the High -Schon ; Sud'the grading on flatten - bury' St, and the London roar' The Finance committee recommended payment of the following accounts :— G.Tedford,sundries, $4.80 ; J,Grimes, moving bricks, $1.25 ; W. Smithson, repairing gates for scales, $17.45 ; G. Rentggen, work, etc., $112.92; H. • Tewsley,meat for Fol:and and Wilson, $5,85; Mrs Thrower, care of Miss White, $5; H. Dodd, pine Lumber, $14.40; W. Gauley, Irofi bars, `etc,,, 60 cents; L. Trouse, month's salary, $16,66 ; W. Coats, expenses court of revision, $5, The receipts of the weigh scales for the month of Sept. amounted to $I4.70; receipts from G. Tedford, statute labor, hall rent, constable's fees, etc., $29.20. The street watering committee applied for one-half month's additional appro. priation, $12.50, wbich was granted, The Chief Engineer applied for a Y couplingfor the fire engine, which was refrred to the Fire committee. The Property committee reported that the weigh scales had been put in thorough order; they also reported the securing of a roonl'at $3 per month, for the Customs office, and the alteration of the room in the town hall for the use of the Mechanics' In- stitute. The same committee recom- mended the selling of a street water- ing tank—not used this year. Owing to illness Mr L. Trouse was removed from office for one month, the proper committee to provide a substitute for him. Mr W. Cooper was allowed the use of part of Rattenbury St.east, for building purposes. Connell then "` Adjotfrtled, A CROP OE CORDWOOD.—From the front of a quarter -acre town lot, (on Rattenbury street) Mr' W. C. Searle has had cut and piled 15 cords of etove wood, getting this amount from some popular trees he cut down. We think he should be made Minister of Forest, ery, for he seems to have a dislike to poplar, willows and such like trees growing around houses; he would make a great change around some places with -his men, when begets all things. ready: We believe many would re'nove trees that are rotting down their houses but they do not know who to -get to do them. - A LONG ‘VA -mc. —A few days since Mrs Craig, who formerly lived on the Bayfield road, but who has been re- cently living with her daughter, Mrs Scales, on the 9th con, of Hallett, started off on a short visit to her daughter, Mrs Douglass McTavish, of Stanley. Etre started to walk, ex- •pectltig that she would met with a chance to ride, but, unfortunately ebe did not, and she had to walk all the way, The distance is about ten milers and is a pretty big tramp for a lady. 77 years old. During the past sum- mer she has,just for her own pleasure,- worked a quarter -acre patch of pota- toes and kept it entirely free from -Weeds,. &C.. This' is a .bet£br record than a good many younger people have. RUNAWAY,—On Wednesday after - niacin while Messrs Will and Thomas Jackson, jr,dr were returning, from a funeral in a' ou'ble-carriage, the} lied a runaway 'experience thaV. wet :not :pleasant. Just as they name out on Ontario St.,nearly opposite the school, something frightened the horses and they instantly broke into a gallop, tearing down street at a tremendous pace. When in front of ICennedy,'s hotel, -Tom jumped out, and beyond some slight bruises, eseeped unhurt. A good many rigs were on the street but Will, wild .was pluckily holding n to.tlie libels of the team, kept them lie..the.finiddle of the road, and euc- ceeded in bringing them to a itand- 'still near Mrs Bay's. The speed of the team was such that everybody expect- ed to •see the rig break somewhere, hut the owners of it should feel thank- ful that Mr Jagkgon'e nerl►e,and good management -:nf" the team possibly saved it from destruetionj and Himself from injury. OPINIONS DIFFER.—llir John C. Smith, of Chicago, formerly book keeper with Mr Chris Dickson, is here on a visit. He has not yet made his fortune *nut there, but is in love with the place, and its people, and thinks that be is in a fair way of ac quiring a competence in time. He says that while Chicago contains some bad people it also contains 'a lot of good ones, and he 'likes the society, associations and institutions bf the Americans. Mr R. D. Bayley, of Battle Creek, Mich.. (formerly of Clinton) takes an almost entirely different' view. He thinks the Ameri- cans lack moral principle and are wanting in those qualities which make .scrupulous and conscientious citizens. He has • not experienced' that sociability which is so"often spoken of as a characteristic of the Awericans,and thinks that Canadians who are .doing fairly well should be content to stay is Canada. STILL THEY COME.—Mrs Howson, of RTtillett, whoseisons' are giving up, farming, intends to take up her resi' deuce in Clinton as soon as she can secure a house. Mrs Jame" Brownlee and family, of the base line, -are also about to move into town, Mr John Washington. of East Wawanosh, has we believe, rented a house, and will shortly become a permanent resident of Clinton. There are others who talk of buying property here, and as Soon as they can conveniently put a house thereon, will also become citizens of the hub. Thera is this al - vantage in buying property ,in Clin- ton. It is one -of the few places that is making material progress, and pro- perty bought in town can almost in- variably be sold at an advance.' Farm- ers who are retiring. should bear this in mind. Property is by no means a drug in the market, and if you want to locate in a place where investments bring a .in returu,'t'ake a location in some totiaiwhere..you can re -sell "your property'if Yoe Want 'to—and that place is Clinton. Dr.Gutin, ofBruce- field,.ia,alab about to take up his resi- dence here, SCOTT AcT NOTES,—At Exeter, on Friday last; the following adjourned eases were -disposed of by Police Magistrate Williams, (Mr Scott,Ciin- ton, appearing on behalf of the pro- secutor, Inspector Sprague) W. Cun- ningham, Shipka, for violation of the Scott Act, W. Mitchell, Crediton, and E. Evans, Granton, were each fined $50 and costs. A charge against W. Holt, Khiva, was adjourned. W. Clark, of Crediton, for a pecond of- fence, and was fined 4100 and costs, and be remarked at the close' of the trial that "this would end his connec- tion with the business—he would get ought of at once," Some time ago Mr McBride, of Goderich, plead guilty, and a fine of$5O was imposed, some time being given him wherein to pay it • he failed or refused to pay, and under a distress warrant, bis billiard table was seized, and will probably be sold to meet the•amount of fine and costs, The Executive Committee of the Scott Act Associa- tion, in accordance with the decision of the Association, met on Monday and arranged an assessment of the different muhicipalities for the ap- A Booze Ix WEDDINGS mhe 0 has been considerable "marrying, and giving in marriage" in C1hatOu this week, no lees than four of these inter- esting evlipts being celebrated. The first one was that of Mr 0, Coleand Miss Alice C. Smith, which look place at the residence of Mr James Smith, (the bride's father,) on Tues- day morning, the happy couple leav- ing for Detroit immediately after,. Next on the list was that of Mr R. D. Bayley, of Battle Creek, Mich., to Miss Hester Moore, (which occurred the same day, at the residence of Mr Moore,) they -leaving at once for their future home in the wept. On Wed- nesday Clinton lost two more mem- bers of its female population by the marriage of Mr .Watson, of Seaforth, to Bliss M. Leslie, eldest daughter of Mr John Leslie, and that of Mr G.E. Robertson; of Dickinson's landing, to Miss Hattie E Coats,youngest daugh- ter of Mr Robt, Coats. The NEW Eae. extends its warmest congratula- tions, and trusts that the largest measure of happiness may be the lot of all. ' TRIFLiS —We are pleasedto see Mayor Whitehead out again, after several days coufinement to the house. The "coming man" is the tax collec- tor, but be will surely know better than come to our office until further returns are made by our delinquent subscribers, Mr H. F. Sharp, a one- time resident of Clinton; is one "of the applicants for St. Marys postmaster - '419. Mr dames- Warwick, who re- ,cently went to California, is back in Ontario; we have not heard his rea- son for returning. The stone crossing between Detlor's and Dickson's should be raised and relayed ; it is a much -used one but is in bad order Merchants and business men requir- ing bilis, posters, circulars or any other kind of job work, are informed that our facilities for turning out first- class work, •either plain or fancy, is second to none in the county; all orders executed with neatness an,, despatch ; never send work out o town when it can be done just as cheaply and as well at home, The Mordeu, Manitoba, News, thus refers to a son of Mr James Keane, of Clin- ton :—" Mr H. F. Pound, of the Morden Carriage Factory, has taken a partner in the business, in the per- son of Mr Ohas. Keane; Mr Keane is a skilful carriage painter and a popui'ar and reliable young man ; the firm name will be Pound & Keane." Mrs A. Hale, of Seaforth, is visiting friends here. Mr Gorden Perrin ad- vertises a fine brick store to rent in the Perrin Block,at only $100 a year, suitable for any kind of business The death is announced of Mr C. Ryan, (father of Mrs Whitt,) one of the early residents of this place, and a very prominent Orangeman. Last Saturday a cow on the track was struck by an incomin g train, and es- caped with only a broken horn., Divi- sion Court will be held here on the 28th. Mr W. Jackson will put a plate glass front in hie store next year. Mr James Thompson accompanied the California party as far west as Chica- go. Mr Thos. -White has traded one orbit; Tontine fillies for a good driver. The Mechanics' Institute is now located' in the Town Hall building. Hall'owe'en will be along shortly. Grain is beginning to come in freely. Building improvement are still in full wing -all over town. Among the deaths announced is that of Mrs Joshua Wawanosh, relict of the late Chief Wawanosh,of the Sarnia Indian ' Reserve; she lived to the advanced ge of 90 years ; it was from the Chief hat the townships of Wawanosh in his county took their name- - Local Briefs. It. Miss F. Old, of Caledonia, is visit - ng friends here. Mr 0. S. Doan is away to Chicago or a holiday trip.. Miss Snowden, formerly of this own, is seriously ill at Berlin. Mr John Currie is laid up sick at he house of Mr P.Quigley,in Hullett. Mr John Jarvis, who has been isiting friends in the old country,bas eturned. The wind blew in a large pane,of ass. in .:Cuninghame & McMurray's ore on Monday. On fair day a small boy named tanbury got the end of his finger cut ff while.. playing with. some •-ma- iuery. J. Tewsley was before Police agistrate Williams on Friday, for ing drunk and disorderly, and was ed $1 and costs. 11/kr E.Swarts,who recently disposed has interest in the Goderich livery his brother Thomas, has taken up s residence here. Mr E. Tighe, proprietor of the oulton House, Bay City. Mich., has en aver here on a visit to his ends, and went back on Monday, Mr. Pasfield, who has been here ring the summer, .left on his re- rn to the old country, on Tuesday, king his ticket via the Allan Line, which Mr, A. O.Pattison is agent. Mr T. Stanbury has been confined his bed for several days by a severe d, contracted the morning of the e, but he is improving. It is the et sickness of any account he ever perienced. When Mr E. Brodhagen, of Strat- , was at camp in London with the th Battalion, be lest three valuable nets. Last week he found that one s in the possession of an individual Wingbam, one at Listowel and e remaining one at Clinton. At a temperance convention held Clinton last week a Rev Mr itb recommended . the ladies of uron to sing down any public eaker who advocates the repeal of e Scott Act. Shame upon the man o would encourage ladies to be - me rowdies,—Mitchell Advocate, ✓ Smith did nothing of the kind. hat he did was to mention, as an ustration, that such a thing had 6 a t t t v r 1 g at S 0 ch M be fin of to hi be fri du to to for to col fir fir ex ford 28 cor wa in th in Sm BHpp th wh co [M V ill praacbing contest; the assessment all be round is somewhat lower than was made for similar purposes before and do it is expected that it will be prompt- th ly met. The Po:ice Magistrate has me nine Scott Act cases to try at Seaforth Ste to -morrow. The Police Magistrate off, and Mr Scott went to tVingham on ed Wednesday, there being six Scott Act de eases to try, but one of the defendants, des Josiah McDonald, cleared out, anoth- cau or, named Conover, plead guilty and hat paid his fine, and the remaining cases ' sh were adjourned, tho en done in Halton. On Saturday the owner of a tree - n engine and portable saw mill left em standing in front of the Com- rcial Hotel, while he fed up, etc. am went up and started to blow and the Commercial team, attach - to the bus, was stattledby the sud- n hissing and started off on the d jump, but were fortunately ght before they had done any m. The owner of the engine Ou'd have been fined fur his ugbtlessnes3 1 'r 001t& Fingering Yarns. Photograph ;ALBUMS. &e., &c.„ CHRIS. DICKSON, a F''0IR, .A BY FITTING SUIT C.C.RANCE dc CO, THE HUB CLOTHIERS. A PINE SELECTION OF 7, Canadian and imported goods Always in Stock. C. C. RAN CE & CO., �r iti Z1:713 Ci.iOr, XZns, CLINTON IS IT ?� a DRESS GOODS Is what we are better posted in. We have n. Acle tha a study ; we c!aim to show the Largest, Cheapest and Choicest Collection: We have ever attempted to show the people of Clinton.' We bought them in the right markets. The price we of- fer them to the public will prove that. Come and see.'' We won't talk any more about them just now. NEXT' 000 Ladies DIANTL4S This, you know, is a specialty with its. - Our department is under the same management as last season. We show Choice Goods, Elegant Stylets, Endless 'R,riety. "Jolly PaR,=C E S INSPEJTION AND CQVIPARISON INVITED Low Priced FLANNELS, Low Priced Mens SHIRTS & DRAWERS, Low priced.Ladies VESTS, Low priced BLANKETS, 4i,oyv priced TABELINGS, Low priced S}IEETINGS, Low priced GLOVES and HOSIERY, Low priced TWEEDS.' op, GEO E PAY &GAO. THE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM OF CLINTON •+MENS4- FURNISHING GOODS ----OUR STOCK OF --- MEN and BOYS FURNISHING GOODS Is now complete with the Largest and finest selection to be found in the county. It will pay anybody to come miles to see our choice goods. We are showing a variety, in every class of goods, that is not beaten outside the cities. For early fall trade we have a choice line of G L O V E g AT WONDERFULLY 'REDUCED PRICES. JACKSON BROS.,