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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1887-04-15, Page 8LIN I'ON NEW ERA, FRaHAy Arum I•L 16, 1887. LOCAL.•NOTICE.8.1 o to J. :r%tee 1 'dents, Valises, Ste., J F,aM..WS',. anion. Tf.PiOmant a Single Set of Harness, •til Mounted, for $18, go to J. T IVITCfIL'LL 11';el NTED.4Two or three good smart girls learn the dress snaking. ROBERTSON'S heap Gina Store. es lies requiring ct 111atxtle or Dress mctele hould call. upon Miss Currell, of Robertsons eat: gash Store, the acknowledged artist of «rt?t County. We guarantee every garment. keniithin reacee h Of all.e as Leave ill your norders her evarly. :¢P` stoats of General Dry Goods is now coact - late,, and torfreshness, variety and style, can - pt, be equalled. Remember for Dress Goods, .i? nae Goods, Millinery and Gene•al Dry bods', the place to buy is ROBERTSON'S BEAT CASH STORE, Clinton. ZeWn glaptcO. '.. ARE You ?—Are you a member of the Clinton Mechanics' Institute ? If not, subscribe at once and you will be pleased With your venture. • ,:;.TRI. CLOSE of LENT.—Good 'Friday Was the last day at Lent, The penance has been prolonged beyond the usiiii.}" time, as lent this year had 46 days, for. the reason that it had six Sundays, which •were not counted as fast days. OWNERS or STALtroxs.--See the new horse cuts at the CLINTON NEW ERA. Clydesdale, (the beet in the county,) Per- eheron, General Purpose and Roadster "outs taken from li•fe. Route bills and cards at closest -rates :.at the , NE1Y, Ens. office, EXAMINATIONS —The 2nd class non- ,professional examinations take place on the.4th and 12th of July; the ist class C, ;.non-professional, on the llth, and 1st class A or B, non-professional; on the 19th of July. The Entrance Examination to High Schools take place on the 4th, 5th and 6th of July. Rotes. TEdrPLARS. — A • temperance meeting, under the auspices of the Royal' Templars of Temperance, will be held in "Ontario St.MethodistChurch, on Tuesday evening next. Addresses will be delivered by Rev, James Simpson, of Brucefield, —Mr WW Mason, of Harriston, and others. The public are invited. ENGAGED.-1lliss M. Pake,of this place. has been engaged to fill out the unexpired term of Miss Case, (who has rasigned,) in Wingham Public School. Miss Pake gave good satisfaction when she was there a short time before, and we have no doubt will keep up her excellent reputation. If reports are true, this is netlike only 14ea- • gagem5nt" she has on band. HORSE NOTES.—Mr. Frank Thompson, of Mansfield, Ohio, failed to secure any horses here on his trip last week, but ex- •pects to return in a few days. Mr. T. Tipling refused $225 for a filly coming two, sired by Tnrner's'.Farmer's Glory. Mr. Mooney shipped a car of horses to Montreal, this weeks Mr. John Weir bas two splendid gelding colts sired by Garnet. Last week Mr. 13. B. Evans had the misfortune to lose two fine gelding colts by stranglation. CLINTON DRIVING PARI. ASSOCIATION. —An adjourned annual meeting of the members of this association was held a few evenings since, at the Rattenbury House, when the following officers were elected : Pres., T. C. Doherty; Vice -Pres., D Er- win ; Sec-Treas., N. Robson : Directors, "--Messrs Kennedy, • Copp, Rattenbury, Johnston, Tipling, Doherty and Doan. It • was decided not to hold a spiting meeting, but the track will be kept in good repair, and non -shareholders will be allowed its use on payment of 83 a year. The inter- ior of the course has been rented to 11r. Forrester fo& flax raising. SUDDEN DeaTir,—We are sorry to an- nounce the death of Mrs Henry Stevens, which took place on Friday last. De- ceased hasfor years been: subject to fits, but as she invariably rallied therefrom without much difficulty, it never entered the minds of ber friends that one of thesemight some day end in her death, but such, however, was, the case. She -was well known to our townspeople, bas- ing resided here for many years, and was respected by all. She was a member of the Methodist Church, almost since her — girlhood, and a sister of '_1lrs W. Robinson .and Mrs L. Trouse. She leaves a family • of two sons—both grown ep—and her husband is the recipient of much sympathy in his affliction. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.—OPeople who get the Daily Globe in the Western" section of Ontario at the early hour at which they now do, scarcely realize- the expense that is inyolved and tbe enter- prise displayed by the Globe Printing Co., in order to accomplish this.. When the Globe special train, running betweeu Toronto and London, was started, people .remarked they 'Won't keep it up," but the fact that the train is chartered for" a year, shows that they mean business. The train carries no passengers, although it was the pleasant privilege of the NEW ERA to make the trip one morning recently, and as a station is approached a bag of Globes go flying in the direc- tion thereof, while the train hurries along with unabated speed. Only three stop- pages are 'made between Toronto and London, and the pace of the train may be judged from the fact that the distance is covered in 2 hours and 45 minntes. As a result of its enterprise the circulation of the Globe has materially increased,and all who want the earliest news. should add their names to its list of subscribers. TEktPE7tAlvee%.--T;Tncier the auspices of the W.C.T.U., the Rev. Mr Bargees, of Ljstowell, accompanied by his son. who is a ventriloquist, will spend four nights here is the interest@ of temperance, commenc- ing on the 25th inst. ESITEATAISsSIT•,PfT, — Aa eutertt(inment will be given in the toWO hali,on the even- ing of the 1911 inst., on behalf of the base ball club, by Mrs. T. Chas. Wilson and Mr Chas Kelly, the well known vocalist Mrs Wilson is spoken of by the press of both Canada and the United States, as the successor of Mrs Scott-Siddona. Read the • follow log notices: Mr Kelly sang "March of the Cameron men," "I ga- ther then in," and "The wolf." Ho has an excellent bass voice, and was warmly received. -Toronto Mail Mrs Watson is probably the moat brilliant and ort- gipal of -the many women who have of late years at- tempted the artistic feat of public delineation without stage paraphernalia. -Neto York Herald. Bonus MAPLE SUGAR.—Perhaps some people are not aware that the. Provincial Legislature 'has stepped in to protect those poor peeple•svbo are not thoroughly .up in all the arts of the maple sugar man- ufacture. According now --all parties ofTeri}}g maple suer for sale are compelled to abel it as ding ; and the man or women who in future 'Bells„ sugar at 15 cents a p nd as maple sngat which they have purchased at 15 pounds `kir a dollar in a grocery store, is liable to a fine and the seizure of his goods. OPENINGS.—Mr Robertson made an ex- cellent display of millinery goods in his show room opening, on Saturday night. The stylcs°this year are most bewitching and attractive, and in Hats embrace the Eclipse, St. James, Eleet,wing, Geraldine and Vivian, while in Bonnets •tlie leading styles are Viola, Empire and Sparta ; the opening was liberally patronized. Detlor & Co.s made their opening on the same night, and the store was very attractive with the latest styles and fashions in mil- linery goods, Beesley & Co., wbgse spe- cialty is millinery, also made their spring display on Saturday night, and carry, as usual, the finest goods the market produ- ces. The Dry Goods Palace opening is to -morrow night. THAT BIG (?) ESTATE.—Au exchange says :--The Lawrence -Townley Estate As- sociation, -bas been wound up after ex- pending all the money subscribed by mis- guided claimants. Eighteen months' time has been monopolized in the search and•considerable money spent. The net result is the burying of the Lawrence - Townley matter for all 'time to comes,- It has been ascertained that there are Town• ley estates, but the present occupant can show a good title to them. [In this con- nection it ma not be uninteresting to state that one of toe parties who was em- ployed in bunting up the claims of sup- posed heirs to the estate, is Mr. Greer, of Toronto, whose--•wi•fe was formerly Miss Clark, of Goderich township, she haying the honor to be the first girl who -was born in that township. She has been away therefrom for nearly 30 years. SCOTT ACT NOTES.—The case against Mr Bailey, of Goderich,, and also one each against two other hotel -keepers of Goderich, were adjourned for a few days, owing to the absence of one of the lawyers engaged thereon --sit couple of Seaforth hotel -keepers, Messrs -Weir and Kennedy, refused accommodation to Sir James Scott, of this town, last week, because of his professional connection with Scott Act cases ; such petty actions will quickly work out a different result •from what ho el -keepers anticipate Mr Hawkshaw, of Seaforth, was fined $50 and costs last Friday, for violation of the act, and cases against Messrs Stephens and Kennedy ad- journed. The charges against Mr Tuck, tried last Thursday, was dismissed, and that against Mr Dahms, of Brussels, ad- journ ed'-s-TbeinRill es -of--severid pe -eons have been mentioned as likely candidates for the office of Police Magistrate, under Mr Mowat's new act, but as they are in- definite, it is better not to make them public. EW GOODS xtx WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS, CONSISTING OF press arriages aggons Wo Show ThIWeek WT± -Do :' Ohms WINDOW -t,/ ROLLERS Wallt Raper and Border t — A. GRAND A-SSORTMENT OF -- DRESS COODS IN AIL THE NEW SHADES, AND AT ALL PRICES New Rushes, Dress TrimminErsf_ - Prints and Gingharrms just in, @ltd lee Note. Paper. and -E'nielopes . . Carpet Felt. :Walking Sticks, Baskets, Croquet, &c INSPECTION INVITED DICKSON g CLINTON.' CHRISI DICKSON, LOCAL BPIEPS.—D.ft D A. Forrester and wife attended the marriage of the farmer's youngest sister, 'at Mitebell, on the 8th inst. Toe blacksmitbing business ot- Jones & Glew has been temporarily closed up because of some financial. difficulty.— Miss Booth, for years a resident of Sea - forth, has taken up her residence iu Clin- ton. Our town constable now sports his "official clothes'.' Mr Bowers has com- pleted a tasty sign for Taylor &•Sona. •= Mr .los Copp•is now able to be out, bat still looks very poorly. Mr C Blackstone ,has taken the house vacated by Mr Jacob Taylor. Some of the Organ Factory em- ployees enjoyed a short holiday this week, as the engine was undergoing repairs.— Work on several of the.new buildings in town has commenced. Potatoes are high- er in price here than they are in Toronto. Mr S Wilson is opening up "Cheapside." David Moore (son of Mr E Moore,Clinton) has been promoted to the position of a Captain in connection with the"Sai^vation Army, and goes to Teeswater to' take charge of the force there. The wife of Mr McConnell is seriousl ill with con gestion of the lungs. A son of Mr W T Whitely has been cid up with the same, but 'is around main. Mr Mmgher, of Goderich, will preach in Perrin's hall, at 3 and 7 p m., on Sunday next. Mr James L•ving, (youngest son of Mr John Irving,) now holds the lucrative position of Prc•,s Operator for the WesternUnionTelefrraph Co., at Los Angelos, Cal, Mr. H. steel recently recently sold a year old Durham hull to aparty in Manitoba. Mr Thos Shipley is putting in a e •Ilar, and internist() move his kitchen rowel to the side of the house fronting the road. Mrs T L Coe.hrane and Mrs McCloskey, of Tara, are visiting at Mr W McKerven's. Mrs Sibley, after spending the }:inter in the States, has re- turned ti td vn. In the case of Perdue v. Clark, judgment for the plaintiff°or $1 has been rendered. The Clinton Quar- tette Club take part in an entertainment to be given in the Bayfield line School Flouse, Goderich township, this (Friday) evening; their services appear to be in great demand MrWarren Callander and wile, (Miss Ellard, of Goderich).left on Tuesday for Kansas, where the former re- enters the Methodist ministry. Fall wheat in this neighborhood has not been injured..apparently by the heavy snow, as was feared, and looks fairly well ; a warm rain would materially he'p it forward — A full list of the Assizes will anp •ar next week. Ten cars of *heat left the standard eleva' dr for export, this" week '1' Mc- Leiin shipped ons car of cattle 10 Toronto, this week. W. Doherty & Co made a shipm, n' of organs to l:'.gland thj' week. Mr. '1' `:Watson has rented Mr. Ftiaith•s new house. ANONYMOUS LETTERS.—Several, if not all the hotel keepers in town, were the recipients this week of anonytnoui letters,' pretending to be written in Hades, and intimating that all who continued in the liquor business would ultimately reach that undesirable locality. To give greater reality to the letters, one corner was singed in a very suggestive manner. Whoever wrote them was guilty of a very foolish and senseless act, and is deserving of severe censure. What makes the matter annoying to others also, is tho guessing as to their authorship, that is indulged in, as persons are blamed for them whom, we do not suppose, lisid"the- sligh.test thing to do with it. No christian would resort to such a method of express- ing his views, and we doubt very mnch if the average temperance adherent would, either. Anonymous letter writing is. al- together too prevalent,as we are informed that even the License Inspector and Con- st'ablo have been tho recipients of letters threatening personal injury, it discov- ered, the writers of all such letters are liable to severe punishment. Dude did ou Say ? NO, BUT WELL DRESSED, ANI) TIIAT TS THE POINT WHTC'H AT.L Al EN FHOT'L,i) LOOK ATTER. ell -Dressed Men are -.dare, WU'l.' Yr WHOSE WHO WISH TO BE WOULD VISIT C. RANCE & CO'S Merchant Tailoring Establishment I'IIh:S' WILL FIND, AT VERY LITTLE EXPENSE, AN OPPORTUNITY TO DRESS WELL THAT RARELY PRESENTS ITSELF. 6.t c HAVE I3EYONI) ALL DOUBT THE BEST LINE OF Paraso1sPaTaso1sParaso1st� H owl 40,-31_4(-10-3vis A FULL AND, COMPLETE RANGE, Mantle Dep' artnent Is now open, with a large stock of the newest designs in MANTLE GOODf^+. for Spring and Summer Wear, CHENILLE, FRJNGES and TRIMMINGS. We Guarantee Satisfaction and a Perfect Fit. (urtains and Curtain Nets, Carpets and' Oil Cloths, Shillings, Cottons and Shi'etings,White Cottons, Grey cottons,_ Ducks, Denims. Keil-- tucliy Jeans, 'Needs and Worsteds for.. Spring and Saner Sits Ever ahown in Clinks, representing the choicest styles and hest materials. Yon will regret it all saimu,er if you don't see our goody aw.i get prises before purchasing elsewhere. txt We ask an inspection of our large stock; we are satisfied we will be able to please both in quality and price. PERSONS HAVING THEiR OWN MOTH CAN HATE IT MADE AND TRIMMED IN THE LATEST STYLES, AT PRICES CONSISTENT WITH GOOD WORK, o— C. C. RANCE &,00., It'IN t M FAR CI-1A.NT' TAILORS CII MOT'I'ON. GEO. E. PAY & CO. THE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM OF CLINTON. WHAT ABOUT SPRING 000 ------ Our stock of woollens has never been so large as at the present time, and never before have we been prepared to give such value. No person in need of Clothing should buy till they inspect our great selection and got our figures. «'o do not spend hiindreds of dollars every year in advertising something that we cannot hack up, -and when ,wo say a thing we mean in our READY !ADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT 42' WE ARE BOOMINGT OUR GREAT $7 SUIT The like of which has never been seen in this section at the priee. The greatest astonishment has been manifested by those who have seen the suit, and if people_ could only believe this is a bargain instead of mere newspaper talk, we could sell hundreds of suits. A great mistake will be made by people in need of Cheap Clothing if they allow themselves to miss this bargain. JACKSON BROS., CL�N'L' ii N. 'I